Jelsa Bol Ferry
Jelsa to Bol Ferry Summary
Jelsa to Bol Ferry is the most popular way to travel on this route. There is 1 daily departure available. The earliest departure from Jelsa is at 18:10h, arriving at Bol at 18:40h. While the latest departure is at 18:10h, arriving at 18:40h. The total ride from Jelsa to Bol lasts around 00:30h. Prices for a one way adult ticket is €10. Discounted tickets for children are available on some departures.
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Popular Departures between Jelsa and Bol
Traveling by Ferry from Jelsa to Bol
The travel distance between Jelsa and Bol is a total of 7 nautical miles (13 km), which equals a travel time of roughly 00:30h. 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 Jelsa has earned an average score of 7.4 from our passengers, while the port in Bol has earned a score of 8.7. 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: €10 (One-Way) or €20 (Return).
Child ticket: €5 (One-Way) or €10 (Return).
Other popular destinations from Bol
Ferry Companies from Jelsa to Bol
Krilo Shipping is the name of the carrier operating this route. Here you can see their average rating amongst travellers.Travel Tips: Jelsa to Bol Ferry
No outdoor seating, but the views are still worth it. The Jelsa Bol route is served by a fast catamaran, so seating is indoors. That said, the windows are large, and the scenery between Hvar and Brač makes it a pretty ride.
Snack bar? Not usually. Most catamarans on this short route don’t have a snack bar, so it’s smart to bring a bottle of water or something small to munch on — just in case.
Booking online is quick and easy. You can book your Jelsa Bol catamaran ticket through platforms like Traveling.com (how convenient, right?) or directly at the port (if you’re feeling spontaneous). Online booking is hassle-free and helps you skip port queues in summer.
Book a day ahead during summer. The Jelsa Bol route is short, but it’s popular. In high season, it’s a good idea to book at least one day in advance — especially if you have a schedule to stick to.
Arrive early to grab your spot. Try to arrive at the port about 20–30 minutes before departure. Boarding moves quickly, and seats aren’t assigned.
Best views? Sit on the left. Heading from Jelsa to Bol, the left side (port) offers better views of the Brač coastline as you approach Bol.
The ride is over before you know it. The crossing takes only about 30 minutes — just enough time to settle in, enjoy the view, and hop off ready to explore.
Day trip? Absolutely. This Jelsa Bol catamaran is perfect for a half-day or full-day trip. You’ll have plenty of time to explore Bol, swim at Zlatni Rat, or grab lunch by the sea before heading back.
Frequently asked questions
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