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Arrival at the port: It is recommended to arrive at least 45 minutes before departure, especially during the summer months when demand is higher. This way, you'll avoid crowds and ensure a better seat on the boat.
Public transport: When planning your arrival at the ferry port, keep in mind the potential traffic congestion, especially during the tourist season.
Buy tickets in advance: If possible, purchase your tickets online to avoid waiting in lines and secure your seat on the boat.
Drinks on board: You can buy drinks on the boat, but the prices are usually high. It is advisable to bring your own drinks to avoid additional costs.
Clothing and sun protection: The boat can get quite warm, so it’s recommended to wear light clothing and bring sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen).
Motion sickness medication: If you have a sensitive stomach, it is advisable to bring motion sickness medication as the sea can be choppy at times.
Planning further travel: If you're continuing your journey in Split, check the public transport or taxi schedule in advance to avoid traffic jams. Bus lines 9, 10, 15, 21, and 2A pass through the ferry port, and taxi transport is also a popular option, widely available in the city.
The ferry ride from Hvar to Split typically takes around 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on the type of ferry and carrier.
It's recommended to book the ferry in advance, especially during peak tourist season (summer months), to guarantee a spot, as the ferries can get quite full.
While one day in Hvar allows you to explore some of its highlights, such as the town center, the beaches, and the Fortress, Hvar has a lot more to offer. If you can, consider staying at least 2-3 days to fully experience the island's beauty and attractions.
The price for a one-way ferry ticket from Hvar to Split is approximately 25 EUR. Prices may vary depending on the time of year and type of ferry.
Yes, Split is definitely worth visiting. It has a rich history, highlighted by the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Diocletian's Palace, excellent restaurants, and a beautiful waterfront. Split is also a great base for exploring nearby islands and coastal towns.
It’s advisable to arrive at least 30 to 45 minutes before your ferry’s departure, especially if you're traveling in peak season. This will give you enough time to get settled and find a better seat on the boat.
Yes, Hvar is a great base for day trips to nearby islands such as Brač, Vis, and the Blue Cave, as well as to the nearby coastal towns like Stari Grad. Ferries and boat tours are widely available for these trips.