Brač Ferry
Postira, a fishing village on the north coast of Brač a little east of Supetar, gets a direct catamaran from Split: Krilo Kapetan Luka's new year-round line, starting on 1 November. It carries on to Pučišća, and on Saturdays it also calls at Omiš. Below you can see the departures from Split for any date you pick, the full 2026 timetable and what the tickets cost.
Timetables checked 1 November 2026 against the official operator timetables.
When's the next ferry?
Split → Postira
Good to know before you go
This is a brand-new, year-round line run by Krilo Kapetan Luka (state line 9605). The first catamaran sails on 1 November; before that date the departure list stays empty.
There's one catamaran a day in each direction: in the late afternoon from Split, and in the morning from Postira on weekdays. On Saturdays it also calls at Omiš, and on Sundays and public holidays the times are different, so pick your date at the top of the page to see them.
Our tips for the catamaran
The line is brand new, from 1 November. We'll take it soon and add our own tips here.
It's a state line run by Krilo Kapetan Luka, meant mostly for people living on Brač, which is why the tickets are so cheap. Visitors are of course welcome too.
Until now, people from Postira had to get to Supetar first to reach Split. Now there's an affordable catamaran straight to the city.
There's no car ferry to Postira. If you're bringing a car, take the car ferry from Split to Supetar (Split → Supetar) and drive along the island from there.
As for the boats, Krilo Kapetan Luka usually sends the catamaran Krilo Tropic (332 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 Split. The current season is open. Going back? See the Postira → Split timetable.
How much are the ferry tickets to Postira?
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 Split, at the Kapetan Luka kiosk on Gat sv. Duje, in the ferry port.
Krilo Kapetan Luka: catamaran (line 9605)
| One way | Price | Island residents |
|---|---|---|
| Adult passenger | €5.50 | €3.00 |
| Child, 3–12 years | €3.00 | — |
| Public services (as printed by the operator) | €3.00 | — |
- One-way travel. Ticket price is the same for both directions.
- Port fees and VAT included in the price.
Questions people ask
How long is the catamaran from Split to Postira?
About 35 minutes, or 60 on Saturdays, when it also calls at Omiš on the way.
Does it run all year?
Yes. It's a new year-round line, and the first catamaran sails on 1 November.
Can I take my car to Postira?
No, the catamaran takes foot passengers only. With a car, take the car ferry to Supetar and drive the short way along the coast.
How much are the ferry tickets from Split to Postira?
With Krilo Kapetan Luka, a one-way adult ticket costs €5.50, and children aged 3 to 12 pay €3.00.
You'll find the full price lists just above.
Are there any discounts?
Krilo Kapetan Luka: Children aged 3 to 12 pay less: €3.00. Children under 3 travel for free. Island residents pay a lower price (see the "Island residents" column in the price list).
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.
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.