Split Jelsa

The Split to Jelsa passenger catamaran takes around 1½ hours, operated by Kapetan Luka (Krilo).

Split → Jelsa at a glance

Crossing timeAbout 1½ hours
Frequency1–2 sailings a day
OperatorKapetan Luka (Krilo)
TravelFoot passengers
Faresfrom €13

About this crossing

Split to Jelsa is a fast passenger catamaran crossing operated by Kapetan Luka (Krilo), taking about 1½ hours.

It's a foot-passenger service, so there is no vehicle deck. Timetables are seasonal, so sailings are most frequent in July and August and reduce out of season — always confirm your exact sailing with the operator.

Operators on this route

Kapetan Luka (Krilo)Fast catamaran operator

A private operator, trading as Krilo, running fast passenger catamarans on popular Dalmatian tourist routes such as Split–Hvar–Korčula–Dubrovnik and Split–Bol–Milna, mainly in summer.

Good to know

  • This is a foot-passenger service — there is no vehicle deck, so cars, campers and motorbikes can't travel on it.
  • Aim to arrive at the port 20–30 minutes before departure, especially in July and August.
  • Sailings can be delayed or cancelled in rough weather — check the operator's status on the day of travel.
  • Luggage limits and any rules for bicycles or pets are set by the operator.
  • The timetable is seasonal: sailings are most frequent in summer and reduce sharply out of season.

Frequently asked

How long is the Split to Jelsa ferry?
The crossing takes about 1½ hours, depending on the sailing.
How much does the Split to Jelsa ferry cost?
Fares typically start from around €13 per person. Prices are set by the operator and vary by date and demand.
Can I take a car from Split to Jelsa?
These are foot-passenger sailings only — no vehicles. To bring a car, look for a car-ferry route.
How often does it run?
Timetables are seasonal: sailings are most frequent in July and August (1–2 sailings a day) and reduce out of season.
Do I need to book in advance?
In peak season the popular sailings can sell out, so it's best to book a day or two ahead. Tickets are sold directly by the operator.

Route information last updated 2 August 2026. Times and fares are set by the operators and can change with the season.