Split – Supetar ferry (line 631): the busiest way onto Brač, with one fare all year

Twelve departures in each direction on weekdays and eleven at weekends: that is how often line 631 sails outside the summer months. The first ferry leaves Split at 05:00, then 06:15 and 07:30, and the last pulls out at 23:59. From Supetar the day also starts at 05:00 and ends with the 22:45, so a day trip to the island can easily stretch into dinner.

Two figures stay fixed all year: fifty minutes at sea and €6.50 for an adult. Most Croatian state ferries charge more between late May and September, but this one does not, so the only thing that changes with the seasons is the frequency. From June to September there were fourteen sailings a day; since 1 October there have been twelve.

From 1 November the one difference concerns early risers. The 05:00 boats on both sides run only Monday to Friday, so on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays you start with the 06:15. Jadrolinija operates the route for the state shipping agency, and the timetable it prints matches the agency's own.

From 5 am to midnight, with a later start at weekends

Line 631 low-season timetable (AOLPP and Jadrolinija), 1 October – 31 December 2026; the 2027 timetable is not yet published · checked 26 October 2026   AOLPP – T-631 Supetar – Split timetable 2026 · 2026-10-26

One price for August and November

Unusually for Dalmatia, line 631 has no summer surcharge. The 2026 price list has a single all-year column, so an adult pays €6.50 in August and in November alike, and a child (3–12) pays €3.20. An ordinary car costs €26.10; anything over five metres long or two metres high is charged €40.30.

The car fare covers the vehicle only. The driver and every passenger also need their own €6.50 ticket, bought alongside the vehicle ticket. Going back from Supetar costs exactly what you paid on the way out, with port charges and VAT already included.

All-year tariff, 1 January – 31 December 2026; island-resident, child and public-service rates also apply all year · checked 26 October 2026   AOLPP – line 631 fares 2026 (page 2) · 2026-10-26

Finding the right quay in Split, arriving in Supetar

Fifty minutes across the Brač Channel

Leaving Split harbour, the boat points south over the Brač Channel and docks at Supetar on the island's north coast without calling anywhere else. The agency and the operator both print 50 minutes per crossing; the length of the route in kilometres is not given.

Before you board in Split

• Missed your boat?

  Jadrolinija accepts a ticket for this line on a later boat the same day, so you simply take the next one.

• Bringing a hire car

  Drivers pay for the car and, separately, for themselves; campers and motorbikes are carried too.

• The 05:00 boat

  From November it runs Monday to Friday only, and not on public holidays.

• Luggage

  Suitcases and backpacks travel free unless a single passenger's bags top 20 kg.

• Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve

  No late sailings (23:59 from Split, 22:45 from Supetar) on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or New Year's Eve.

Supetar and the other gateways to Brač

According to Jadrolinija, Brač is Croatia's third-largest island and Supetar its largest town; Vidova gora, at 780 m, is the highest peak of any Adriatic island. Supetar is not the only way in. The car ferry from Makarska to Sumartin lands at the island's eastern tip, and Krilo's catamaran calling at Rogač and Milna serves the west. From the same ferry port in Split, the car ferry to Stari Grad on Hvar sails three times a day.

A fast passenger boat run commercially by Kapetan Luka – Krilo also links Split and Supetar. Its timetable on the AOLPP website and the departures shown for the same day by the Split port authority do not match, so we do not list its times here.

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