Split to Supetar Ferry

The total travel time depends on the ferry type. The larger car ferries take about 50 minutes. The high-speed catamarans (passenger-only) can be slightly faster, getting you there in approximately 25 minutes.

Yes. Unlike the Hvar route, the primary Split-Supetar line is served by large car ferries (Jadrolinija) which carry vehicles. However, if you choose a fast catamaran, it will be passenger-only. Make sure to book your car spot well ahead of time!

Both the car ferries and catamarans for Supetar depart from the main Split Port. They dock at the main piers located on the eastern side, close to the bus and train stations. Always check the departure board for your specific boat's berth number.

Yes, it is highly recommended. The Split to Supetar line is one of the busiest in Croatia. For foot passengers, booking helps secure your spot. For car passengers, pre-booking is essential, especially from June to September, as car decks often sell out days in advance.

Foot passenger tickets typically start from around €10 (75 HRK). Prices may vary slightly depending on the ferry company, the time of year (high or low season), and the specific type of vessel (car ferry or fast catamaran).

The car ferry is slower (approx. 50 mins), carries vehicles and passengers, and is generally operated by Jadrolinija. The fast ferry (catamaran) is quicker (approx. 25 mins), carries passengers only, and is operated by companies like Krilo. The fast ferry is generally preferred by foot travelers not requiring a vehicle.