There are three main airports on the Dalmatian coast – Split, Dubrovnik and Zadar. The most convenient is Split, which is a 40 minute transfer to the ferry. Zadar is an hour north of Split and is Ryanair’s Dalmatian hub, while Dubrovnik is adding to its flight schedule every year.
A current breakdown of flights to the Dalmatian coast can be seen at:
http://www.visit-croatia.co.uk/gettingthere/
Two useful articles on how to get to Hvar from Dubrovnik and from Split Airport:
http://www.suite101.com/content/tourist-and-travel-info-how-to-get-to-hvar-island-from-dubrovnik-a349700
http://www.suite101.com/content/travel-to-hvar-from-split-airport-a308621
link: Croatia Airlines
moreSplit – Jelsa (persons)
Split – Hvar (persons)
Drvenik – Sučuraj (vehicles and persons)
Rijeka – Starigrad (vehicles and persons)
Dubrovnik – Starigrad (vehicles and persons)
Ankona – Starigrad
Contact numbers:
Jadrolinija
tel +38551666111
fax +38551213116
Sports plane on the sport airport in Starigrad
Rijeka, Zadar, Šibenik , Trogir , Split – Hvar (town), Jelsa
On arrival at the Stari Grad ferry, there are two buses waiting to transport passengers, the first to Hvar Town and the second to Jelsa.
Take the Jelsa bus, which will stop first in Stari Grad and (depending on which ferry) some of the inland villages as well, before dropping you off at the bus station in Vrboska by the main bridge opposite the old town. Place your luggage in the undercarriage of the bus.
Please note there is no bus meeting the peak season 01:30 crossing, so make alternative arrangements. There are no connecting buses from the ferry and catamaran crossings to Jelsa, Hvar Town and Sucuraj.
If you are arriving by bus to Split to catch the ferry, the bus station is about 30m from the ferry. More information about bus timetables to and from Split can be seen on the Split bus station website (link below).
link: AK Split
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