The Split–Dubrovnik ferry connection links two iconic Croatian coastal cities, and this page lets you book your journey between them. Split combines a lively waterfront with a historic old town and makes a memorable starting point for exploring the Dalmatian coast. Dubrovnik, at the southern end of the route, is famed for its stone walls, atmospheric streets and beautiful Adriatic setting; you can travel this route without a vehicle. Choose your preferred travel option and continue to arrange your trip.
Ferry Operators for Split – Dubrovnik
Alternative Routes Split – Dubrovnik
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How long is the travel time for Split – Dubrovnik?
The Split–Dubrovnik ferry connects Croatia’s central Dalmatian coast with the country’s southern gateway, travelling south through a scenic Adriatic setting of islands and coastal landscapes. Sailing duration can vary with the vessel used, the route taken, any intermediate stops and sea conditions, so the crossing time depends on the specific service selected.
Methods of Travel Split – Dubrovnik
On the Split–Dubrovnik route, both Kapetan Luka-Krilo and Tp Line offer travel without requiring a vehicle. This means you can book the crossing as a passenger and enjoy the journey from Split to Dubrovnik without taking a vehicle with you.
Are pets allowed on the Split – Dubrovnik route?
Pets can travel on the Split–Dubrovnik route, with pet bookings permitted by both Kapetan Luka-Krilo and Tp Line. When arranging your journey, include your pet in the booking and prepare familiar essentials such as water and a comfortable way for your pet to travel.
Check-in Information Split – Dubrovnik
For the Split–Dubrovnik ferry route, check-in requirements depend on the operator. With Kapetan Luka-Krilo, passenger check-in must be completed at least 30 minutes before departure; vehicle check-in, where applicable, is required at least 120 minutes before departure. With Tp Line, passengers should check in at least 15 minutes before departure, while vehicle check-in also requires 120 minutes.
You do not need to present the supplier ticket at check-in with either operator. Have a valid ID or passport ready, as both Kapetan Luka-Krilo and Tp Line require a passport and accept an ID card or passport for this route.
Ferry from Split to Dubrovnik
The Split–Dubrovnik ferry connects two of Croatia’s most celebrated Adriatic cities, turning a journey along the Dalmatian coast into part of the holiday. Leave Split’s lively waterfront and Roman heritage behind as the route opens towards the islands, rocky shores and blue waters of the Adriatic. In Dubrovnik, you arrive close to the historic Old Town, stone walls, atmospheric lanes and harbour views.
Kapetan Luka-Krilo and Tp Line operate route options that do not require a vehicle, and both permit pet bookings and require accommodation. Passenger check-in is required at least 30 minutes before departure with Kapetan Luka-Krilo and at least 15 minutes before departure with Tp Line. Neither operator requires the supplier ticket at check-in. Both require a passport and accept an ID card or passport, so choose documents that match your booking details.
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