Dubrovnik (Gruž)Split
Kapetan Luka (Krilo)Departures: 1 per day
Calling at: Pomena, Korčula Town, Makarska, Bol
Runs April – October
3 boats sail direct from Dubrovnik (Gruž) to Split. Below is what each one costs, how long it takes, and when in the year it runs.
Dubrovnik (Gruž)Split
Kapetan Luka (Krilo)Departures: 1 per day
Calling at: Pomena, Korčula Town, Makarska, Bol
Runs April – October
Dubrovnik (Gruž)Split
TP Line842/654 · Departures: 1-2 per day
Calling at: Korčula Town, Hvar Town, Milna
Runs May – October
Dubrovnik (Gruž)Split
JadrolinijaDepartures: 1 per day
Calling at: Korčula Town, Hvar Town, Bol
Runs April – October
The planner works from route data, not live timetables. It shows which boats connect two places and roughly how long they take — always confirm departure times and book directly with the operator.
The fastest direct crossing from Dubrovnik (Gruž) to Split takes about 5 h at sea, not counting check-in or boarding. Kapetan Luka (Krilo), TP Line, and Jadrolinija run this route, and journey times vary a little between vessels and by how many stops a sailing makes.
Foot passenger fares start at around €20 one way. Prices rise in July and August, and vehicles are charged separately on car ferries. Book directly with the operator for the current fare.
No. The direct boats between Dubrovnik (Gruž) and Split are catamarans, which take foot passengers only. To bring a vehicle you would need to route via a car ferry line, which usually means going through a larger port.
Not all year. Direct sailings between Dubrovnik (Gruž) and Split run April – October. Outside those months you will need to travel via another port, or go overland for part of the trip.
Pick where you are starting and where you want to end up. The planner works out which boats connect the two, including journeys that need one change, and shows you what actually runs in the month you are travelling.