Milna to Dubrovnik by catamaran

A green, wooded bay near Milna with clear blue water and a swimmer

Milna is the only port on Brač with catamarans to and from Dubrovnik. Krilo Kapetan Luka and TP Line sail between them from spring to the end of October, stopping at Hvar and Korčula on the way, so it's a long but scenic ride down the coast. Below you can see today's departures from Milna (or pick any other date), the full 2026 timetable and what the tickets cost.

Timetables checked 1 November 2026 against the official operator timetables.

When's the next ferry?

Milna → Dubrovnik

Other way: Dubrovnik → Milna

Good to know before you go

Our tips for the catamaran

These catamarans run between Split and Dubrovnik and call at Milna, Hvar and Korčula on the way (Krilo Kapetan Luka also at Pomena on Mljet). Most people on board are going somewhere else, but it's a handy way to get from Milna to Dubrovnik.

It's a long trip, so we'd bring our own food and drinks, especially if you'd like to save a bit. On board there's air conditioning, a vending machine and coffee.

These catamarans take foot passengers only, not cars. If you're travelling with a car, the way onto Brač is the car ferry from Split to Supetar (Split → Supetar) or from Makarska to Sumartin (Makarska → Sumartin).

As for the boats, Krilo Kapetan Luka usually sends the catamaran Krilo Tropic (332 passengers) or Krilo Nomadic (250 passengers); TP Line usually sends the catamaran Borik (300 passengers) or Puntamika (312 passengers). The companies swap boats from time to time, so yours may be a different one.

As for where to sit, it doesn't really matter here. We checked the route on the map, and the coast is about as close on one side as on the other, so just grab a window seat.

There are no seat reservations on the catamarans: you sit wherever you like, first come, first served. All of them have air conditioning.

Bags are stowed one by one as people board, so the first ones in end up behind everyone else's. If you board last, yours will be the easiest to get to when you arrive.

Full list of departures for 2026

Tap a season to see its departures from Milna. The current season is open. Going back? See the Dubrovnik → Milna timetable.

Krilo Kapetan Luka: catamaran (Split – Dubrovnik line)

Foot passengers only · Crossing time: 250 minutes

1 April – 31 October 20261 departure a day
  • 08:30
  • Please be at the boarding location at least 15 minutes before departure.
  • Schedule is subject to change.

TP Line: catamaran (line 842)

Foot passengers only · Crossing time: 270 minutes

1 April – 31 October 20260–1 departures a day
  • 15:50¹
  1. On October 31st, departure only from the direction of Dubrovnik (no departure from Split)

TP Line: catamaran (line 654)

Foot passengers only · Crossing time: 280 minutes

8 May – 18 October 20261 departure a day
  • 09:35

How much are the ferry tickets to Dubrovnik?

Where to buy: every company sells tickets online. The "Buy ticket" button next to each departure takes you straight to the right shop.

Krilo Kapetan Luka: You can also buy them in person in Dubrovnik, at the Kapetan Luka office on Obala Stjepana Radića 32.

TP Line: You can also buy them in person in Dubrovnik, at the TP Line booth on Obala Ivana Pavla II. There's no TP Line ticket office in Milna: tickets are sold on the catamaran if there are seats left, so in July and August it's best to buy online. Tickets are also sold on board before departure, if there are seats left.

Krilo Kapetan Luka: catamaran (Split – Dubrovnik line)

Krilo Kapetan Luka: one-way prices
One wayPrice
Adult passenger€50.00
  • One-way travel. Ticket price is the same for both directions.
  • Port fees and VAT included in the price.

TP Line: catamaran (line 842)

TP Line: one-way prices
One wayPrice
Adult passenger€55.00
  • Children up to one year of age travel for free on their parents lap, remark is made on their parent's ticket.
  • Children from 1 to 3 years travel for free and are issued a ticket.
  • Children from 3 to 12 years of age travel for the amount of 50% of the ticket price.
  • Price of travel ticket for pets placed in a transporter is 50% of the amount of the ticket price.
  • The ticket price is the same in both directions and is subject to changes.

TP Line: catamaran (line 654)

TP Line: one-way prices
One wayPrice
Adult passenger€55.00
  • Children up to one year of age travel for free on their parents lap, remark is made on their parent's ticket.
  • Children from 1 to 3 years travel for free and are issued a ticket.
  • Children from 3 to 12 years of age travel for the amount of 50% of the ticket price.
  • Price of travel ticket for pets placed in a transporter is 50% of the amount of the ticket price.
  • The ticket price is the same in both directions and is subject to changes.

Questions people ask

How long is the catamaran from Milna to Dubrovnik?

Between 250 and 280 minutes, depending on the catamaran and its stops on the way (Hvar and Korčula, and Pomena on Mljet with Krilo Kapetan Luka).

Does it run all year?

No. Krilo Kapetan Luka sails from 1 April to 31 October, and TP Line from 1 April to 31 October. The rest of the year there's no direct ferry.

How much are the ferry tickets from Milna to Dubrovnik?

With Krilo Kapetan Luka, a one-way adult ticket costs €50.00.

With TP Line, a one-way adult ticket costs €55.00.

You'll find the full price lists just above.

Are there any discounts?

Krilo Kapetan Luka: Children under 3 travel for free. From age 3, everyone pays the full price.

TP Line: Children under 3 travel for free, and children aged 3 to 12 get a discount. With an OSI card (for people with disabilities) you get a discount at TP Line's ticket offices.

How early should I be at the port in Milna?

For the catamaran, be at the port at least 15 minutes before departure.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No. You can show the QR code on your phone when you board, whether you travel on foot or with a car.

What is on board, and what can I bring?

All the catamarans have air conditioning. There are no seat reservations: you sit wherever you like, first come, first served. Almost all of them have a vending machine and a small bar where you can get a coffee, a bit pricier than on land. We haven't come across wifi on any catamaran so far.

Krilo Kapetan Luka: On Krilo Kapetan Luka's catamarans there's a snack bar with cold drinks, sandwiches and hot drinks, but no Wi-Fi. You can go out on deck only when the crew allows it. Each passenger can bring up to 23 kg of luggage for free. Small pets can come along in a carrier, in the areas set aside for them.

TP Line: TP Line's catamarans have toilets and free Wi-Fi, and everyone travels in the lounge: you can't go out on deck during the trip. In season most of them sell food and drinks; out of season there's nothing on sale. Each passenger can bring up to 20 kg of luggage. Bikes aren't allowed. Small pets can travel in the lounge in a carrier (up to 45 × 35 × 25 cm and 8 kg with the pet).