Ferry schedules for Croatia in 2025

Croatia ferry schedules for 2025 are live on our search engine as soon as ferry operators release them.

Are you already planning your trip to Croatia for next year? Check out the available ferry routes for the mainland ports, as well as Croatian islands and Italy.

Find info about ferry connections and real-time timetables, compare prices and book your ferry tickets in just a few clicks!

• Ferries from the mainland to the Croatian islands
• Island-hopping routes in Croatia
• Ferries between Italy and Croatia

Breathtaking view of Split town in Croatia

Ferries from the mainland to the Croatian islands in 2025

Are you looking forward to exploring the Croatian islands? In 2025, there will be numerous ferries connecting the mainland ports and the beautiful Dalmatian island in Croatia. You can travel from/to the ports of Split, Dubrovnik, Pula, and Zadar.

The companies operating most of Croatia ferry connections next year are TP-Line, Kapetan Luka - Krilo, Krilo Shipping Company (KSC), and Jadrolinija. 

Discover some of the most popular ferry routes for 2025 below!

Ferry schedules to the Croatian islands from Split

Besides being the largest coastal city in Croatia, Split is also one of the most popular gateways with numerous daily departures to nearby destinations like Hvar, Pomena and Brač.

Read all about the year-round crossings departing from Split:

• Split - Hvar ferry: you can reach Hvar from Split in about 1 hour. The ferry tickets start at €25 and there are usually up to 4 daily crossings from April to October.
• Split - Pomena (Mljet) ferry: ferries to Pomena travel 1-2 times a day from April to October. The trip takes 3-4 hours, while standard ferry tickets cost around €30.
• Split - Milna (Brač) ferry: you can normally reach Milna, in Brač, up to 3 times a day. The standard tickets for this seasonal route start at €10 and the crossing lasts just 25 minutes.
• Split - Bol (Brač) ferry: there is usually a crossing available on a daily basis from June to September. The trip lasts around 1 hour, with the ferry ticket costing around €23. 
• Split - Korčula ferry: there are up to 4 daily crossings to the island from April to October. The trip duration ranges between 2.5 and 3 hours 40 minutes. Standard ferry tickets cost around €25-30.

You can also reach the town of Dubrovnik from Split  4 times a day from April to October. The journey duration ranges from 4.5 hours to 5.5 hours, with ferry tickets costing around €48-€50.

Ferry routes from Dubrovnik to the Croatian islands

Dubrovnik, known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, offers multiple ferry connections between the charming mainland port and Croatian islands. 

Here are some of the most popular ferry routes in 2025:

• Dubrovnik - Hvar ferry: the daily departures to Hvar make the crossings in around 3-3.5 hours from April to October, and the cost of ferry tickets starts at €45-€50.
• Dubrovnik - Brač ferry: with 3 daily crossings you can reach the port of Milna in Brač in around 4.45 hours. Ferry tickets start at €48-50 depending on the company. The route Dubrovnik - Bol is usually available every day from June to September. The duration of the ferry ride lasts around 4 hours and the tickets start at €48.
• Dubrovnik - Korčula ferry: there are normally 1-4 daily ferry crossings during the high season with ferry tickets starting at €25. The journey duration usually takes around 2 hours.
• Dubrovnik - Pomena ferry: usually you can travel from Dubrovnik to Pomena daily from April to October, with crossings starting from €20. The ferry trips last 1.5 hours on average.

The magical view of Dubrovnik port from the old town

Ferry schedules from Pula to the Croatian islands in 2025

Pula serves as a key ferry port to some wonderful Adriatic islands. Available mostly on a weekly basis, these are the most popular ferries that you can catch all year round: 

• Pula - Mali Lošinj ferry: the route is served all year round with normally 2 weekly crossings. The trip lasts around 2.5 hours and ferry tickets start from €10.62.
• Pula - Ilovik ferry: for around €10-€13 you can reach Ilovik from Pula all year round. The weekly ferry crossings take approximately 3 hours.
• Pula - Silba ferry: there are multiple departures throughout the year with up to 5 weekly crossings in the summer months. The trip lasts 3.5 hours on average and standard tickets cost around €12-€14.
• Pula - Unije ferry: you can normally reach Unije all year round in about 1 hour. There are up to 5 weekly ferry crossings costing around €9-€10.
• Pula - Susak ferry: this is a year-round route with 1-2 weekly crossings that last about 1.5 hours. Ferry tickets normally cost around €10. Prices and departures usually increase during summer.

The magical view of Dubrovnik port from the old town

Ferry connections between Zadar and the Croatian islands 

In 2025, the city of Zadar will connect weekly to stunning islands such as Ilovik, Silba, Lošinj, Unije and Susak all year round. 

Here are detailed information about the main routes:

• Zadar - Ilovik ferry: there are normally 2 weekly ferries all year round that last around 1.5 hours. Typically, tickets cost around €10, but prices may increase in the summer months.
• Zadar - Unije ferry: you need around 3.5 hours to reach Unije from Zadar. 
• There are multiple weekly ferries throughout the year and tickets cost €12-€15 on average.
• Zadar - Susak ferry: you can find 2-5 weekly crossings all year round, depending on the season. Ferry tickets range from around €10 to €13 while the trip lasts 2.5-3 hours.
• Zadar - Mali Lošinj ferry: this is a year-round route with several weekly departures, especially during summer. Ferry tickets usually cost €10-€13 and the trip takes 2 hours 15 minutes on average.
• Zadar - Silba ferry: with 2-5 weekly crossings you can reach Silba from Zadar in about 1 hour. Ferry tickets range from about €9 to €11.

Island-hopping routes in Croatia in 2025

Croatia is the ideal destination for island hopping, and with so many pristine islands it’s hard to resist! During your holidays in Croatia, you can hop on the ferry and explore the Adriatic Sea.

Take advantage of all the ferry connections and frequent schedules and live the Adriatic dream! Find all the available 2025 ferry schedules between the Croatian islands and plan your island-hopping adventure.

Here are the most popular routes in 2025:

• Hvar - Korčula ferry: there are up to 4 daily direct ferries in the high season. In the low season, there are usually 1-2 daily crossings. The ferry ticket starts at around €23-€25 and the trip duration is about 1.5 hours.
• Hvar - Mljet (Pomena) ferry: the route is usually active with up to 2 ferry crossings per day from April to October. The ferry trip takes approximately 2 hours and it costs around €25-€28.
• Milna (Brač) - Hvar ferry: there are up to 3 daily ferries from April to October. With tickets costing around €15, you can reach Hvar in 30-45 minutes.
• Bol (Brač) - Hvar ferry trip: this route is active from June to September with usually a departure per day. The journey duration is 50 minutes and the prices range from €23 to €48.
• Brač (Milna) - Mljet (Pomena) ferry: there are 1-2 daily crossings available from April to October. The ferry trip takes around 2.5-3.5 hours and costs about €25.
• Brač (Bol) - Korčula ferry: you can find 1 weekly crossing from June to September. The ferry ticket starts at €27 and the ferry ride lasts around 2.5 hours.

The coast of Susak under the night lights

You can also discover the beauty of northern Adriatic by catching a ferry from/to the islands of Susak, Lošinj, Ilovik, and Silba. Don’t miss the opportunity and start organizing your dream trip easily on Ferryhopper!

Find all the available ferry connections for 2025 below:

• Susak - Ilovik ferry: this route runs all year round with 1-2 weekly ferry crossings. The journey usually lasts 1 hour 15 minutes and the ticket price starts at about €4.
• Susak - Lošinj ferry: ferries to Lošinj from Susak travel all year round with 2-5 weekly departures. The ferry trip takes around 30 minutes and the cost for the crossing is usually around €4-€5.
• Susak - Silba ferry: for around €7-€8 you can take a direct ferry to Silba on a weekly basis all year round. The ferry trip lasts 1 hour 45 minutes on average.
• Unije - Silba ferry: this route is available all year round. The journey takes up to 2.5 hours and the ticket costs around €8-€10.
• Unije - Susak ferry: there are normally weekly ferry crossings all year round. The trip lasts around 25 minutes and the price starts at €4-€5.
• Unije - Lošinj ferry: there are weekly crossings all year round. The price for a standard ticket starts from around €5-€6 and the journey usually lasts about 1 hour 5 minutes.
• Unije - Ilovik ferry: with around €7-€8 you can reach Ilovik from Unije all year round in about 1 hour 50 minutes.
• Lošinj - Ilovik ferry: there are weekly ferry connections year-round. A standard ferry ticket costs around €4-€5 and the ride takes about 35 minutes.
• Lošinj - Silba ferry: it is possible to take a direct ferry to Silba throughout the year. The ferry trip lasts around 1 hour 5 minutes, and the ticket price starts at about €7-€8.

Tip: are you planning to travel with your family? Take a look at our guide and find out tips and the top destinations to visit in Croatia with your loved ones! 

The beautiful Zadar town along the sea

Ferries between Italy and Croatia in 2025

Want to travel to/from Italy? In 2025, numerous departures will be available on a weekly basis from the Italian ports of Trieste, Venice, Cesenatico, Pesaro, Ancona, and Bari. 

The companies operating between Croatia and Italy are Liberty Lines, Kompas (Adriatic Lines), Gomo Viaggi, Jadrolinija and SNAV. 

Read all about the main connections from Italy to Croatia in 2025:

• Ancona - Zadar ferry: there are normally weekly crossings from June to September. The trip takes around 8-9 hours, and a standard ticket ranges from €68-€75.
• Ancona - Split ferry: this route is active from January to September with normally 1-2 weekly crossings. You can reach Split from Ancona in about 11 hours 15 minutes, and the ferry ticket price ranges between €26 and €74 depending on the company and the season.
• Bari - Dubrovnik ferry: the route is usually available from late April to late October by Jadrolinija. Normally, there are up to 3 ferry crossings per week and the trip lasts around 8-9 hours. A standard ferry ticket costs €70-€82.
• Venice - Pula ferry: this route is active from June to the end of September with up to 6 connections per week. The journey lasts around 3.5 hours and the ferry ticket starts from €89.
• Venice - Rovinj ferry: you can travel to Rovinj from April to late September with up to 6-7 weekly crossings. The ferry time ranges from 3 hours to 4 hours and ferry prices start at €79-€89.
• Venice - Poreč ferry: there are usually up to 8 crossings per week and the route normally remains active from late April to October. The ferry ticket starts from €84 and the trip takes around 3 hours 15 minutes.
• Venice - Umag ferry: the ferry to Umag from Venice is available weekly during the summer months. The trip lasts around 3 hours 15 minutes and tickets start at €84.

Tip: check the latest info on all available connections from Italy to Croatia in 2025! 

Here are some ferry routes from Croatia to Italy in 2025:

• Losinj - Cesenatico ferry: you can reach Cesenatico 1-2 times per week during the summer months with the ferry company Gomo Viaggi. The trip lasts around 4 hours 45 minutes and the tickets start from €90.
• Losinj - Pesaro ferry: there are usually weekly ferries to Pesaro during the summer. The cost of a standard ticket starts at €90 and the ride normally lasts 3 hours 30 minutes.

Useful information about Croatia ferries 2025

Vehicle transportation on Croatia ferries

Vehicles are normally allowed on ferries traveling to the mainland ports and Croatian islands. 

However, short ferry trips to/from the islands are usually served by fast catamarans, so they don’t have garage spaces. 

Also, you can only travel with your vehicle to/from Italy, but only on routes starting from Ancona or Bari, as they are mostly served by conventional ferries with car decks. 

Pet travel on Croatia ferries

Pets are more than welcome on Croatian ferries! Typically, there are pet kennels or special cabins on the ferry’s open-air deck.

Make sure to bring along any necessary documents/certificates you might need and check the company's policy before your trip.

 Poreč, one of Croatian coastline's gems

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