Brač Ferry
Getting from Split to Supetar is easy: it's the busiest crossing to Brač, with ferries from early morning until late at night. You can take the big Jadrolinija car ferry, with or without a car, or the quicker Krilo Kapetan Luka catamaran if you're on foot. Below you'll find today's departures (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?
Split → Supetar
Where your berth is in Split port
Ferries to Supetar 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 Supetar today and tomorrow (16a, 19, 20, 23, 24).
Coastline © OpenStreetMap contributors. Berth positions from the Port of Split.
Good to know before you go
That's the first thing to decide, because the two ferries on this route are quite different.
With a car, you need the Jadrolinija car ferry. The crossing takes about 50 minutes, and it sails from early morning until late at night: the first one leaves at 05:00 and the last at 23:59, 10 to 14 times a day in each direction, depending on the season.
Foot passengers board first, then trucks and buses, and cars last. Travelling as a group? Our tip: buy one ticket for the driver and the car, and separate tickets for everyone else. They can walk on first and keep the good seats. On busy sailings the upper car deck is used too, and space around the cars gets tight.
Without a car, you can take the same ferry, or the faster Krilo Kapetan Luka catamaran, which takes about 25 minutes. It sails less often, 3 to 7 times a day, so check the times before you plan your day around it.
Both timetables change through the year, and some early-morning sailings don't run on weekends or public holidays. Pick a date at the top of the page and you'll see exactly which ferries are running that day.
In Split, the car ferry and the catamaran to Supetar both leave from the passenger port, but not always from the same berth. The Port of Split publishes the berths the day before, and you'll find them next to today's and tomorrow's departures above, with directions.
In Supetar, there are no numbered berths. Ferries leave from the main pier in town, where the Jadrolinija car ferry and the Krilo Kapetan Luka catamaran moor right next to each other. Directions to the pier
As for how early to be there: with a car in summer, we'd aim for 40 to 60 minutes before departure. Cars board in the order they arrive, and in high season even getting into the port area takes time. On our April crossing we came 40 minutes early and still ended up in lane 9 or 10. On foot on the car ferry, half an hour is plenty. The catamaran has no seat reservations, so if you'd like a window seat, come about 30 minutes early.
On the car ferry, foot passengers leave big suitcases on the car deck. The catamaran has its own luggage area on board.
Bikes go on the car ferry (€6.20 per bike), but not on the catamaran.
Small pets can come along on both ferries. With a larger dog, the car ferry is the easier choice: bigger dogs travel on the open deck, with a muzzle and a lead.
Our tips for the ferry
A lot of people from Brač take this ferry to Split for work, school or a day in town, and the trucks that bring goods to the island use it too. In summer, add the visitors.
Missed your ferry? In summer there are lots of departures, so you won't wait long for the next one. Your ticket is valid on any sailing that day.
It's a big car ferry, with a café bar, vending machines, air conditioning and plenty of seats, and a large outside deck, so you can spend the whole crossing in the fresh air. No wifi, though.
As for the boats, Jadrolinija usually sends the car ferry Hrvat, Marjan or Tin Ujević; Krilo Kapetan Luka usually sends the catamaran Krilo Nord (267 passengers) or Krilo Nomadic (250 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 car ferry or on the catamaran: you sit wherever you like, first come, first served. Both 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.
Photos from our crossing
Full list of departures for 2026
Tap a season to see its departures from Split. The current season is open. Going back? See the Supetar → Split timetable.
How much are the ferry tickets to Supetar?
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 Supetar, at the Jadrolinija ticket office in Supetar (Ulica hrvatskih velikana). If the ticket office is closed, you can buy your ticket on board.
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.
Good to know: a Jadrolinija car ferry ticket is valid for any sailing on the date you chose, not just one departure. If you miss your ferry, you simply take the next one, so there's no need to book ahead. Buying online just means one less queue at the port.
With a car: the car ticket (€26.10 for a normal car) doesn't include the driver. Everyone in the car needs a passenger ticket too.
Jadrolinija: car ferry (line 631)
| One way | Price | Island residents |
|---|---|---|
| Adult passenger | €6.50 | €2.40 |
| Child, 3–12 years | €3.20 | — |
| Car: height up to 2.00 m, length up to 5.0 m, up to 9 seats | €26.10 | €10.90 |
| Car or van: height over 2.00 m or length over 5.0 m, up to 9 seats | €40.30 | €19.60 |
| Motorcycle | €12.90 | €6.50 |
| Motorcycle with sidecar, quad or buggy | €17.60 | €9.40 |
| Bicycle | €6.20 | €2.30 |
All other categories (trailers, campers, buses, trucks, goods)
| Luggage trailer up to 3 mFor luggage trailers with a length of 3.01 m to 5.00 m, it is charged the same price as for the passenger cars up to 5.00 m long. For the transport of light trailers over 5.00 m long (from 5.01 m and above) is charged the same price as the price for trailers, caravans or campers to 5,00 m long. | €16.40 | €7.70 |
|---|---|---|
| Caravan, boat trailer or camper, up to 5.0 m | €42.90 | €19.60 |
| Caravan, boat trailer or camper, 5.01–7.0 m | €52.50 | €24.30 |
| Caravan, boat trailer or camper, over 7.0 m | €67.10 | €31.60 |
| Bus, 10–17 seats | €98.90 | €61.30 |
| Bus, 18–33 seats | €140.40 | €87.60 |
| Bus, 34–54 seats | €231.60 | €145.60 |
| Bus, over 54 seats | €302.00 | €189.80 |
| Truck, 3 t | €28.30 | €13.50 |
| Truck, 4 t (3.001–4 t) | €37.00 | €18.70 |
| Truck, 5 t (4.001–5 t) | €45.70 | €21.30 |
| Truck, over 6 t (5.001–40 t), per tonThe price for each ton of load capacity over 6 tons. | €9.80 | €4.00 |
| Working machine, per tonFor a working machine, the total maximum permissible mass in tons is multiplied by the price per ton | €9.80 | €4.00 |
| Goods, for every 100 kilos | €2.39 | |
| Goods, by volume for every m3 | €4.78 | |
| TV, stoves, washers, refrigerators, per piece | €3.98 | |
| Luggage, for every 10 kg | €0.46 |
When the total weight of the goods exceeds 200 kg, the transport price is charged for every 100 kg of weight, at the price rate specified in the price list for 100 kg
hand luggage up to 20 kg is not charged
- VAT 25% is included in the price of the transport service. The port fee is included in the price.
Krilo Kapetan Luka: catamaran
| One way | Price |
|---|---|
| Ticket, one way (all passengers)Same price for adults and children; no child discount. | €10.00 |
- 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 ferry from Split to Supetar?
About 50 minutes on the Jadrolinija car ferry, and 25 minutes on the Krilo Kapetan Luka catamaran.
Do I need to book in advance?
Not for the car ferry: a Jadrolinija ticket is valid for any sailing on that day, and cars board in the order they arrive. Buying online just saves you the queue at the ticket office. For the catamaran it's a good idea to buy ahead in summer, as it can fill up.
If I miss my ferry, can I take the next one?
Yes, on the Jadrolinija car ferry. Your ticket is valid for every sailing on the date printed on it, so just hop on the next one.
Can I take my car?
Only on the Jadrolinija car ferry; the catamaran takes foot passengers only. A normal car costs €26.10, plus a ticket for the driver and each passenger.
Can I take my bike?
Yes, on the car ferry (€6.20 per bike). Bikes aren't allowed on the catamaran.
Do the ferries run all year?
Yes, both run all year, with fewer departures in winter. The car ferry sails 10 to 14 times a day in each direction, depending on the season. Pick any date at the top of the page to see that day's departures.
How much are the ferry tickets from Split to Supetar?
With Jadrolinija, a one-way adult ticket costs €6.50, and children aged 3 to 12 pay €3.20. A normal car costs €26.10, and the driver and every passenger need their own ticket on top of that.
With Krilo Kapetan Luka, a one-way adult ticket costs €10.00.
You'll find the full price lists just above.
Are there any discounts?
Jadrolinija: Children aged 3 to 12 pay less: €3.20. Island residents pay a lower price (see the "Island residents" column in the price list).
Krilo Kapetan Luka: Children under 3 travel for free. From age 3, everyone pays the full price.
How early should I be at the port in Split?
For the catamaran, be at the port at least 15 minutes before departure. For the car ferry with a car, be there at least 30 minutes before departure: cars board first come, first served.
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: 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 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.