Split → Supetar
The year-round vehicle ferry is the broadest Brač option and works well for Supetar, northern Brač and onward driving across the island.
With a car, use Split → Supetar. On foot, choose the Brač port closest to where you are actually staying: Supetar, Bol, Milna or Sutivan.
Quick answer
Main Brač crossing
For vehicles, the key route is Jadrolinija Split → Supetar. The 2026 crossing takes about 50 min. The regular adult fare is €6.50 and a standard car starts from €26.10; passenger-catamaran fares to other Brač ports use different pricing.
The year-round vehicle ferry is the broadest Brač option and works well for Supetar, northern Brač and onward driving across the island.
Jadrolinija’s published 2026 regular passenger fare for line 631 Split–Supetar. Island-resident and special-category fares are different.
Published 2026 regular fare for a standard car on the Split–Supetar vehicle ferry. Larger vehicles and campers have different tariffs.
Choose your port
Tell us where you are really going. We will recommend the arrival port that avoids an unnecessary road transfer. Most travellers are foot passengers, so the vehicle option stays out of the way unless you need it.
Where are you staying or heading first?
Pick the area, not the ferry name.
Bringing a car, motorcycle or camper?
No is selected by default.
Your route
We will tell you which Split ferry is the practical match — not just which crossing is shortest.
The important choice
The ferry time matters, but the road transfer after you arrive can matter more. Use the port closest to your real destination whenever the sailing works for your date.
The safest default for northern and central Brač — and the main choice if you are bringing a vehicle.
For foot passengers staying in Bol or heading to Zlatni Rat, a direct seasonal catamaran avoids crossing Brač by road.
A direct passenger catamaran can be the cleanest arrival if your accommodation is in Milna or western Brač.
Useful for Sutivan itself when the seasonal passenger catamaran matches your date. If it does not, Supetar is the practical fallback.
The shortcut
A 25-minute catamaran to the wrong side of Brač can leave you with a longer road transfer than a slower ferry to the port nearest your accommodation. Choose door-to-door, not timetable-to-timetable.
2026 times & fares
Split serves several Brač ports, so there is no single timetable. The right comparison starts with your arrival port and then the exact date.
Across the island's Split connections in the main season. Frequency drops outside summer.
Journey time depends on the Brač port, vessel and operator.
Low-cost passenger fares are available on some routes; Bol is typically more expensive in summer.
| Arrival port | Typical service | Indicative time | Vehicle? | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supetar | Year-round | About 20–50 min | Yes · vehicle ferry available | North/central Brač · cars |
| Bol | Seasonal | About 55–60 min | No | Bol · Zlatni Rat |
| Milna | Year-round passenger | From about 25 min | No | West Brač |
| Sutivan | Seasonal passenger | About 25–30 min | No | Sutivan |
Checked 28 September 2026. Schedules and fares change by season and departure. Use live availability for the exact price and operator on your date.
See sailings for your dateDeparture
The ferry port is beside Split city centre, bus station and railway station. Vehicle ferries and catamarans can use different boarding areas, so check the pier shown for your sailing.
With a vehicle
The Jadrolinija Split → Supetar car ferry is the main vehicle gateway from Split to Brač. Direct passenger catamarans to Bol, Milna and Sutivan do not carry cars.
On foot
If you are staying in Bol, Milna or Sutivan, a direct passenger sailing can save a cross-island transfer when it operates on your date.
Split → Brač day trip
Brač is easy to visit from Split, but “a day trip to Brač” can mean very different days. Pick the place you actually want to see before choosing the ferry.
The flexible all-year option. Good when you want an easy waterfront arrival or plan onward transport across the island.
Best for a summer day centred on Bol and Zlatni Rat when a direct passenger ferry and useful return both operate.
Whichever port you choose, check the Brač → Split return before buying the outbound so you know how much useful time you really have.
Live availability
Current dates, availability and prices are shown by our booking partner.
Arriving on Brač?
Supetar, Bol and Milna each start a different version of the island. Explore the Local Way once you know where you are landing.
Explore SupetarFAQ
Choose Supetar for the widest year-round choice, northern and central Brač, or if you are bringing a vehicle. Choose Bol if you are staying in Bol or near Zlatni Rat and a direct seasonal passenger ferry operates. Choose Milna for western Brač. Choose Sutivan when a direct seasonal service matches your date; otherwise Supetar is the practical fallback.
For the main Split → Supetar vehicle ferry, Jadrolinija’s regular 2026 adult fare is €6.50 and a standard car starts from €26.10. Passenger-catamaran prices to Bol, Milna and Sutivan vary by port, operator and date.
Yes. The main vehicle route from Split is the Jadrolinija car ferry to Supetar. Passenger catamarans to Bol, Milna and Sutivan do not carry cars.
Depending on the Brač port and vessel, scheduled crossings take roughly 20 minutes to 1 hour. The Jadrolinija Split → Supetar vehicle ferry takes about 50 minutes; direct passenger ferries to Bol take around 55–60 minutes, while some Milna and Sutivan sailings are around 25–30 minutes.
Yes, but not to every port. Supetar and Milna have year-round connections. Bol and Sutivan are mainly seasonal direct passenger routes.
Supetar is the better all-round choice and the main route with a vehicle. If you are on foot and staying in Bol or going straight to Zlatni Rat, a direct Split → Bol passenger ferry is usually more convenient when it operates because you avoid crossing the island by road.
Yes. Supetar is the most flexible all-year gateway, while Bol can be the better summer choice if Bol and Zlatni Rat are the purpose of your trip. Check the return sailing before choosing the outbound.
Some passenger catamarans to Milna, Sutivan or Supetar can take around 20–30 minutes. But the shortest ferry crossing is not always the fastest total trip, so choose the arrival port closest to where you actually need to be.
Ferries and catamarans leave from Split Ferry Port beside the city centre, main bus station and railway station. The exact boarding pier varies by operator and sailing, so confirm it on your ticket.