Brač Ferry
Saturday 31 October is the last day you can take a boat straight from Milna to Hvar, Korčula, Pomena on Mljet or Dubrovnik this year. Both catamarans that make those trips, Krilo Kapetan Luka's Split – Dubrovnik line and TP Line's line 842, end their season that day. TP Line's line 654 on the same stretch already stopped on 18 October.
On the last day the two lines don't behave the same. Krilo sails in both directions. TP Line 842 only runs northbound, from Dubrovnik via Korčula and Hvar to Milna and Split, so there is no TP Line boat from Milna heading south on 31 October. The box below shows what is left that day.
From 1 November, Milna keeps its links to Split, Rogač on Šolta and, on Wednesdays, Vis. None of them goes to Hvar: on Wednesdays Krilo's Vis line skips Hvar after Milna. If you need the island of Hvar in winter, the nearest year-round link from Brač is Jadrolinija's catamaran between Bol and Jelsa.
These are long rides, worth knowing before you plan a day trip: Hvar is under an hour from Milna, Korčula two to two and a half hours, and Dubrovnik four hours or more, depending on the line. The 2027 timetables for these lines aren't out yet; we will add them when the operators publish them.
Every departure until the end of the month is on our pages for Milna → Hvar, Milna → Korčula, Milna → Pomena and Milna → Dubrovnik, and the way back on Dubrovnik → Milna. Today's boats for all routes are on the homepage.
Source: Krilo Kapetan Luka and TP Line timetables: https://krilo.hr/en/schedule