Arrive early for a smooth island hop. Whether you’re heading to Hvar Town for lunch or staying overnight, arrive at the port in Bol at least 30 minutes early to check in and board without stress.
Book in advance—this route sells fast. The Bol to Hvar catamaran is one of the most popular island connections in Croatia, especially in summer. Booking your ferry from Bol to Hvar early means better seats and peace of mind.
There are no assigned seats—get in line early. Seating on Bol to Hvar ferries is first-come, first-served. Want the best sea view or a shaded spot? Don’t wait to board.
Passenger-only catamaran—no cars allowed. This boat from Bol to Hvar is for foot passengers only. If you're driving, you’ll need a different route via Split or Stari Grad.
Bring water and snacks—no café onboard. The ride is short, but there’s no food or drink service, so come prepared if you need a boost en route to Hvar Town.
Best views? Sit starboard heading to Hvar. That’s the right-hand side when facing forward—great for soaking in views of the Adriatic and the coastline as you sail from Brač to Hvar.
Pets may be allowed—check for the paw icon when booking. If it appears, your furry friend can join the ride (leashed or in a carrier, of course).
Planning a day trip from Bol to Hvar? Totally doable. With quick sailings and multiple departures, a Bol to Hvar day trip is a perfect way to explore Hvar Town without packing a bag.
Expect crowds during peak season. Bol and Hvar are two of Croatia’s most popular islands, so ferries—especially midday ones—can get busy fast in July and August.
You’ll arrive right in the heart of Hvar Town. The catamaran docks just steps from the waterfront promenade, so you can walk straight into shops, cafes, and sights.
Don’t confuse Hvar Town with Stari Grad. This ferry goes directly to Hvar Town. If you’re staying in Stari Grad or Jelsa, you’ll need to arrange a transfer.