The car ferry from Orebić berths at Dominče, roughly three kilometres outside Korčula town. The crossing takes twenty minutes and runs twenty-two times a day between 3 July and 30 August, against fourteen off-season. Thirteen services in the register touch the island. Dominče, not Korčula Line 634 is the busiest crossing in the verified 2026 … Read more
Krk needs no ferry. A road bridge carries you on, and the two car ferries in the register that use Krk’s Valbiska ramp are leaving it — line 332 to Merag on Cres and line 338 to Lopar on Rab. Baška, on the east coast, has only a commercial catamaran. The island you drive to … Read more
Sibenik Croatia is one of towns along the coast, sometimes unjustly underestimated in comparison to other Dalmatian cities such as Dubrovnik, Split or Zadar. But once you visit this city, you will be fascinated by the rare beauty and numerous cultural and historical monuments. It makes a part of Northern Dalmatia region, located halfway between … Read more
Cres is the largest Croatian island at 405.7 km², and no car ferry connects it to Rijeka. The two vehicle routes are line 334 from Brestova in Istria and line 332 from Valbiska on Krk. The only Rijeka service, catamaran 9308, takes foot passengers only. Three lines, all of them state lines Cres has no … Read more
Welcome to Split Croatia travel guide! This is an itinerary through Split city, Dalmatia’s capital, my birthplace! I’m extremely exciting but at the same time proud of the the city of a thousand emotions. There is a song saying “There is no city like Split” and it’s a truth. This city is my home town … Read more
Ferries from Split connect all Central Dalmatia islands by regular car and passengers ferries and by fast catamaran crossings only for foot travelers. On this page you can find all ferries schedule and prices in period for season 2018. Jodrolinija has updated a new 2018 schedule. In case I don’t get the chance to update … Read more