Leaving Brač for the mainland means joining the Split-bound sailing at Supetar. Allow for the road into town and space on the ferry before fixing a departure from Split.
Choose Croatia as your place of departure, then select Supetar - Split. If the ports are grouped under an island or region, choose that place of departure or “Show all routes”. Enter your dates and confirm the direction shown before booking. Search all ferry routes.
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Read the Supetar departures in Jadrolinija’s line 631 timetable and fares. The crossing to Split usually takes about 50 minutes. For a mainland train or airport transfer, work backwards from the time you must be at the station or airport, including disembarkation at Split.
Drivers coming from Bol cross the island before joining the harbour queue. Jadrolinija issues line 631 tickets for the date printed. If a particular sailing fills, your next opportunity may be too late for a tightly timed connection.
If you are staying in Supetar town and travelling on foot, start at the ferry harbour by the waterfront. Keep the ticket available until you are on board. You do not need to travel to another Brač resort for this crossing.
Arriving at the city ferry port is convenient for central Split, intercity buses and rail. An airport booking needs a second journey out of the city. Compare the consequences of missing one sailing with the cost of taking the boat before it.
Check the total cost for everyone travelling, including any vehicle, reserved seat, cabin or other option offered. A later arrival in Split may affect your next connection or accommodation, so compare the whole journey as well as the fare.
Travelling the other way? Read the Split to Supetar ferry guide.
Compare the operators and departures offered for your dates. The sailing result confirms the carrier, vessel and travel options for that journey.
JadrolinijaJadrolinija is listed in FerryEU’s guide to this crossing. Search the Supetar to Split direction to see which departures and ticket types are offered for your date.
Check the vessel, boarding arrangements at Supetar, baggage allowance and any vehicle or accommodation options in the selected sailing. The return leg can have a different schedule or ship.
Supetar ferry port is close to the town centre on Brač’s north coast. The road network from the port makes it a practical ferry point for exploring the island by car.
Supetar is the departure point for the car ferry to Split. Check the queue before committing to a final stop in town, particularly when many vehicles are returning to the mainland together.
Split is one of the Adriatic’s great ferry cities, combining a UNESCO-listed Roman palace and lively waterfront with dense island connections and international sailings to Italy.
Split’s city port and its airport are separate destinations. Identify the walking route to your bus or train, or arrange the airport transfer from the port for a realistic collection time.
Use the facilities listed for the ship on your departure. Vessel assignments and onboard services can change.
Indoor seating provides shelter and a place to relax during the short crossing.
Café or snack facilities depend on the assigned ferry and may be limited on short sailings.
Cars, motorcycles and touring vehicles travel on the vehicle ferry when space is available.
Facilities vary by vessel; passengers needing assistance should contact the operator before travel.
For your Supetar to Split sailing, keep the booking confirmation and any identification required by the operator ready. Check ticket collection, check-in and boarding instructions before leaving for Supetar.
Use the terminal named on the Supetar booking confirmation. Plan the approach, parking or drop-off before departure; the town centre or railway station may be some distance from check-in.
Check names and travel details before you arrive. If taking a vehicle, enter its full dimensions and include trailers, roof loads or rear-mounted equipment where required.
Use current official guidance for documents, entry permissions and any vehicle or pet requirements that apply to your journey. Requirements depend on your circumstances and can change.
Split’s old town, ferry port, bus station and railway station are tightly grouped, making the city especially easy for foot passengers.
Diocletian’s Palace and the Riva are only a short walk from the ferry berths, so most central sightseeing needs no transport.
Brač, Hvar, Vis, Šolta and other islands are integrated into Split’s everyday transport network; confirm whether your chosen service carries vehicles or foot passengers only.
For an onward connection from Split, include time to leave the ship and terminal. Check local transport for the actual arrival day, especially if the ferry arrives early in the morning or late at night. A nearby hotel or a later connection may give more flexibility if the crossing is delayed.
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.
Jadrolinija states that its line 631 ticket can be used for departures on its printed date. Boarding still depends on available capacity, which matters if your vehicle must be on the last sailing.
Agree a place you can reach after leaving the passenger port. A ferry arrival time marks the scheduled arrival of the ship and is too early to promise a kerbside pickup.
Jadrolinija gives about 50 minutes for line 631. For a mainland connection, add the wait to board at Supetar and the time to leave the city port in Split before counting any road journey to the airport.
Jadrolinija operates line 631 to Split. Look up its mainland-bound timetable for the date on your ticket. The service used by passengers walking aboard is also the car ferry.
Go to the Split-bound ferry at Supetar harbour on the north coast of Brač. Follow the marshals into the vehicle queue if driving. A ticket valid that day does not reserve your position in that queue.
Yes. Line 631 carries cars and foot passengers. Drivers should allow for the queue on the island, while walkers should identify the boarding point and keep their ticket available.
Use the line 631 price list for the passenger and vehicle categories you need. Compare the queue risk as well as price if you have a mainland train or flight booked.
Split’s old town, ferry port, bus station and railway station are tightly grouped, making the city especially easy for foot passengers. Allow time to disembark and reach your onward transport before a timed connection.
Use the return-trip option in the search and check both directions and dates before booking. The Split to Supetar guide covers the opposite departure port. Availability and sailing times can differ between the two legs.
Check the sailing from Supetar, arrival in Split and travel options before confirming your reservation.
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