Split Ferry

Split ferry port in Croatia is served by a number of ferry routes with crossings to Ancona & Civitanova Marche available. With a selection of up to 11 Sailings Weekly, the port of Split connects Croatia with Italy.

Sailing durations range from 4 hours on the Civitanova Marche service to 9 hours on the Ancona service.

Although there is a brief summary on this page, as sailing information can vary based on time of year we’d advise you to get live sailing times and prices in our Split fare search.

Split

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Split Ferry Alternatives

Split Ferry Services

  • SNAV
    • 6 Sailings Weekly 9 hr
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    • 4 Sailings Weekly 8 hr
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  • Gomo Viaggi
    • 1 Sailing Weekly 4 hr
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Split Guide

How do you get around Split?

The centre is very compact can be covered by foot. The outside areas are usually best tread by bike or rental cars, whilst a bus system is in operation around much of the city.

What is there to do in Split?

Croatia has become the king of tourist hotspots over the past few years, and Split is arguably the jewel in its crown. If Split is the main drawer for Croatia, then Diocletian’s Palace provides the same relevance for its host city; astonishing architectural structures encompass a wealth of amenities – shops, restaurants, bars and clubs adorn the centre of the breathtaking infrastructure. Admire the walls and spires that offer an insight into the fascinating history of the city before stopping for some quintessential Croatian cuisine – a whole day can be spent amid the stunning utopia. Much like the way Split has become an appealing entity almost separate from the rest of Croatia, the palace is occasionally the sole reason many visit the city.
The entire city is decorated in colourful houses and historic landmarks, especially Old Split which has defiantly staved off the demands of modern tourism and remained true to its authentic heritage. The architecture is perhaps the most aesthetically pleasing aspect of Split, but Marjan Park is a close second; verdant foliage next to tropical plant life creates a naturally exotic feel. After a day exploring the sights and basking in the natural beauty, head to the famously vibrant bars and clubs that attract a plethora of young people each summer. The main strip is graced by energetic and excitable young adults who savour the taste of the cheap alcohol and rejoice in the frenetic dance music.

Split is the second largest city in Croatia, resting on the southwest coast of the country, bordering the Adriatic Sea. The port is oftentimes used as the gateway to Italy, with crossings to Ancona on the Italian east coast typically ranging between eight and nine hours.

How To Get To Split Ferry Port

  • Split Ferry Port by Car

    From mainland Croatia Split is easily accessible through the A1 and then the E71. Then, to get into the city, follow the route 8 until you get to Poljicka Cesta and then turn slightly right into Kraja Zvonimira. Stay on Kraja Zvonimira until it turns into Obala Kneza Domagoja, which leads you all the way to Split ferry port.

  • Split Ferry Port by Train

    There are train connections from Split to Zagreb (5 to 9 hrs) and Zadar (6 hrs) through Sibenik.

  • Split Ferry Port Address

    Gat Sv Duje Bb Trajektni Term, HR - 2100 Split, Croatia

  • Split Accommodation

    If you’re looking to spend a night at or near Split Ferry port before or after your trip or if you are looking for accommodation for your entire stay, please visit our Split Accommodation page for the best accommodation prices and one of the largest selections available online!