Split Jelsa Ferry
Split to Jelsa Ferry Summary
Split to Jelsa Ferry is the most popular way to travel on this route. There is 1 daily departure available. The earliest departure from Split is at 11:45h, arriving at Jelsa at 13:20h. While the latest departure is at 11:45h, arriving at 13:20h. The total ride from Split to Jelsa lasts around 01:35h. Prices for a one way adult ticket is €25. Discounted tickets for children are available on some departures.
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Popular Departures between Split and Jelsa
Traveling by Ferry from Split to Jelsa
The travel distance between Split and Jelsa is a total of 29 nautical miles (54 km), which equals a travel time of roughly 01:35h. The number of daily departures depends on the period you’re traveling in. Most commonly, the number of daily departures increases during the high season. Therefore, in a country like Croatia, you can expect more lines operating in the period from June to August. Please note that the number of departures may also be limited on public holidays.Departure and Arrival Ports
Ferry port in Split has earned an average score of 8.4 from our passengers, while the port in Jelsa has earned a score of 7.4. More information on both ferry ports, including their location and popular routes can be found on the links below.
Cheapest tickets
Budget-friendly tickets are listed below, depending on availability.Adult ticket: €25 (One-Way) or €50 (Return).
Child ticket: €12 (One-Way) or €24 (Return).
Other popular destinations from Split
Ferry Companies from Split to Jelsa
Krilo Shipping is the name of the carrier operating this route. Here you can see their average rating amongst travellers.Travel Tips: Split to Jelsa by Ferry
Getting to Jelsa is simple — and scenic. A direct catamaran connects Split to Jelsa on the north coast of Hvar. The trip takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes, offering an easy, relaxed way to reach the island with some great sea views along the way.
Great spot for a relaxed day trip. Yes, you can visit Jelsa and be back in Split the same day — but don’t rush it. The town’s quiet charm, beach coves, and cafés are best enjoyed at a slower pace. If you can, stay a little longer.
Book in advance when it’s busy. Ferry Split Jelsa can fill up in high season, especially on weekends. Booking ahead means you can skip the ticket queue, head straight to the ferry, and have a better chance at choosing your seat.
Want the best views? Sit left. On the way from Split to Jelsa, pick a left-side (port) seat for sweeping views of the islands as you head southeast.
Simple setup, comfy ride. The Split Jelsa catamarans are straightforward but comfortable — you’ll find indoor seating, AC, restrooms, and usually a small snack bar. Still, it’s smart to bring your own water and a snack, just in case.
Frequently asked questions
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