Last updated on: 7.2.2023
Dubrovnik to Bari (Italy) and Bari to Dubrovnik Ferry Crossing
Marko Polo Ferry Jadrolinija
The national ferry company in Croatia is Jadrolinija and they operate the majority of ferry and catamaran routes in Croatia. During tourist season, ferries and boats sail the Adriatic connecting major ports with almost all inhabited islands. If you have time we recommend a scenic sailing with a summer coastal route which connects Dubrovnik and Rijeka, stoping in Korčula, Hvar and Split on the way. There are restaurants aboard the larger Jadrolinija ships and you can either reserve a cabin or travel on deck in reclining seats. Please see bellow for all prices regarding this route.
Ferry tickets for the Dubrovnik - Bari car ferry can be booked in advance.
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2023 timetable published.
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Last updated on: 8.5.2023
Foot passenger only ferry line with daily departures from Gruž Harbour in Dubrovnik to Split, including stops at islands Mljet, Korčula, Brač and Hvar.
This is a Catamaran passenger ferry that connects Dubrovnik with Split and Croatia's popular islands Mljet (Pomena), Korčula, Hvar and Brač (Milna). Cars are not permitted on board the ferry. If you wish to spend more time than a few hours at any of the destinations a cheaper and faster alternative might be to rent a car to go from Dubrovnik to Split. The ferry terminal in Split is the main passenger port in Croatia so it's well connected to many Croatian islands, including regular ferry connections to Brač and Hvar.
2023 timetable published.
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Last updated on: 8.5.2023
Foot passenger only ferry line from Gruž Harbour in Dubrovnik to Split, including stops at Makarska and islands Mljet (Pomena), Korčula, and Brač (Bol). Daily departures during summer season.
This is a Catamaran passenger ferry that connects Dubrovnik with Split and Makarska, including popular islands in Croatia; Mljet, Korčula and Brač. Cars are not permitted on board the ferry. If you wish to spend more time than a few hours at any of the destinations a cheaper and faster alternative might be to rent a car to go from Dubrovnik to Split. The ferry terminal in Split is the main passenger port in Croatia so it's well connected to many Croatian islands, including regular ferry connections to island Brač.
2023 timetable published.
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Last updated on: 8.5.2023
Dubrovnik ferry to Elaphiti Islands Koločep, Lopud and Šipan
Elaphiti Ferry Jadrolinija
This is one of the most popular ferry connections used by tourists in Dubrovnik. Spend one day on one of the magical Elaphti Islands Koločep, Lopud and Šipan. Island Lopud also features the largest sand beaches on Dubrovnik Riviera, perfect if you plan to visit the island with kids.
Daily departures are available, if you wish to visit all three islands in one day we recommend that you book a 3 Island Cruise, more information in our tours section.
2023 timetable published.
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Last updated on: 12.5.2023
Dubrovnik high-speed line to Luka Šipanska, Sobra (Mljet), Polače (Mljet), Korčula and Ubli (Lastovo)
Catamaran Ferry Dubrovnik to Mljet
The northern part of Mljet Island is a National Park. Island Mljet is regarded as the most beautiful and most wooded island of the Adriatic. During summer this ferry crossing continues to Island Korčula and Lastovo, and has more departures to and from Dubrovnik and Island Mljet. Passenger ferry operates in wintertime once a day. Highly recommended as a one day trip.
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Last updated on: 30.1.2023
Prapratno on Pelješac peninsula to Sobra on Island Mljet car and passenger ferry
Prapratno to Island Mljet Ferry
A very important ferry line connecting Island Mljet with Prapratno on Pelješac peninsula. This car and passenger ferry departs four times per day during winter, and even more frequent during summer. Prapratno is located ca. 60 km north from Dubrovnik. During summer the car line builds up fast, please check our timetable for departures. If you do not have a car there is a regular bus to Orebić, stopping at Prapratno.
2023 timetable published.
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Last updated on: 30.1.2023
Ploče on the mainland to Trpanj on Pelješac peninsula car and passenger ferry
Ploče to Trpanj car ferry Jadrolinija
This car and passanger ferry line connects Ploče on the mainland with Trpanj on Pelješac peninsula. If arriving to Dubrovnik from the north and wanting to avoid crossing the Bosnia-Hercegovina border you could take this ferry. The same applies if you are travelling to, or just want to make a short stop, on Korčula Island. The journey from Ploče to Trpanj is 1 hour long.
Important: If travelling by car you don't have to cross the border to Bosnia and Herzegovina any more.The Pelješac Bridge opened connecting the south of Croatia and Dubrovnik with the rest of the country.
2023 timetable published.
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