How to reach island Vis

Vis is an island in the middle of the Adriatic sea, 54 km (29 NM) from the mainland. It can only be reached by boat – Car ferry, fast catamaran (for passengers only) or private boat/yacht.
Ferries depart from Split only.
Catamaran also every day depart from Split but:
At Tuesday only catamaran sail via Hvar and you can board up in Hvar.
At Wednesday only catamaran sail via bay Milna on the island of Brač and you can board up in Milna.

Car ferry of "Jadrolinija"
SPLIT - VIS - SPLIT

The car-ferries of Jadrolinija depart from Split harbour. Tickets for the ferry you can Buy Online or before boarding from the kiosk in front of where the ferry dock (on the beginning of “Gat Svetog Petra” dock).
The journey Split-Vis is 29 miles (54 km) and takes 2 hours and 15 minutes.
If you haven’t bought the tickets online, tickets from the kiosk in Split you can pay by cash or by all major credit cards.
It is not possible to make a reservation for these ferries. So we recommend that if you are bringing a car you arrive at least one hour before departure and preferably earlier.
For the current ferry sailing schedule in PDF click to link below.

High Speed Catamaran of "Jadrolinija"
SPLIT - (Brač / Hvar) - VIS - (Hvar / Brač) - SPLIT

Faster way of coming to Vis is to take a fast catamaran of Jadrolinija.
It also departs from Split harbour, from dock: “Gat Svetog Petra” (esplanade).
At Tuesday only catamaran sail via Hvar and you can board up in Hvar also.
At Wednesday only catamaran sail via bay Milna on the island of Brač and you can board up in Milna also.
Tickets for catamaran you can Buy Online or before boarding from the kiosk in front of where the catamaran dock (on the beginning of “Gat Svetog Petra” dock).
Direct journey Split-Vis is 29 miles (54 km) and takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes.
At Tuesday catamaran from Split to Vis via Hvar sail about 2 hours (depends on the crowd in Hvar). At Wednesday (via Milna on Brač) catamaran sail about 1 hour and 35 minutes (depends on the crowd in Milna).
If you haven’t bought the tickets online, tickets from the kiosk in Split you can pay by cash or by all major credit cards.
For the current catamarans timetable in PDF click to link below.

How to reach Split

You can fly to Split airport from many European cities. You can also reach Split by train, bus or boat.

Arrival by car

HAK (Croatian Automobile Club)
Road assistance: +385 (0)1 987
Traffic reports: +385 (0)1 4640800

Hrvatske autoceste (Croatian motorways)
+385 (0)1 46 94 444
info@hac.hr

Arrival by bus

Bus station Split
Domestic travel: +385 (0)60 327 327
International: +385 (0)21 329 160
info@ak-split.hr

Bus station Zagreb
Information: 060 313 333
International calls: +385 (0)1 6112 789
promet@akz.hr

Arrival by train

Railway Station Split
Phone: 060 333 444

Zagreb Railway Station
Phones: 060 333 444, +385 (0)1 37 82 532, +385 (0)1 48 11 842, +385 (0)1 49 22 224

Railway Station Knin
Phone: 060 333 444
Fax: +385 (0)22 662 220

Railway Station Metković
Phones: +385 (0)20 685 393, 060 333 444

Railway Station Ploče
Phones: 020 679 903, 060 333 444
Fax: +385 (0)20 679 067

Railway Station Šibenik
Phones: 022 333 699 , 060 333 444
Fax: 022 333 699

Railway Station Zadar
Phones: 023 212 555 , 060 333 444

Railway Station Pula
Phones: +385 (0)52 541 982, 060 333 444
Fax: +385 (0)52 541 714

Railway Station Rijeka
Phone: 060 333 444

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