Compare passenger catamarans from Hvar Town to Split. Check the return-day timetable, luggage rules and the connection from Split’s harbour to the city, bus station or airport.
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The Hvar to Split ferry departs from Hvar Town harbour and reaches Split’s city ferry port. This is a foot-passenger catamaran route, useful for returning from an island stay or continuing to mainland transport.
TP Line’s service from Ubli and Vela Luka calls at Hvar Town on the way to Split. Its autumn 2026 line 9604 timetable gives one hour for the Hvar–Split leg. The regular fare for that leg is €6.40. The longer journey time at the foot of the timetable covers the entire line from Lastovo. TP Line’s dated line 9604 timetable and fare table.
Travelling with a car, motorbike or camper? Hvar Town’s catamarans do not take motor vehicles. Use the Stari Grad to Split car ferry and allow for the journey from your accommodation to Stari Grad’s ferry port.
Compare Jadrolinija, TP Line and Kapetan Luka–Krilo for the departure time, stops and baggage rules that fit your plans. A ticket for one sailing should not be treated as an open ticket for whichever catamaran leaves next.
For a flight from Split Airport, include disembarkation, the walk to onward transport, the road journey and airport check-in. A close ferry-to-flight connection on separate tickets leaves little flexibility if sea conditions or port operations change the schedule.
Travelling the other way? Read the Split to Hvar ferry guide.
Compare the operators and departures offered for your dates. The sailing result confirms the carrier, vessel and travel options for that journey.
Jadrolinija’s direct line 641 links Hvar Town and Split seasonally. Its ticket reserves a place on the selected departure; check the current return-day timetable.
This is the catamaran service to Hvar Town. Jadrolinija’s vehicle ferry uses Stari Grad, a different departure port on the island.
At Hvar Town, use the berth for the service heading towards Split. TP Line publishes a boarding map for each line and asks line 9604 passengers to be there at least 15 minutes before departure. Check the boarding point again if you booked a different line. TP Line’s boarding maps.
TP Line carries passengers in enclosed, air-conditioned seating areas. It does not carry motor vehicles or bicycles; check luggage and pet arrangements before travel.
Kapetan Luka–Krilo operates high-speed passenger catamarans on the Croatian coastal network. Review the Hvar departure and Split arrival for the actual service you are booking.
The route, date and time on the ticket matter. Confirm any intermediate calls and the operator’s baggage conditions before committing to a mainland connection.
Board at Hvar Town harbour, on the waterfront. Confirm the precise boarding point for the operator and ship before leaving your accommodation.
If you are staying in Jelsa, Stari Grad or elsewhere on the island, arrange your transfer to Hvar Town against the catamaran deadline. Keep the town passenger port separate from Stari Grad’s vehicle-ferry terminal when giving directions to a driver.
Split’s city ferry port is beside the main bus station and railway station. It is also close to the central waterfront, making onward travel practical for passengers on foot.
Allow time to leave the ship and walk from your actual berth to the next departure point. When arranging a pickup, provide the arriving operator and ship rather than a general address for Split harbour.
Plan for a seated passenger-catamaran journey and check the facilities of the assigned vessel.
Passenger seating is the relevant accommodation on this route. These catamarans are not an overnight cabin or car-ferry product. Check accessibility arrangements in advance if you need help boarding.
Do not assume a full catering service on short or fast crossings. Check the vessel details and carry water or snacks where appropriate.
Motor vehicles cannot travel on the Hvar Town catamarans. Review the chosen operator’s baggage and sports-equipment limits. TP Line does not accept bicycles.
TP Line’s passenger area is enclosed and air-conditioned, with no passenger access to an open deck. Other catamarans have their own layouts; check the ship details if outdoor access matters to you.
Keep the ticket and accepted passenger identification ready for this domestic Croatian crossing. Confirm whether online check-in, an e-ticket or ticket collection applies to the operator you booked.
Go to the confirmed passenger boarding point in Hvar Town. Allow enough time for the walk from your accommodation or the arrival of a transfer from elsewhere on the island.
Check the passenger names, departure date and time, baggage allowance and any pet or assistance booking. If you need to take a motor vehicle, change your port search to Stari Grad.
Carry the identification accepted by the operator and any evidence needed for a discounted fare. Check pet documentation and carrier requirements if travelling with an animal.
For central Split, the Riva and old town are close to the city harbour. Check the walking route from your berth and the location of your accommodation before deciding whether you need a taxi.
The main bus station and railway station are beside the ferry port. Allow time to disembark and reach the right stop or platform before booking a fixed onward departure.
Split Airport lists a shuttle connection with the main bus station in the city harbour area. The airport is outside central Split, so compare the shuttle departure or taxi pickup with your flight’s check-in deadline.
Do not treat arrival at Split harbour as arrival at the airport. Include the road journey and traffic margin, and check the current shuttle timetable for your day. If the connection is essential, choose a ferry that leaves room for disruption.
Explore SplitSearch nearby dates and compare the complete journey when considering another crossing. Different ports can change your transfer time, onward drive or overnight plans.
Allow about an hour on a direct catamaran. On TP Line’s 9604 schedule, read the departure next to Hvar and the arrival next to Split. The total duration displayed underneath includes the earlier island calls before Hvar.
Compare Jadrolinija, TP Line and Kapetan Luka–Krilo. The operators and number of departures vary with the date and operating period.
Board at Hvar Town harbour and use the operator’s confirmed boarding point. Stari Grad is a separate ferry port on Hvar island and is used for the car-ferry connection to Split.
No motor vehicles travel on these Hvar Town catamarans. Compare the Stari Grad to Split car ferry for a car, motorbike or camper, and include the journey to its departure port.
These are short passenger-catamaran crossings with seating. Plan for a seated journey and check the vessel’s accessibility, luggage and pet arrangements.
Allow time to disembark and reach the main bus station beside Split’s city harbour, where the airport shuttle connects. Check the actual shuttle timetable or arrange a taxi, and allow for road traffic and your flight’s check-in deadline.
Yes. Compare both dated legs in the search. The Split to Hvar guide covers the mainland departure. For a day trip, secure the return time you need before setting out.
Check the sailing from Hvar, arrival in Split and travel options before confirming your reservation.
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