Ferries Brač
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Brač is one of the most beautiful and accessible islands off the Croatian Dalmatian coast. Brač is connected by ferry routes to the mainland ports of Split, Makarska, and Dubrovnik, as well as to the Croatian islands of Hvar, Korčula, Mljet, and Šolta.
On Ferryhopper, you can find all the information about ferry tickets to Brač: route schedules, trip duration, ticket prices, and discounts. Compare prices and offers, choose the best route for you, and book your tickets with no hidden fees.
Brač ferry schedules
Split Bol



Split Milna



Hvar Milna


Split Sutivan

Hvar Bol

Dubrovnik Bol


Dubrovnik Milna


Korčula Bol


Jelsa Bol

Korčula Milna


Makarska Bol

Pomena Bol

Pomena Milna


Milna Sutivan

Sutivan Milna

Rogač Milna

Sućuraj Bol

Bol Split



Milna Split



Milna Hvar


Sutivan Split

Bol Dubrovnik


Bol Korčula


Bol Jelsa

Bol Hvar

Milna Dubrovnik


Bol Makarska

Milna Korčula


Bol Pomena

Milna Pomena


Milna Sutivan

Sutivan Milna

Milna Rogač

Bol Sućuraj

How much is the ferry to Brač?
Take a look at indicative ferry ticket prices for the most popular Brač routes; check prices for standard tickets, family bookings, and vehicle transportation.
Split – Bol | Split – Milna | Hvar – Milna | |
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1 Adult | € 20 | € 4.51 | € 15 |
2 Adults | € 40 | € 9.02 | € 30 |
2 Adults, 1 Car | Price not available | Price not available | Price not available |
2 Adults, 2 Children, 1 Car | Price not available | Price not available | Price not available |
Book ferry tickets for Brač
Offers
On Ferryhopper, you can take advantage of all active ferry offers and book cheap ferry tickets to Brač. Browse the latest deals and find the one that suits you best!
Remember: current ferry ticket offers will be automatically applied as you go through the booking process.
Discounts
Most ferry companies with routes to and from Brač offer fixed discounts for the following passenger categories:
- Children and toddlers up to 1-2/3 years old usually travel for free
- Children up to 11-12 years old typically travel with a reduced fare
When booking your ticket on Ferryhopper, simply select the route that suits you, choose the discount you are eligible for, and it will be applied to your final ticket price.
Best time to book
Ferry routes to Brač operate year-round, and the best time to book your tickets depends on the period when you plan to visit the island.
During the high season (May through September), routes to and from Brač are more frequent, but ticket demand is also higher as it is a popular summer vacation destination. If you’re planning to visit in the summer, especially in July or August, we recommend booking your tickets 1-2 months in advance.
During the rest of the year, you can book your tickets just a few days before departure. Please note that ferry schedules are subject to change throughout the year, depending on the season. We recommend checking the latest timetables on Ferryhopper to find the route that best suits your travel plan.
Information about Brač
Tucked into the heart of the Adriatic, Brač is a sun-drenched gem where rugged beauty meets the distinct charm of the Croatian islands. Its dramatic coastline and laid-back rhythm draw in all sorts of travelers: beach lovers, history enthusiasts, and nature explorers looking for their next adventure.
Arguably, the island’s crown jewel is Zlatni Rat Beach in Bol, a windsurfer’s dream and one of the most Instagrammable beaches of the Mediterranean. Its horn-shaped tip famously shifts with the wind and tides, offering a fresh view with every visit. But Brač is so much more than its famous beach, as it is a destination that asks you to slow down and take in its unique vibe. A stroll through Supetar’s cobbled streets or Milna’s quiet harbor will surely convince you that Brač is a place where time seems to stand still, allowing you to savour every moment.
The island’s natural beauty is another standout feature. A hike up Vidova Gora, the tallest peak on any Adriatic island, will reward you with jaw-dropping views of the sea and neighboring islands. Of course, no visit would be complete without indulging in the local cuisine: think fresh-caught seafood, traditional lamb-based dishes, and a variety of delicious risottos. And don’t think of skipping dessert because procip, a warm treat made with local caramelized curd, is simply to die for.
Tips for your trip to Brač
Here is some helpful information for a comfortable trip and a memorable stay in Brač:
- Arrive at your departure port at least 45 minutes early, especially during high season.
- Ferries operating routes to and from Brač are mostly catamarans and do not allow vehicle transportation. On the island, there are bus connections between most points of interest. Additionally, Sutivan and Milna are connected by a ferry route.
- For an Adriatic island-hopping experience, consider traveling by ferry from Split to nearby Dalmatian islands, such as Hvar.
- The local currency is the euro, and most establishments on the island accept cards, though having some cash is handy.
Services on board ferries to Brač
Depending on the departure port and ferry operator, routes from Split are usually serviced by high-speed catamarans. Onboard amenities typically include:
- Standard deck-lounge seating
- Snack bars
- Wi-Fi on select routes
Cabins are not available on routes to and from Split as the average trip duration is short. Most ferries are accessible to passengers with disabilities and pets are also allowed on most ferries.
Brač Ports
There are three main ports on Brač, serving different parts of the island:
- Sutivan: a little harbor town offering access to the northwestern coast of the island.
- Bol: known for its proximity to Zlatni Rat Beach and one of the most popular destinations in Croatia.
- Milna: a picturesque harbor town ideal for those seeking a quieter destination.
Note: there are budget-friendly bus connections between the key ferry ports, though schedules vary depending on the season.
Ferry companies traveling to Brač
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FAQs
The fastest route to Brač is the one connecting Split with the port of Milna. The trip takes approximately 25 minutes.
The most budget-friendly options are the Split - Milna and Split - Sutivan route, with prices starting at about €4.
No, as ferries traveling to and from Split are typically high-speed vessels and do not have car decks.
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Ferry route map
Below, you can see all active ferry connections to Brač, as well as starting prices for each route. Use our interactive Map of ferries to visualize your trip and easily plan an island-hopping adventure.