Catamaran Hvar to Milna — 2026 Timetable

Catamaran leaving Hvar town for Milna on the island of Brač, Croatia
Catamaran · Hvar town → Milna · 30–45 min

Catamaran Hvar to Milna

Three departures a day, half an hour on the fast boat, about €15 — the easiest and cheapest way off Hvar towards Brač.

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No. 01

Hvar town to Milna, 2026 timetable

TP Line takes the midday and early evening slots, Kapetan Luka the fast one at seven. All three leave from the Hvar town riva, so you can decide on the day.

Hvar town → Milna
12:00 → 12:45 · TP Line · 45 min
18:40 → 19:20 · TP Line · 40 min
19:00 → 19:30 · Krilo · 30 min

Milna → Hvar town
08:30 → 09:00 · Krilo · 30 min
09:35 → 10:20 · TP Line · 45 min
15:50 → 16:30 · TP Line · 40 min

Checked against live availability for August 2026. Coastal lines shift by a few minutes through the season; the search above always shows the live times.

Check times & bookLive seats and prices at Ferryhopper, our ticketing partner.
No. 02

What it costs and how to book

About €15 per person. On a route this short the operators price alike, so choose on time rather than on fare.

All three boats are passenger catamarans. No cars, no motorbikes; bicycles usually travel for a small extra charge if there is room.

Note that the day-trip maths does not work in this direction: the last boat back from Milna is in the afternoon and the outbound sailings are midday and evening. Milna is an overnight, not an afternoon.

PriceFrom about €15 per person
Crossing30 min on Krilo, 40–45 on TP Line
Departures12:00, 18:40, 19:00
VehiclesNo, passengers only
Day tripNo, timings do not return
OperatorsTP Line, Kapetan Luka
See live prices & seatsPrices move with the season. The search shows what is actually on sale for your date.
No. 03

Arriving in Milna

Milna is a long sheltered inlet on the western tip of Brač, with an eighteenth-century village at the head of it and a large marina along one side.

It is quiet in a way Hvar town is not. A handful of restaurants on the waterfront, a baroque church, and boats. That is roughly the whole place, and it is the point.

Supetar and the Split car ferry are about half an hour by road, Bol and Zlatni rat about fifty minutes across the island.

Berths atMilna waterfront
To SupetarAbout 30 minutes by road
To BolAbout 50 minutes by road
MarinaYes, large and sheltered
CharacterQuiet village, not a resort
No. 04

Good to know before you sail

This is the route people use to string Hvar and Brač together without going back through Split, and at €15 it is cheaper than most transfers within either island.

The evening departures mean you arrive in Milna after dark in the shoulder season. There is no bus meeting the boat; arrange a taxi if you are staying inland.

If Bol is your real destination, check the Hvar to Bol catamaran first — it lands you on the right side of the island and saves the drive.

Best forIsland hopping without Split
ArrivalAfter dark on evening boats
Onward transportNo bus, take a taxi
SeasonRoughly May to October
No. 05

Hvar to Milna, common questions

How long is the catamaran from Hvar to Milna?

Thirty minutes on the Kapetan Luka boat, forty to forty-five minutes on TP Line.

What time do the boats leave?

12:00 and 18:40 with TP Line, 19:00 with Kapetan Luka, in high summer.

What does it cost?

About €15 per person one way.

Can I do a day trip to Milna?

Not really. The outbound sailings are midday and evening, so plan to stay the night.

Can I take a car?

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

How far is Milna from Bol?

About fifty minutes by road across the island.

Does it run in winter?

No, roughly May to October only.

Check times & book this crossingLive timetable and tickets at Ferryhopper, our ticketing partner.

Heading for Brač, which port?

Milna, Bol or Supetar all mean different boats and different drives. Tell us where you are actually staying and we will pick the right one.

Related routes

The return sailing and the other island routes.