There are many ferries and catamarans that travel to the island of Hvar, with especially good connections during the summer season. Whether you’re traveling from Split, Drvenik, the islands of Brač, Vis, Korčula, Mljet, and Lastovo, or Prigradica, and Dubrovnik, you can find a way to the sunniest island in Croatia. 

It is important to note that though the catamarans will only take foot passengers, there are two car ferry options you can take if you wish to travel with your vehicle to the island: the Split – Stari Grad route and the Drvenik – Sućuraj route. 

You can find the Hvar ferry and catamaran timetables for 2018 below. 

Split – Stari Grad 

Drvenik – Sućuraj

Vis – Hvar – Milna (Brač) – Split 

Split – Bol (Brač) – Jelsa (Hvar)

Split – Hvar – Vela Luka (Korčula) – Ubli (Lastovo) 

Split – Brač (Milna) – Hvar – Korčula – Mljet (Pomena) – Dubrovnik

Split – Hvar (Hvar) – Prigradica – Korčula (Old Town)

You can find more information about international ferries here and some great survival info about Jadrolinija ferries here (how to buy a ticket, island hopping, pets, etc).

Should you need to use the bus to get to your final destination once you are on the island, you can find the bus timetables here. 

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