Brač Ferry
Bol is on the south coast of Brač, home of the famous Zlatni rat beach, and from Split you get there by catamaran. Jadrolinija sails all year round, and Krilo Shipping Company joins in from 15 May to 30 September. Below you can see today's departures from Split (or pick any other date), the full 2026 timetables and what the tickets cost.
Timetables checked 1 November 2026 against the official operator timetables.
When's the next ferry?
Split → Bol
Where your berth is in Split port
Ferries to Bol don't always leave from the same berth. Find the berth number next to your departure above, then look for it here.
Amber: berths the port has given to ferries to Bol today and tomorrow (6a).
Coastline © OpenStreetMap contributors. Berth positions from the Port of Split.
Good to know before you go
There are three catamarans between Split and Bol, and all of them are for foot passengers only.
Jadrolinija runs the one you can count on all year. It also calls at Jelsa on Hvar, and leaves Split once a day. An adult ticket costs €6.40 to €10.00, a little more in summer.
In late summer, from 17 August to 20 September, Jadrolinija adds a second catamaran that carries on to Hvar and Vis. A ticket to Bol on that one costs €23.00.
Krilo Shipping Company sails from 15 May to 30 September, 1 to 2 times a day from Split, and an adult ticket costs €25.00.
The timetables change through the year, so pick your date at the top of the page and you'll see exactly which ferries are running that day.
Our tips for the catamaran
Split – Bol is one of the most popular catamaran routes in Croatia, together with Split – Hvar, and in high season the catamarans fill up. We'd buy tickets a few days ahead.
Split's ferry port gets very crowded in summer, and the catamarans don't always leave from the same berth. Check the berth next to your departure above, on the day you travel.
If you'd like a window seat with a view, be at the port a bit before the 15 minutes the companies ask for.
Most catamarans have no outside seating, because they're fast and it gets very windy. One of the Krilo Shipping Company catamarans does have an outside area, and the crew opens it once it's safe. The views from there are even better.
Just before you arrive in Bol, look out for Zlatni rat, the most famous beach in Croatia.
In the main season there are catamarans in the morning, around midday and in the afternoon, so you can plan your trip the way you like. Pick your date above to see the exact times.
The crossing isn't long, but we usually bring something to eat and drink. On board it costs more than on land.
There's no car ferry to Bol. If you're bringing a car, or would rather not take the catamaran, take the car ferry from Split to Supetar (Split → Supetar) and go on to Bol by car, bus or taxi. Bol is on the other side of the island, though, so a taxi won't be cheap. Going back, it's the same the other way round (Supetar → Split).
As for the boats, Jadrolinija (line 9603) usually sends the catamaran Karolina (316 passengers) or Mila; Jadrolinija (line 659) usually sends the catamaran Judita (316 passengers); Krilo Shipping Company usually sends the catamaran KSC Jaffa (around 250 passengers) or KSC Naranča (around 250 passengers). The companies swap boats from time to time, so yours may be a different one.
For the best views, sit on the left side, looking towards the front of the catamaran. For most of the way you'll have Brač's coast on that side.
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 Split. The current season is open. Going back? See the Bol → Split timetable.
How much are the ferry tickets to Bol?
Where to buy: every company sells tickets online. The "Buy ticket" button next to each departure takes you straight to the right shop.
Jadrolinija: You can also buy them in person in Split, at the Jadrolinija ticket office on Gat sv. Duje, in the ferry port, and in Bol, at the Jadrolinija ticket office at Grabov rat (Uz Pjacu 2) (open from half an hour before departure). If the ticket office is closed, you can buy your ticket on board.
Krilo Shipping Company: You can also buy them in person in Split, at Accommodo Vobis on Obala Lazareta 2, near the ferry port, and in Bol, at the KSC office on the Riva (Riva 2).
Good to know: the Jadrolinija catamaran costs more in summer than the rest of the year. You'll find the dates in the price tables below.
Jadrolinija: catamaran (line 9603)
| One way | 1 Jan – 28 May, 28 Sep – 31 Dec | 29 May – 27 Sep | Island residents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult passenger | €6.40 | €10.00 | €3.70 |
| Child, 3–12 years | €4.40 | €4.40 | — |
Jadrolinija: catamaran (line 659)
| One way | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult passenger | €23.00 |
Other prices (luggage)
| Additional baggage, per piece | €5.00 |
|---|
Krilo Shipping Company: catamaran (Split – Bol – Jelsa line)
| One way | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult passenger | €25.00 |
| Child, 3–12 years | €12.50 |
| Public services (as printed by the operator) | €12.50 |
- Children under 1 year travel free — no ticket issued; noted on the parent's/guardian's ticket. Children aged 1–3 years travel free with a ticket issued.
- When technical conditions on the vessel permit (special boxes), pet transport in a designated box is charged at 50% of the regular adult fare.
- Port fees and VAT are included in the ticket price.
- Ticket prices are the same for both directions.
Questions people ask
How long is the catamaran from Split to Bol?
It depends on which one you take. The year-round Jadrolinija catamaran takes 65 minutes, their late-summer one (on to Hvar and Vis) 60 minutes, and the Krilo Shipping Company catamaran 60 minutes. You'll see the arrival time next to every departure above.
Can I take my car to Bol?
No, only catamarans for foot passengers sail between Split and Bol. With a car, take the car ferry to Supetar and drive across the island.
Do the ferries to Bol run all year?
Yes, but not all of them. The Jadrolinija catamaran runs all year round. Krilo Shipping Company sails from 15 May to 30 September, and the second Jadrolinija catamaran (on to Hvar and Vis) only from 17 August to 20 September.
How much are the ferry tickets from Split to Bol?
With Jadrolinija, a one-way adult ticket costs €6.40 to €23.00, depending on the line and the season, and children aged 3 to 12 pay €4.40.
With Krilo Shipping Company, a one-way adult ticket costs €25.00, and children aged 3 to 12 pay €12.50.
You'll find the full price lists just above.
Are there any discounts?
Jadrolinija: Children aged 3 to 12 pay less: €4.40. Island residents pay a lower price (see the "Island residents" column in the price list).
Krilo Shipping Company: Children aged 3 to 12 pay less: €12.50. Children under 3 travel for free.
How early should I be at the port in Split?
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.
Jadrolinija: On the Jadrolinija catamarans each passenger can bring up to 20 kg of luggage for free. Small pets travel for free with Jadrolinija. Inside the passenger lounge they have to stay in a carrier (up to 45 × 35 × 25 cm and 8 kg with the pet), and dogs need a muzzle and a lead.
Krilo Shipping Company: One suitcase up to 20 kg and a backpack or small bag are included in the ticket.