Catamaran Hvar to Bol — 2026 Timetable

Catamaran leaving Hvar town for Bol on the island of Brač, Croatia
Catamaran · Hvar town → Bol · 45 min

Catamaran Hvar to Bol

Late morning, forty-five minutes, and you are at Zlatni rat by lunch — the one direct sailing that saves you a whole day going round through Split.

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No. 01

Hvar town to Bol, 2026 timetable

Jadrolinija sails once a day, mid-morning, from the Hvar town riva. That single departure is the entire timetable, so the day either works around it or it does not.

Hvar town → Bol
11:10 → 11:55 · Jadrolinija · 45 min

Bol → Hvar town
16:45 → 17:30 · Jadrolinija · 45 min

Checked against live availability for August 2026. Seasonal line, roughly late May to early October. Outside the season there is no direct link between the islands.

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No. 02

What it costs and how to book

Around €25 per person one way. Passengers only, no vehicles, and luggage goes in the racks by the door rather than in a hold.

The 11:10 out and the 16:45 back make a genuine day trip: about four and a half hours on Brač, which is enough for Zlatni rat and lunch, and not enough for much else.

Book both legs at once in high season. The return is the one that sells out, and being stuck in Bol overnight in August is an expensive surprise.

PriceFrom about €25 per person
Crossing45 minutes
Departure11:10 from the riva
Day tripYes, about 4 h 30 on Brač
VehiclesNo, passengers only
SeasonLate May to early October
See live prices & seatsPrices move with the season. The search shows what is actually on sale for your date.
No. 03

Arriving in Bol

Bol’s harbour is right in the middle of the village, a working waterfront with cafes along it and the old Dominican monastery on the point above.

Zlatni rat, the horn-shaped beach that appears on every Croatian poster, is about a twenty-minute walk west along the seafront promenade, or five minutes by the little road train that runs in summer.

Behind the town, Vidova gora is the highest point on the Adriatic islands. If you have a car it is a forty-minute drive up for the view straight down onto the beach.

Berths atBol harbour, village centre
To Zlatni rat20 minutes on foot
Beach trainRuns in summer
Vidova gora40 minutes by car
Return sailing16:45
WindsurfingThe channel is famous for it
No. 04

Good to know before you sail

This is the only direct connection between Hvar and Brač, and it exists purely because both places are full of visitors who want to see the other one.

The channel between the islands funnels the maestral, which is why Bol is a windsurfing town. It also means the crossing can be lively in the afternoon — not rough, but not flat either.

With a car there is no way across. Vehicles go Hvar to Split and Split to Supetar, which is a long way round for a short distance.

Best forA day at Zlatni rat
WindMaestral picks up after noon
With a carNot possible, go via Split
Bad weatherCancelled in strong jugo
No. 05

Hvar to Bol, common questions

How long is the catamaran from Hvar to Bol?

Forty-five minutes, direct.

What time does it leave?

11:10 from the Hvar town riva, once a day in the summer season.

Can I do it as a day trip?

Yes. Out at 11:10, back from Bol at 16:45, which gives you about four and a half hours.

Can I take a car?

No. There is no vehicle ferry between Hvar and Brač.

How far is Zlatni rat from the port?

About twenty minutes on foot along the promenade, or a few minutes on the summer road train.

Do I need to book?

In July and August, yes, and book the return at the same time.

Does it run in winter?

No, the line is seasonal.

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A day on Brač, or something else?

If the timings do not suit, a private boat will take you to Bol or Zlatni rat whenever you like. Tell us your dates and we will price both.

Related routes

The return sailing and the other island routes.