From Split Airport (SPU) to Split City Center:
- Take a taxi or Uber, which typically costs €25-45.
- Utilize the airport bus service for approximately €6, with a journey time of about one hour.
Getting There and Away
The primary gateway to Hvar Town is Split, which offers an airport, bus terminal, train station, and a ferry port, allowing for various onward travel connections to the island.
From Split to Hvar Town (Foot Passengers):
- Fast catamaran services directly connect Split to Hvar Town, with several daily departures.
- The journey usually takes around 55 minutes to 1 hour and 20 minutes.
- Ticket prices for foot passengers range from approximately €6 to €25, varying by operator and season.
- Major operators include Jadrolinija, Kapetan Luka (Krilo), and TP Line.
- Booking in advance is highly recommended, especially during peak season, as services can sell out.
From Split to Hvar Island (with a Car):
- Car ferries operate from Split to Stari Grad, another town on Hvar Island, a journey of approximately two hours.
- Expect to pay around €50 per vehicle, plus passenger tickets.
- From Stari Grad port, a bus service to Hvar Town is available for about €5, taking around 40 minutes. Taxis are also an option, costing upwards of €60.
- Alternatively, a car ferry runs from Drvenik (south of Split) to Sućuraj on Hvar's eastern tip, a 30-minute crossing, followed by about a 90-minute drive to Hvar Town.
From Dubrovnik to Hvar Town:
- Seasonal catamaran services are available, with a travel time of approximately 3.5 hours.
Private Speedboat Transfers:
- For direct and flexible travel, private speedboat transfers are available from Split, taking approximately 60-90 minutes.
