The main ferry company in Croatia is Jadrolinija and they operate the vast majority of ferry and catamaran routes in Croatia.

In tourist season, boats and ferries sail the Adriatic connecting major ports with almost all inhabited islands. One of the most scenic sailings is a summer coastal route which connects Rijeka and Dubrovnik and stops off at Split, Hvar and Korcula on the way (and then sails on to Bari in Italy). There are restaurants aboard the Jadrolinija ships and you can either reserve a cabin or travel on the deck in reclining seats.

Jadrolinija also operate numerous local ferry services between the islands and the mainland, as do other companies.

Ferry companies in Croatia
Please take a look at the following websites for timetable and price details.

Jadrolinija Routes all along the coast (except Istria)
Split Tours Routes to/from Split and local islands of Hvar and Vis
Mia Tours From Zadar to the islands of Premuda, Silba and Olib
Rapska Plovidba Service between the islands of Rab and Pag, and Rab and the mainland
G & V Line Services between Zadar and nearby islands, and Dubrovnik to Sipan, Mljet, Korcula and Lastovo
Kapetan Luka High speed catamaran service between Split, Hvar and Korcula
Linijska Nacionalska Plovidba Routes between Cres & Rab, Split, Solta & Brac, and Pula, Mali Losinj & Zadar

International ferry routes
Currently, there are only routes from Croatia to Italy - no ferry routes from Croatia to any other European country exists. For more details, please see the Getting There - By Ferry or Travelling From Italy sections.

Sailing in Croatia
If you'd like a bit more control over your sea travel, you can charter a boat. See our Sailing in Croatia section for more information.