Your #1 Ferry travel and route comparison guide. In-depth guides and maps for 804 ferry routes in 70 countries.

The Croatian islands of Hvar and Brač

It is not at all a bad place to be. The islands off the coast of Croatia. We put the spotlight on the two most beautiful: Hvar and Brač. You will find these islands just an hour's sail from Split. Both blessed with beautiful nature, yet different. Hvar is highly recommended for night owls: young people in particular are charmed by the hip beach clubs and lively atmosphere. Are you more the peace seeker type though? Then board the ferry to Brač.

Brač: taste the local cuisine in picturesque Bol

Brač is recommended for its charming towns, small bays and beautiful beaches. With the ferry you arrive in a town called Bol. Enjoy the authentic Croatian atmosphere in the old center and taste the local delights in the restaurants. Also the beaches around Bol are really beautiful.

Golden Horn on Brač: the most beautiful (so the busiest) beach in Croatia

The beach Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) has a unique shape: due to its location on a headland, the white pebble beach protrudes beautifully into the azure Adriatic Sea. It is known as the most beautiful beach in the area and you can tell by the many tourists who put down their towels. Tip: for a quiet beach day, you prefer to visit one of the other beaches of Brač; such as Murvica Beach or Sumartin Beach.

FERRY SPLIT – BRAĈ: The ferry to Brač arrives at the port of Bol. Split – Bol is the most chosen ferry route and perfect for foot passengers. If you want to go to Brač by car, take the ferry from Split to the port of Supetar. In high season there are many departures in a day, offered by various ferry companies.

Hvar Nightlife and the Pakleni Islands

Hvar is known for its liveliness. The beach vibe on Hvar is often compared to that on Ibiza. You will find many Beach clubs and cozy restaurants, where the nightlife starts after a lazy day at the beach.

Off the coast of Hvar town are about twenty small islands; together they form the Pakleni Islands. The rugged coastline provide many idyllic and often deserted bays. The crystal clear blue water and rocky coast create that real holiday island feeling. Take a refreshing dip in the blue sea before getting ready to dance the night away at the renowned club Carpe Diem.

FERRY SPLIT – HVAR: In the summer months there is a very regular ferry service between Split and Hvar town. You can also take the car ferry to Stari Grad. Please note: if you are bringing a car, check carefully on which ferry this is possible.[1]https://www.hvarinfo.com/travel-to-island-hvar/ On Croatiaferries.com you will find all possible routes and timetables.

From Hvar town you can easily get into one of the many water taxis to the Pakleni islands and be dropped off wherever you want. Would you rather take the helm yourself? You can also rent your own boat. Or book an organized sailing trip accompanied by a local guide.

Jadrolinija ferries to Brač and Hvar

Several shipping companies operate ferry services to the islands of Brač and Hvar. Jadrolinija is one of the better known Croatian ferry companies that connects the Croatian islands with the mainland. Jadrolinija also operates several international routes across the Adriatic Sea between Croatia and Italy:

What customers say about Jadrolinija

The reviews of tourists about Jadrolinija on Tripadvisor are variable. In the summer months there is sometimes a long queue and it can be chaotic in the harbour. Tip: book a ticket online in advance so that you are assured of a place on board the ferry.

References
References
1 https://www.hvarinfo.com/travel-to-island-hvar/

Use our ferry guides and maps

Tags:

Femke
Femke

Copywriter & Travel Expert @ FerryGoGo.com

2 Comments

Leave a reply

FerryGoGo.com
Logo