Point A to point sea
Boat transfers from Split
Dubrovnik, Hvar, Brač, Vis, Korčula or Trogir: skip the ferry queue and go quay to quay on your own boat, with your own crew. Luggage on board, departure timed around you, and the option to swim or stop for lunch on the way.
Popular routes
Ride times are approximate and depend on sea state. Every transfer is private, on the Colnago 35 (up to 12 guests) or the Kavi (up to 9).
- Split → Trogir± 30 minThe quick hop along the Kaštela bay, past the old town walls.
- Split → Bol (Zlatni Rat)± 1 hourStraight across to Brač's south side and the Golden Horn.
- Split → Hvar town± 1 hourQuay to quay, no ferry queue, no fixed timetable.
- Split → Vis / Komiža± 1.5 hoursThe far island, direct. Add a Stiniva swim on the way.
- Split → Korčula± 2.5 hoursMarco Polo's walled town, an easy lunch stop en route south.
- Split → Dubrovnik± 4 hoursThe full coastal run. One of the great rides of the Adriatic.
Split to Dubrovnik by private boat
The road to Dubrovnik takes about three hours of motorway. The sea takes a little longer and gives you the whole Dalmatian coast in return: the channel between Brač and Hvar, Korčula's walled old town, the vineyards of Pelješac dropping into the sea, and the green Elaphiti islands as the walls of Dubrovnik come into view from the water, the way they were meant to be seen.
Plan it as a straight transfer of roughly four hours, or let the crew build a day of it: a morning swim in a quiet bay, a konoba lunch on Korčula, and arrival in Dubrovnik with the late light on the walls. Luggage rides in dry storage, and the boat is yours alone.
- Quay to quay, no ferry timetable
- Swim and lunch stops on request
- One way, same-day return, or pickup days later
- Luggage in dry storage
Transfer questions
How long is a boat transfer from Split to Dubrovnik?
Roughly four hours by speedboat, depending on sea state and how often you want to stop. The route runs the whole Dalmatian coast: past Brač and Hvar, along Korčula and the Pelješac peninsula, then through the Elaphiti islands into Dubrovnik. Many guests treat it as a tour that happens to end in Dubrovnik, with a swim stop and lunch on the way.
How much does a private boat transfer cost?
Transfers are priced per boat, not per person, with fuel billed by the distance travelled. Send us the route, date and group size and we come back fast with a full quote. No commission, you book direct with the operator.
Can we bring luggage?
Yes. Both boats have dry storage, and a transfer runs with your group only, so the space is yours. Tell us how many bags in the inquiry so we plan the right boat.
Can we stop for a swim or lunch on the way?
Please do. That is the point of going by boat. A transfer can include a swim stop in a quiet bay or a konoba lunch on Korčula or Hvar, and it makes the trip feel like a day out rather than travel.
Do you do one-way transfers or returns?
Both. One-way drop-offs, same-day returns, or a drop-off with a pickup days later. Timing is agreed around your plans, not a timetable.
We land at Split airport. How does pickup work?
Tell us your flight and we time the departure around it. The marina is a short taxi ride from the airport, and we track delays, so the boat waits for you rather than the other way round.