Ferry Split → Dubrovnik 🇭🇷🇭🇷
The Split – Dubrovnik catamaran links the two great cities of the Dalmatian coast in 4 h 30 to 5 h 15, calling at Hvar, Korčula and Mljet along the way. It is an appealing alternative to the four-hour drive down the coast road: you travel seated, facing the sea, and cross the archipelago instead of skirting it. Note that the road route crosses the Bosnian corridor at Neum with border checks — the sea route avoids them entirely. These catamarans do not carry vehicles. In high season Kapetan Luka (Krilo) and TP Line run up to three daily departures. Compare Split – Dubrovnik times and fares on VoilaFerry.
The Split → Dubrovnik ferry route serves Dubrovnik from Split, in Croatia. It is operated by Kapetan Luka (Krilo), TP Line, with a crossing time of around 4 h 30 to 5 h 15 (up to 3 departures a day in season). Fares start from €50 per person, vehicle extra. On VoilaFerry you compare live schedules, prices and availability across every operator on this route, then book your ticket — passengers, car, cabin or pet — in minutes, with no added service fees.
Operators on this route
- Kapetan Luka (Krilo)
- TP Line
How to book your ferry
- Pick your date and number of passengers.
- Compare operators, schedules and fares in real time.
- Add a vehicle, cabin or pet if needed, then pay online securely.
Good to know
- Vehicles (car, motorbike, motorhome) accepted on most departures.
- Cabins and reclining seats available for overnight crossings.
- Pets welcome depending on the operator.
Frequently asked questions
- How long is the Split – Dubrovnik crossing?
- From 4 h 30 to 5 h 15 depending on the number of calls. The catamaran usually stops at Hvar, Korčula and Mljet on the way.
- Is it faster than driving?
- Roughly the same in time, but without driving and without crossing the Bosnian corridor at Neum and its border checks. Many travellers prefer the sea for that reason.
- Can I bring a car?
- No, these are fast passenger-only catamarans. For a vehicle you need the coast road or a route served by a conventional ferry.
- How many departures per day?
- Up to three in high season (June-September), operated by Kapetan Luka (Krilo) and TP Line. Frequency drops sharply off season.
- Can I stop at an island on the way?
- Yes — the catamaran calls at Hvar, Korčula and Mljet. Simply book two separate tickets to break your journey at one of them.