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Kapetan Luka (Krilo): timetables and prices

• Catamaran Pula - Unije - Susak - Mali Lošinj - Ilovik - Silba - Zadar 9141
• Catamaran Split - Hvar - Prigradica (Korčula) - Korčula 9608
• Catamaran Split - Hvar
• Catamaran Split - Milna (Brač) - Hvar - Korčula - Pomena (Mljet) - Dubrovnik
• Catamaran Split - Bol (Brač) - Makarska - Korčula - Pomena (Mljet) - Dubrovnik
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• Catamaran Split - Hvar (Vira)
• Direct routes
• Bol (Brač) → Dubrovnik
• Bol (Brač) → Korčula (Korčula)
• Bol (Brač) → Makarska
• Bol (Brač) → Pomena (Mljet)
• Bol (Brač) → Split
• Dubrovnik → Bol (Brač)
• Dubrovnik → Hvar (center) (Hvar)
• Dubrovnik → Korčula (Korčula)
• Dubrovnik → Makarska
• Dubrovnik → Milna (Brač)
• Dubrovnik → Island of Brač
• Dubrovnik → Island of Hvar
• Dubrovnik → Island of Korčula
• Dubrovnik → Island of Mljet
• Dubrovnik → Pomena (Mljet)
• Dubrovnik → Split
• Hvar (center) (Hvar) → Dubrovnik
• Hvar (center) (Hvar) → Korčula (Korčula)
• Hvar (center) (Hvar) → Milna (Brač)
• Hvar (center) (Hvar) → Pomena (Mljet)
• Hvar (center) (Hvar) → Prigradica (Korčula)
• Hvar (center) (Hvar) → Split
• Hvar (Vira) (Hvar) → Split
• Ilovik (Ilovik) → Mali Lošinj (Lošinj)
• Ilovik (Ilovik) → Pula
• Ilovik (Ilovik) → Silba (Silba)
• Ilovik (Ilovik) → Susak (Susak)
• Ilovik (Ilovik) → Unije (Unije)
• Ilovik (Ilovik) → Zadar - City center
• Korčula (Korčula) → Bol (Brač)
• Korčula (Korčula) → Dubrovnik
• Korčula (Korčula) → Hvar (center) (Hvar)
• Korčula (Korčula) → Makarska
• Korčula (Korčula) → Milna (Brač)
• Korčula (Korčula) → Pomena (Mljet)
• Korčula (Korčula) → Prigradica (Korčula)
• Korčula (Korčula) → Split
• Makarska → Bol (Brač)
• Makarska → Dubrovnik
• Makarska → Korčula (Korčula)
• Makarska → Island of Brač
• Makarska → Island of Korčula
• Makarska → Island of Mljet
• Makarska → Pomena (Mljet)
• Makarska → Split
• Mali Lošinj (Lošinj) → Ilovik (Ilovik)
• Mali Lošinj (Lošinj) → Pula
• Mali Lošinj (Lošinj) → Silba (Silba)
• Mali Lošinj (Lošinj) → Susak (Susak)
• Mali Lošinj (Lošinj) → Unije (Unije)
• Mali Lošinj (Lošinj) → Zadar - City center
• Milna (Brač) → Dubrovnik
• Milna (Brač) → Hvar (center) (Hvar)
• Milna (Brač) → Korčula (Korčula)
• Milna (Brač) → Pomena (Mljet)
• Milna (Brač) → Split
• Island of Brač → Dubrovnik
• Island of Brač → Makarska
• Island of Brač → Island of Hvar
• Island of Brač → Island of Korčula
• Island of Brač → Island of Mljet
• Island of Brač → Split
• Island of Hvar → Dubrovnik
• Island of Hvar → Island of Brač
• Island of Hvar → Island of Korčula
• Island of Hvar → Island of Mljet
• Island of Hvar → Split
• Island of Ilovik → Island of Lošinj
• Island of Ilovik → Island of Silba
• Island of Ilovik → Island of Susak
• Island of Ilovik → Island of Unije
• Island of Ilovik → Pula
• Island of Ilovik → Zadar
• Island of Korčula → Dubrovnik
• Island of Korčula → Makarska
• Island of Korčula → Island of Brač
• Island of Korčula → Island of Hvar
• Island of Korčula → Island of Mljet
• Island of Korčula → Split
• Island of Lošinj → Island of Ilovik
• Island of Lošinj → Island of Silba
• Island of Lošinj → Island of Susak
• Island of Lošinj → Island of Unije
• Island of Lošinj → Pula
• Island of Lošinj → Zadar
• Island of Mljet → Dubrovnik
• Island of Mljet → Makarska
• Island of Mljet → Island of Brač
• Island of Mljet → Island of Hvar
• Island of Mljet → Island of Korčula
• Island of Mljet → Split
• Island of Silba → Island of Ilovik
• Island of Silba → Island of Lošinj
• Island of Silba → Island of Susak
• Island of Silba → Island of Unije
• Island of Silba → Pula
• Island of Silba → Zadar
• Island of Susak → Island of Ilovik
• Island of Susak → Island of Lošinj
• Island of Susak → Island of Silba
• Island of Susak → Island of Unije
• Island of Susak → Pula
• Island of Susak → Zadar
• Island of Unije → Island of Ilovik
• Island of Unije → Island of Lošinj
• Island of Unije → Island of Silba
• Island of Unije → Island of Susak
• Island of Unije → Pula
• Island of Unije → Zadar
• Pomena (Mljet) → Bol (Brač)
• Pomena (Mljet) → Dubrovnik
• Pomena (Mljet) → Hvar (center) (Hvar)
• Pomena (Mljet) → Korčula (Korčula)
• Pomena (Mljet) → Makarska
• Pomena (Mljet) → Milna (Brač)
• Pomena (Mljet) → Split
• Prigradica (Korčula) → Hvar (center) (Hvar)
• Prigradica (Korčula) → Korčula (Korčula)
• Prigradica (Korčula) → Split
• Pula → Ilovik (Ilovik)
• Pula → Mali Lošinj (Lošinj)
• Pula → Island of Ilovik
• Pula → Island of Lošinj
• Pula → Island of Silba
• Pula → Island of Susak
• Pula → Island of Unije
• Pula → Silba (Silba)
• Pula → Susak (Susak)
• Pula → Unije (Unije)
• Pula → Zadar - City center
• Pula → Zadar
• Silba (Silba) → Ilovik (Ilovik)
• Silba (Silba) → Mali Lošinj (Lošinj)
• Silba (Silba) → Pula
• Silba (Silba) → Susak (Susak)
• Silba (Silba) → Unije (Unije)
• Silba (Silba) → Zadar - City center
• Split → Bol (Brač)
• Split → Dubrovnik
• Split → Hvar (center) (Hvar)
• Split → Hvar (Vira) (Hvar)
• Split → Korčula (Korčula)
• Split → Makarska
• Split → Milna (Brač)
• Split → Island of Brač
• Split → Island of Hvar
• Split → Island of Korčula
• Split → Island of Mljet
• Split → Pomena (Mljet)
• Split → Prigradica (Korčula)
• Susak (Susak) → Ilovik (Ilovik)
• Susak (Susak) → Mali Lošinj (Lošinj)
• Susak (Susak) → Pula
• Susak (Susak) → Silba (Silba)
• Susak (Susak) → Unije (Unije)
• Susak (Susak) → Zadar - City center
• Unije (Unije) → Ilovik (Ilovik)
• Unije (Unije) → Mali Lošinj (Lošinj)
• Unije (Unije) → Pula
• Unije (Unije) → Silba (Silba)
• Unije (Unije) → Susak (Susak)
• Unije (Unije) → Zadar - City center
• Zadar - City center → Ilovik (Ilovik)
• Zadar - City center → Mali Lošinj (Lošinj)
• Zadar - City center → Pula
• Zadar - City center → Silba (Silba)
• Zadar - City center → Susak (Susak)
• Zadar - City center → Unije (Unije)
• Zadar → Island of Ilovik
• Zadar → Island of Lošinj
• Zadar → Island of Silba
• Zadar → Island of Susak
• Zadar → Island of Unije
• Zadar → Pula

Kapetan Luka-Krilo: Ferries, Tickets & Info

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General info

Kapetan Luka - Krilo is a Croatian ferry company based in Split. It operates domestic routes in the Adriatic Sea , all while providing safety, high-quality services, and comfortable ferry trips.

Kapetan Luka - Krilo ferry routes

Kapetan Luka - Krilo operates ferry routes  to several destinations in the Adriatic Sea such as the islands of Mljet , Korčula , Brač , and Hvar .

A few indicative ferry routes served by Kapetan Luka - Krilo are:

• Split - Hvar
• Split - Milna (Brač)
• Hvar - Korčula
• Dubrovnik - Pomena (Mljet island)

Except for the Split - Korčula ferry connection that is operated all year round, all the other crossings are usually served only from April to October .

Kapetan Luka - Krilo fleet & ships

The company fleet consists of 6 vessels : Krilo Lux, Krilo Eclipse, Krilo Carbo, Krilo Nomadic, Krilo, and Krilo Star. All of Kapetan Luka - Krilo’s high-speed catamarans have modern facilities . However, keep in mind that they don’t have car decks and can only transport passengers.

Kapetan Luka - Krilo discounts & offers

The ferry company Kapetan Luka - Krilo offers special discounts for specific passenger categories, including:

• Children from 1 to 3 years old
• Permanent residents of islands (holders of Unique Islander Number)
• Students 
• People with disabilities 

By planning your trip on Ferryhopper, you can avoid the long queues and book cheap ferry tickets with Kapetan Luka - Krilo online .

Kapetan Luka - Krilo special amenities & facilities

The ferry company has facilities for people with disabilities such as ramps and wheelchairs. However, in case people with disabilities and reduced mobility require additional help, they should contact the company at least 48 hours before the trip .

In addition, on the ferries of Kapetan Luka - Krilo, pets are welcome to travel as long as they are transported in specially designed bags. The total weight of a bag with a pet should not exceed 8 kg .

If your pet is more than 8 kg, you should book one of the boxes placed on the open deck of the ferry. Make sure you have your pet's health booklet with you and any other necessary certificates .

Find all Kapetan Luka - Krilo ferry schedules and connections on Ferryhopper, compare prices and discounts, and book your tickets with ease !

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Kapetan Luka

Kapetan Luka operates some of the most popular catamaran routes in Croatia, including the long-distance routes that travel the Dalmatian coast – from Split to Dubrovnik and return – in the summer months.

History of Kapetan Luka

Although established as far back as in 1889, the company operated solely as a cargo operator until establishing passenger services as well in 1973. In 1981, cargo services were dropped and the company focused on transporting passengers. Kapetan Luka obtained its first catamaran ship in 2001, and since 2003 it has two distinct operations – one part being a catamaran operator, and the other a cruise operator.

These days, Kapetan Luka has four vessels that it uses to run its lines. They are:

• Krilo Star (358 passengers)
• Krilo Jet (346 passengers)
• Krilo Carbo (445 passengers)
• Krilo Carbo (350 passengers)

Kapetan Luka routes

If you’re travelling the Dalmatian coast, you’ll likely find yourself travelling on one of Kapetan Luka’s routes, seeing as they operate some of the most popular services! These are shown below.

Split – Hvar

This route operates three times a day in peak summer season (twice a day just outside of season, and once a day in low season), with a journey time of 50 minutes.

You can of course use one of the below services to also travel on the Split – Hvar route. Alternatively, Jadrolinija also offers some services from Split to the popular Dalmatian island.

Split – Hvar – Korcula

This catamaran operates just once a day, departing Split in the mid-morning and reaching Korcula Town on Korcula just after midday. It takes one hour to reach Hvar Town, and then an additional one hour and 15 minutes to get to Korcula. The reverse journey departs Korcula Town at 1pm, reaching Split in the mid-afternoon.

Split – Hvar – Prigradica (Korcula) – Korcula

A year-round service, this departs Split in the mid-afternoon reaching Korcula Town after 6pm. (It’s 55 minutes from Split to Hvar, and 1 hour 25 minutes to Korcula Town.) The return journey leaves Korcula in the early afternoon, arriving in Split in the mid-afternoon.

During the peak summer months (June to September inclusive), the catamaran also makes a stop at Prigradica on the north of Korcula island. Journey time is 50 minutes from Hvar to Prigradica, and then an additional 40 minutes to travel on to Korcula Town. The Split – Hvar – Prigradica – Korcula service travels in the late afternoon, getting in to Korcula in the early evening. The return journey, however, departs Korcula at 6am!

Split – Milna (Brac) – Hvar – Korcula – Pomena (Mljet) – Dubrovnik

One of the more popular routes – as it’s one of the few longer-range services travelling along the Croatian coast – this operates daily from April to October inclusive. The catamaran departs Split in the early morning, reaching Dubrovnik just after midday. The opposite journey departs Dubrovnik in the late afternoon, getting in to Split just before 9pm. Obviously, you can use the catamaran to make any of the individual ‘hops’ along the way!

This is one of only two routes that connects Hvar Town with Dubrovnik . (The other is operated by Jadrolinija .)

Split – Bol (Brac) – Makarska – Korcula – Sobra (Mljet) – Dubrovnik

The second of Kapetan Luka’s long-range coastal catamaran routes, this one only operates in the peak summer months of June to September, doing so daily. Again, this catamaran route departs Split in the early morning, getting in to Dubrovnik just after midday. The opposite journey also departs Dubrovnik in the late afternoon and again arrives in Split just before 9pm.

This is one of only two routes connecting Bol on the island of Brac with Dubrovnik . (The other is operated by Jadrolinija .)

Tickets for Kapetan Luka catamarans

You can use the search box below to purchase tickets for any of Kapetan Luka’s routes:

You can also look up timetables and book tickets on the Kapetan Luka website.

Alternatively, you can also purchase tickets at the many sales points along the Croatian coast – there is a list on the timetables pages of the website.

It is advisable to pre-book tickets for journeys made in the peak summer months as the above services are very popular and can get sold out.

You can of course find full information on the company on the Kapetan Luka website.

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From Dubrovnik to Split in 4 and a half hours with Krilo

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One of the biggest advantages of the Krilo catamaran line Dubrovnik – Split is no document preparation and border crossing , as is the case in other means of transport.

Sailing from Dubrovnik starts at 4:30 pm every day, and it should be noted that the catamaran stops in Pomena on Mljet , Korčula , Hvar , Milna on Brač and arrives in Split just before 9 pm. The price of a one-way ticket is 240 kuna.

‘I’m fine because I’m home’

Dulist.hr interviewed a cheerful five-member crew of Krilo . Passengers are greeted at the entrance by the likeable Josip Čupić. This deck officer, otherwise from Ploče, has been part of the ‘Krilo’ crew since 2016.

I did one part of the cadetship here, and the other on the long one. I feel good because I am at home and I prefer to work with passengers. I met a lot of people from all over the world. Čupić

He hopes that we might be close to those high numbers of 2019 in the next year already . He adds that this year they have around 15,000 passengers per day , which is incomparably better than last year. 

It is convenient to sail with us. The border is avoided, it is a more comfortable way to travel than by bus and car.  In about 15 days we will have a crowd. It turns out, every weekend, that we go slowly towards a larger number. For example, last year only August was good. The season was short. I don’t know what this year will happen, but it should be better than last year, anyway. Čupić

‘We are an old shipping family’

It is a line maintained by the famous shipping company Kapetan Luka , better known as Krilo . Luka Tomić , director of the company based in Krilo Jesenice says that his family has been in shipping for generations. The company dates back to the end of 1889.

We are an old shipping family. We always had some boats, but in 2001 we got involved in working with fast boats and in 2004 we focused exclusively on this segment of tourism. We started our first voyages in 2013. Back then, we only sailed twice a week and as early as the following year, we expanded our driving schedule. In 2014, we ailed throughout the season, then from early May to mid-October, with the exception that we sailed four times a week in the beginning, as well as at the end of the season. In 2015, we started sailing every day throughout the season. Three years before the pandemic, we would start sailing as early as the beginning of April and until the end of October. Tomić

One million and 800 thousand passengers

This year, the company is expected to achieve 55% to 60% from 2019 . Otherwise, on all lines, throughout the year, under normal conditions, they would carry between 650 and 700 thousand passengers.

On the lines to Dubrovnik since 2013, we have transported, on all routes, around one million and 800 thousand passengers. All workers remained in the company throughout the coronavirus period. No one was fired, even though the ships didn’t operate at all for most of the year. We expect a very good next year. We keep our fingers crossed for everyone! Tomić

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‘Krilo Nomadic’ (Kapetan Luka) Catamaran Ferry

Catamaran Ferry ‘Krilo Nomadic’ , owned by the  Krilo-Kapetan Luka  ferry company, is currently sailing on the 998 and 995 ferry route that  connects Split with Dubrovnik via Brac, Hvar, Korcula and Mljet islands.

Krilo Nomadic, the class of HSC ( High-Speed Craft ) passenger vessels, was built in 2010 at  Båtservice Mandal A/S in Norway . It was delivered to service in 2011 to Boreal Transport Nord and named MS “Falkefjell” . It was serving the ferry route between Hammerfest and Alta in Finnmark, Norway.

This carbon fiber passenger catamaran, a fast and comfortable vessel, has since moved to Croatia and is now serving on Kapetan Luka’s seasonal ferry routes connecting central Dalmatian islands with  Split and Dubrovnik .

With a length of 35 meters and a width of 10 meters, this foot-passenger ferry is capable to achieve a service speed of 30 knots. Its full capacity is 250 passengers. Onboard facilities include a bar offering snacks and drinks, air conditioning, toilets, pet facilities, panoramic sea views, bicycle racks, and a comfortable salon.

Vessel details

• HSC passenger vessel
• 35 m long & 10 m wide
• The maximum speed of 30 knots
• Capacity: 250 foot-passengers

In the  2023  summer season, this ferry is currently sailing on the popular island-hopping summer routes connecting Split and Dubrovnik.

Here are a recently taken couple of videos of the vessel. You can find more videos on our  youtube channel . This video shows Krilo Nomadic passing by in early spring:

This is the video of Krilo Nomadic, the vessel is serving busy summer route:

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Travel with Krilo - Kapetan Luka

Krilo - Kapetan Luka is a ferry company based in Split, Croatia . They offer departures to and from 1 country, specifically Croatia . Krilo - Kapetan Luka offers a total of 92 departures, mostly from ferry ports such as Split , Dubrovnik , and Zadar and the ports on the islands Hvar , Korcula and Mljet . Krilo - Kapetan Luka operates fast ferry

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Inside Croatia , the company operates 92 routes and offers departures to 17 ports. The most popular ferry departures can be found below:

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Krilo - Kapetan Luka holds an average score of 8.6 , derived from 376 reviews submitted by our travelers. This places Krilo - Kapetan Luka at the 4. position among all bus carriers in Croatia and 19. position globally. 79% of our travellers rated their experience with Krilo - Kapetan Luka as excellent. Among the amenities offered, passengers expressed the highest satisfaction with the Comfortable ride and Punctuality . You can see some of the reviews left by our passengers below:

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Split – Hvar – Split

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Due to the decision of the port Authority of Hvar to reduce the speed of entry into the port, minor delays are possible on all lines that stops at Hvar.

*** IMPORTANT NOTICE: Price Includes a 7-minute shuttle from the Vira pier to the center of the Hvar town (bus station). Total travel time is the same as for voyage to Hvar pier. The same applies to the return from Hvar.

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PETS can only be transported if they do not present danger or disturbance to passengers or boat. Owners take the risk of travel and are responsible for any damages. Dogs need to have a muzzle (except for a blind person’s guide dog) and lead on the leash, cats in boxes, and birds in the cage. Dogs and cats must have proper vaccination documents. On the high speed lines, small pets are allowed in the catamaran salon and larger outside, and the ticket is 50% of the regular one. Small pets are transported exclusively in the bag for carriage and transport of pets (transporter soft bag) maximum dimensions 45 x 35 x 25 cm. The bottom of the bag must be watertight. The total weight of the bag with a pet should not exceed 8 kg. The bag must be kept under the seat or in the lap during the entire journey. One passenger must have only one bag with a pet. Large pets are only allowed if the technical conditions are met on board (special cages).

Sailing schedule is valid till further notice.

Timetable is subject to change in accordance with:

• new regulations associated with the designated area.