Does the map show every Croatian ferry route?

No. It is a schematic guide to the key ferry hubs and useful crossings. FerryCroatia's All Routes directory contains the wider route network.

Current route reference

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Q: Which Croatian islands can I take a car to by ferry?

Major car-ferry crossings include Split to Supetar on Brač, Split to Stari Grad on Hvar, Drvenik to Sućuraj on Hvar, and Zadar to Preko on Ugljan. Always confirm the exact sailing for your travel date.

Q: Is there one ferry network for Croatia?

No. Several operators serve Croatian ferry routes and many routes are seasonal. Use the map as a route reference, then open the individual route page for current availability and booking options.

Start with the coast. Then choose the crossing.

A clear reference for the ferry hubs that matter: passenger routes, car ferries, island connections and selected Adriatic links.

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The Adriatic at a glance.

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Croatia ferry map showing key ports, car ferries, island passenger routes and international links

Use this as a route map, not a timetable. Schedules and seasonal services can change. Open the individual crossing before you book.

Choose by trip type

What are you actually trying to do?

WITH A CAR

Use a vehicle ferry.

For Hvar, Brač and Ugljan, the port matters as much as the island.

Split → Stari Grad Split → Supetar Drvenik → Sućuraj Zadar → Ugljan

FOOT PASSENGER

Go straight to the town.

Fast passenger ferries connect the main island towns without the car-ferry detour.

Split → Hvar Town Hvar → Korčula Dubrovnik → Pomena Split → Vis

GOING TO BRAČ

Choose the port, not just the island.

Supetar is the main vehicle gateway. Bol puts foot passengers near Zlatni Rat. Milna serves western Brač.

Compare Brač ports Split → Supetar Split → Bol Split → Milna

ACROSS THE ADRIATIC

Italy is part of the network.

Selected seasonal and overnight crossings connect Croatia with Italian ports.

Poreč → Venice Zadar → Ancona Split → Ancona Split → Bari

Key hubs

Four places unlock most trips.

SPLITHvar · Brač · Vis · KorčulaCentral Dalmatia's main ferry hub. HVARSplit · Korčula · Vis · DubrovnikFast-ferry crossroads for island hopping. DUBROVNIKKorčula · Mljet · Elafiti · MontenegroThe southern gateway. ZADARUgljan · Lošinj · northern islands · AnconaBest base for the north-central archipelago.

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Quick answers

Before you choose a line.

Which Croatian islands can I take a car to by ferry?

Major car-ferry crossings include Split → Supetar on Brač, Split → Stari Grad on Hvar, Drvenik → Sućuraj on Hvar, and Zadar → Preko/Ugljan. Vehicle capacity and schedules vary, so check the crossing for your travel date.

Is there one ferry network for Croatia?

No. Several operators serve Croatia and many routes are seasonal. The map is a route reference; the individual FerryCroatia crossing page is where you check the practical details and current ticket path.

Does this map show every route?

No. It focuses on the useful hubs and crossings that help travellers understand the coast. The All Routes directory contains the wider network.

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