Ferry from Bol (Brač) to Split
Tickets, prices & schedulesYou can travel by ferry from Bol on the island of Brač to Split seasonally, usually from May to September, with up to 4 daily crossings during the summer. The ferry journey normally takes around 1 hr, and ticket prices start from € 20.
Jadrolinija and Krilo Shipping Company (KSC) serve the Bol - Split ferry route with high-speed catamarans. Find up-to-date information for 2026, compare ferry timetables, companies and prices, and book your Bol to Split ferry tickets on Ferryhopper without hidden fees.
Discounts
When traveling by ferry from Bol to Split, you can take advantage of the regular discounts offered by the ferry companies. While discount policies vary depending on the operator, children generally benefit from reduced fares and infants can travel free of charge.
Jadrolinija discounts on Bol - Split ferries
- Infants and toddlers under 2 years old: travel free of charge.
- Children 3-12 years old: receive a 50% discount.
Krilo Shipping Company discounts on Bol - Split ferries
- Children 3-12 years old: receive a 50% discount.
Note: when booking your Bol to Split ferry on Ferryhopper, simply enter the age of each passenger during the booking process. Any available discounts will be automatically applied to the final ticket price.
Ferry operators: prices & frequency
| Ferry company | Operating period | Crossings | Duration | Price |
| Jadrolinija | 19 June - 13 September | 2 daily | 1 hr | €23 |
| Krilo Shipping Company | 15 May - 30 September | 1-2 daily | 1 hr | €25 |
Note: during the peak summer season, you can find up to 4 daily ferry crossings from Bol to Split. Ferry timetables may vary depending on the travel date.
On-board services and amenities
The Bol - Split route is served by high-speed catamarans operated by Jadrolinija and Krilo Shipping Company (KSC). Although facilities vary depending on the vessel, you can generally expect air-conditioned indoor lounges with comfortable seating. Some catamarans also have a small outdoor deck, allowing you to enjoy the views during the crossing.
Accommodation
Are there cabins on the ferry?
No. As the crossing takes only about 1 hr, there are no cabins available on the Bol - Split ferry.
Can I book business-class seats?
No. Neither Jadrolinija nor Krilo Shipping Company (KSC) offer business-class or premium seating on this route. Standard lounge seating is included in the ticket price.
Luggage
Each ferry company has its own luggage policy:
- Jadrolinija: up to 20 kg of personal luggage free of charge. An additional bag can usually be carried for around €5.
- Krilo Shipping Company (KSC): up to 20 kg of luggage free of charge.
Traveling with pets
Pets are allowed on ferries from Bol to Split, provided you comply with the ferry company's travel requirements and include your pet in the booking where required. Remember to bring your pet's health booklet and any other necessary travel documents.
Where do pets stay?
Pet policies vary depending on the operator:
- Jadrolinija: small pets (up to 8 kg, including the carrier) may travel inside the passenger lounge in a suitable carrier. Larger pets travel on the open deck, while catamarans may offer outdoor kennels for an additional fee and subject to availability. Dogs must remain on a leash and wear a muzzle, except assistance dogs.
- Krilo Shipping Company (KSC): when technical conditions allow, pets may travel in designated onboard kennels for an additional fee. Small pets should remain in a suitable carrier, while larger dogs must wear a muzzle and be kept on a leash.
Useful tips for your ferry trip to Split from Bol
Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Bol to Split:
- During the summer months, we recommend arriving at the port of Bol at least 30-45 min before departure, as this is one of the island's busiest ferry routes.
- If you're planning to return to Brač, it's a good idea to book your Split - Bol ferry in advance, especially during the peak summer season.
- Bol is one of several ferry ports on Brač. You can also travel to Split from Supetar, Milna and Sutivan. Compare all available options on our Brač - Split ferry route page.
- If you're planning an island-hopping adventure, Brač is well connected with other Croatian islands. From Brač, you can continue your journey on the Brač - Korčula and Brač - Mljet ferry routes.
- Once you arrive in Split, you can continue your trip to popular destinations such as Dubrovnik or even Ancona in Italy. Browse the Split ferry schedules to discover all available routes.
- Planning more ferry trips around the country? Check out our Croatian ferries guide for practical tips on routes, tickets, boarding procedures and island hopping.
Where to take the ferry from Bol to Split
Ferries to Split depart from the port of Bol, on the southern coast of Brač. The passenger port is right on the waterfront, just a short walk from the town center, cafés, restaurants, shops and accommodation.
Catamarans to Split usually depart from the main passenger quay in the harbor. As boarding points may vary depending on the operator, it is always a good idea to check your ticket and the information displays at the port before departure.
How to get to the port of Bol
- On foot: the port is within walking distance of most hotels, restaurants and attractions in central Bol.
- By bus: regional buses connect Bol with Supetar and other towns on Brač. The bus station is only a short walk from the harbor.
- From Brač Airport (BWK): the airport is about 15 km away and can be reached in around 15-20 min by taxi or pre-booked transfer.
- By car: parking is available near the town center, although spaces can be limited during the summer months.
Where does the ferry arrive in Split?
Ferries from Bol arrive at the main port of Split (Trajektna Luka Split), right in the city center. The ferry terminal is only a 5-10 min walk from the Riva promenade, Diocletian's Palace and the Old Town.
The main bus and train stations are located next to the port, making it easy to continue your journey across Croatia. Around the terminal, you'll find cafés, restaurants, shops, ATMs, luggage storage, car rental agencies and taxi ranks. Split Airport is around 20 km away and can usually be reached in 30-40 min by shuttle bus or taxi.
How long is the ferry ride from Bol to Split?
The ferry trip to Split from Bol usually lasts around 1 hr.
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FAQs
No. The Bol - Split route is served exclusively by high-speed passenger catamarans, so it is not possible to travel with a car, motorcycle, campervan or other vehicle.
Good to know: if you're traveling with a vehicle, you can take a conventional car ferry from Supetar, another port on the island of Brač, to Split. From Bol, Supetar is around 35 km away by road.
Yes. The Bol - Split route is operated exclusively by high-speed passenger catamarans, with the crossing taking around 1 hr.
The sailing distance between Bol, on the island of Brač, and the mainland port of Split is approximately 18 nautical miles (around 33 km).
Yes, it is highly recommended to book your Bol - Split ferry tickets in advance, particularly if you are traveling in July or August, at the weekend or with a group.
During the peak summer season, departures are concentrated around a few popular times, usually at approximately 11:00, 12:10, 14:15 and 18:15. Late-morning services and the final departure of the day can be especially convenient, so availability may become limited as the travel date approaches.
Booking ahead also gives you a better chance of choosing the departure that fits your onward travel plans from Split, rather than relying on the remaining seats on the day.
Yes. A same-day trip from Bol to Split is possible, especially during the summer, when there are several daily catamaran departures. The first ferry usually leaves Bol at around 09:45, while the last ferry back to the island normally departs Split at around 16:00.
Before booking, we recommend checking both timetables to make sure you have enough time to enjoy Split. If you'd like to visit museums, explore the Old Town at a relaxed pace or experience the city's nightlife, staying 1 night in Split may be a better option.
Yes. Bol is a great starting point for an island-hopping adventure around central Dalmatia. From here, you can travel on the Bol - Hvar, Bol - Vis and Bol - Jelsa ferry routes.
Routes and frequencies vary depending on the season, so be sure to check the latest schedules before planning your itinerary.
Yes, the Bol - Split crossings are direct, so you do not need to change ferries during the journey.
Some vessels operate as part of longer routes connecting Split, Bol and other Croatian islands, but passengers traveling to Split remain on the same catamaran.
When booking your Bol - Split trip on Ferryhopper, you can easily check in online, get your tickets on your phone, and board the ferry directly with your e-ticket without collecting any paper tickets at the port.
Find detailed answers to all your questions about ferry ticket changes, cancellations and refunds.
Remember that you can also use Ferryhopper's online booking modification service, available with certain ferry companies.