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by GLENN
Great way to travel
The ride was smooth and punctual. Luggage storage was plentiful. The seats were comfortable, and as the ferry wasn’t packed, we had room to stretch out. The staff were helpful.
Value for money
Plan ahead for smoother sailing. Split to Dubrovnik ferry is a popular choice during high season, especially in summer. If you're traveling in July or August, booking in advance is highly recommended — seats can fill up quickly.
Expect a scenic but limited-view ride. Split to Dubrovnik route is served by fast catamarans, which do not allow outdoor seating. But you’ll still get beautiful views from inside — sit on the left side (port) for a better look at the coastline heading south.
No cars on board. Currently, all Split–Dubrovnik ferries are passenger-only catamarans. If you're traveling with a vehicle, you'll need to look into alternative overland routes.
Pre-season schedules are limited. Regular ferry service typically starts around May and runs through October. If you're taking the ferry to Dubrovnik from Split in April or earlier, double-check availability — not all operators run in the off-season.
Arrive early — queues are common in summer. Split ferry port gets busy. Boarding is smooth, but arriving 20–30 minutes early helps you skip the stress and grab a good seat.
Skip the line, book online. While you can buy tickets for the ferry from Split to Dubrovnik in person, it's much easier and safer to book online. You'll get confirmation instantly, skip the port queue, and avoid the risk of tickets selling out — especially helpful if you're tight on time.
Most Split–Dubrovnik catamarans are direct. Catamarans on this route usually sail straight through — no detours, just a smooth ride down the coast. If a ferry does make stops, you’ll see that during booking.
The Adriatic is generally calm so if you’re traveling from Split to Dubrovnik by ferry, you will most likely have a smooth journey. However, on windy days, some motion is possible. If you're prone to seasickness, bring travel tablets just in case.
No - currently there is no car ferry on the Split to Dubrovnik route. It is served by fast catamarans which are passenger-only. No vehicles allowed.
Booking tickets for Split ferry to Dubrovnik online is the easiest and safest option — you'll get instant confirmation and skip the ticket kiosk queue. Especially in high season, it saves time and ensures you don’t miss out on a seat.
Yes, it is highly recommended to book Split to Dubrovnik ferry tickets in advance. During the summer months, ferries often sell out. Booking online in advance guarantees your seat and saves time at the port.
Some services on the Split to Dubrovnik route may start running in late April, but many begin in May. Always check schedules in advance if you're traveling early in the season.
Well, flying is quickest but it is also the most expensive (and least sustainable). But among ground and sea options, the catamaran is fast, direct, and more scenic than the bus — and you won’t get stuck in traffic.
Operators may vary by season, but popular ones for fast ferry from Split to Dubrovnik Croatia include Krilo (Kapetan Luka) and TP Line. Both are reputable and offer similar comfort levels.
Direct fast ferry from Split to Dubrovnik takes about 4.5 to 5 hours, while routes with stops can take longer.
It is absolutely worth taking the catamaran — if you're not in a rush. It's one of the most scenic ways to travel along the Croatian coast.
It’s possible, but not ideal. The ferry takes several hours each way, and return times don’t always line up well. Consider staying overnight in Dubrovnik to enjoy the city properly.
Yes, especially in peak season. Book early if you’re set on a particular date and time.
Ferry prices on Split-Dubrovnik route may vary depending on time of the year and departure time. However, expect to pay around 50 EUR for a one-way fast ferry adult ticket.