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The high speed catamaran ferries building program, the Pacificat Series 1000, was initiated by the B.C. government in 1994, partly to revive the shipbuilding industry in B.C., which had virtually shut down with the closure of Versatile Pacific Shipyards in the early 1990s. At 122.5 m long with a beam of 25.8 m they were the second largest aluminum multihull in the world. Their service speed is 37 knots. Construction was managed by CFI (Catamaran Ferries International Inc.), a wholly owned subsidiary of B.C. Ferries, with six B.C. shipyards participating in the construction. Their capacity is 1000 passengers and 250 cars (no trucks). Design was by the Australian company Incat Designs Pty Ltd., with Canadian naval architects Robert Allan Ltd. responsible for the machinery, auxiliary systems, electrical and outfitting aspects. A 6000 square foot, 13.4 million dollar assembly facility for the ships was built on Pier 94 in North Vancouver, just east of the former Versatile Pacific Shipyards. Construction delays and cost overruns became a major political issue for Glen Clark's NDP government. While originally budgeted at 70 million dollars each, the cost of the first ship ballooned to 118 million dollars, and the second and third to 104 million dollars each. Welding aluminum proved to be a particularly difficult problem. Attempts to sell the technology offshore met with no success. Numerous operational problems also plagued the ferries. They saw only limited service, and have been put up for sale at a fraction of their original cost. Construction ceased with the completion of the third ferry in the fall of 2000.

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Ferry croatia.

With more than 1200 islands, ferries and catamaran are an essential part of the transportation system in Croatia . In additional to domestic ferries, to the Croatian Island, there is also several ferry and catamaran connections from Italy to Croatia , majority of these lines only operate during summer season.

Why Ferry Croatia?

The ferry and catamaran lines in Croatia are operated by about 15 different companies , the main domestic carrier is the company Jadrolinija , often website refer to this page in relation to ferry schedules, but as mentioned this is just one company out of 15 so you will only find some of the ferry routes and timetables on their page, which is reason why we have made www.ferrycroatia.com , here you find ALL ferry timetable , regardless of carrier.

Buying ferry tickets in Croatia

Although there are a few exceptions, the general rule is that International ferry and catamaran departures can be booked online well ahead, for the domestic car ferry lines is it meanwhile also possible to book and reserve tickets on some routes. Alternative to buying tickets online is to go to the ferry terminal/ticket agent which you will find in each ferry port.

Why is it not possible to buy a ticket for a specific domestic car ferry?

The main reason why you can not buy a ticket for a specific departure online is the infrastructure of the ferry ports (Especially the ones on the islands). During the summer season the ports are often full, and there’s lots of traffic on public roads, which makes it very complicated if not impossible to use any other system than the “ first in” – “first-out” principle .

Ferry timetables – Seasonal ferries Croatia

The majority of the international ferries only sail during the summer season , which is usually lasts from 1st of May to 30 th of September.

Most domestic ferry routes normally (do not apply to all ferry companies) have timetables divided into the following three “seasons ”.

• Main Season – 1st of July to 31 of August.
• Pre-and after Season . 1 st of June to – 30 th of June and 1 st of September to 30 th of September.
• Out of  Season – 1 st of October to 31 st of May the following year.

Under our detailed route descriptions below you will find all information about specific routes.

Ferry connections and schedules

Here are some of the most popular ferry and catamaran routes, click on combinations to see schedule, if you are searching for ferry route not listed here, you can use to search form above to find sailing times:

Ferries from Split

• Split to Bol (Brac island)
• Split to Hvar
• Split to Dubrovnik
• Split to Supetar (Brac island)
• Split to Korcula
• Split to Vis
• Split to Rogac (Solta island)
• Split to Milna (Brac island)
• Split to Ancona

Ferries from Dubrovnik

• Dubrovnik to Split
• Dubrovnik to Hvar
• Dubrovnik to Korcula
• Dubrovnik to Bol (Brac island)
• Dubrovnik to Pomena (Mljet island)
• Dubrovnik to Sobra (Mljet island)
• Dubrovnik to Bari
• Dubrovnik to Lopud

Ferries from Istria region

• Pula to Venice
• Porec to Venice
• Umag to Venice
• Rovinj to Venice
• Pula to Zadar
• Rijeka to Rab
• Rijeka to Mali Losinj

Ferries from Zadar

• Zadar to Pula
• Zadar to Silba
• Zadar to Mali Losinj
• Zadar to Preko (Ugljan island)
• Zadar to Premuda
• Zadar to Olib

Ferry to Islands in Croatia

We recommend doing so, especially on the international routes, and routes operated by catamarans that have limited space. 

In most cases, you need to buy a ticket either online or at a ticket office. Buying tickets onboard is possible only on a selected boat and catamaran lines.

The full timetable for all ferry, catamaran, and boat lines in Croatia can be found on our site. Use the search form above to find your desired departures.

In the winter months, ferry departures in Croatia are not as frequent as in the summer. This is due to the decrease of tourists going to Croatian islands. However, you can still travel with Croatian ferries in the winter, you will just have to plan your trip more carefully due to the decrease of lines.

If you are traveling on a car ferry, we certainly recommend getting there as early as possible, especially from June – September. If you’re a foot passenger, you can be at the ferry port as late as 10 minutes before departure.

Car ferries can transport both foot passengers and vehicles and are generally much slower than catamarans. Catamarans are designed only for foot passengers.

Yes, they can. If you are a foot passenger traveling on a car ferry in Croatia, you don’t have to worry if there will be enough space on the ferry, as there is plenty of space on car ferries for foot passengers.

If you’re traveling with Jadrolinija and miss your departure, you can use your ferry ticket for any departure on that day. Other catamaran companies have their regulation, and generally, with them, you can use your ticket only for the selected departures.

This of course depends on your financial situation, but generally speaking, ferry tickets are affordable. If you are traveling with your car, expect the prices to be significantly higher, as you need to pay a ferry ticket for your vehicle too.

This depends on the ferry company. Each company has its own rules and regulations, but generally, it is possible to bring your pets and a bike on board (with probable extra fees).  We recommend checking this information before your departure.

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Nanaimo-Vancouver passenger ferry set to begin service in late summer

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A pair of new high-speed catamaran ferries sailing under the brand Hullo will begin offering up to seven round-trip sailings a day between Nanaimo and Vancouver in late summer, says the Vancouver Island Ferry Co.

Each trip on the 354-passenger walk-on ferries will take 70 minutes. Sailing schedules and fares will be released in early June, the company said.

Next month, the vessels are expected to leave Vietnam, where they were built by Damen Shipyards, to sail to Vancouver Island.

“The vessels are built and going through rigorous sea trials and the terminal areas are in the process of being upgraded to welcome our guests,” said Alastair Caddick, chief executive of the Nanaimo-based Vancouver Island Ferry Co., which held a ground-breaking Wednesday at the Port of Nanaimo, where the ferries will be based.

Facilities in Nanaimo will include a 400-space parking lot, EV charging and a guest welcome area.

Ferries will leave from Port Drive in Nanaimo to dock at the Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre at Burrard Landing, at 1055 Canada Place.

The plan is for the vessels to depart early enough to allow Island commuters to get to downtown Vancouver offices for work, and return late enough so Nanaimo residents can take in an event or concert in Vancouver and be back home the same night.

Passengers will be able to reserve seats in three service levels: comfort, premium and business, with free Wi-Fi.

Vancouver Island Ferry Co. is just the latest in a string of companies to attempt a sustainable passenger ferry service between Nanaimo and Vancouver. It says it has lined up long-term partnerships with Snuneymuxw First Nation, the Nanaimo Port Authority and the Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre.

Jenn Houtby-Ferguson, Tourism Nanaimo’s interim executive director, says he is eager to see the service begin. “It’s an opportunity for tourism to bring guests from the Lower Mainland to the Island and for folks already on the Island to go back and forth,” she said, adding the service will bring opportunities for special events and meetings. “The community is excited.”

Nanaimo Mayor Leonard Krog also has high hopes for the ferry service, which he says will allow people to live in Nanaimo and go to work in Vancouver in a timely way, while those headed to Vancouver for medical appointments will have a comfortable way to get back and forth.

Krog said the ferry service will also allow the community to grow its tourism sector. “It means conventioneers can come from Vancouver, arrive in literally downtown Nanaimo, go to the hotel, attend their convention, do some tourist activities and head home without taking a car.”

A long-awaited hotel recently opened in downtown Nanaimo to serve the Vancouver Island Convention Centre and others. “All the pieces are falling into place,” Krog said.

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Ferries in Croatia

Given the many, many islands off the country’s coastline, it’s highly likely that you’ll be utilising ferries in Croatia when you visit the country. The main ferry company in Croatia is Jadrolinija and they operate the vast majority of ferry and catamaran routes in Croatia, although other companies do also exist – see a complete list below.

Boats and ferries sail the Adriatic connecting major ports with almost all the inhabited islands all year round, with many routes having a higher frequency of sailings during the summer months.

Note: a famous (slow) ferry line that sailed down much of Croatia’s coast – connecting Rijeka with Split, Dubrovnik and some of the islands – that was run by  Jadrolinija  for 60 years – no longer operates.

Ferries in Croatia – Companies and routes

Please take a look at the following websites for timetable and price details.

• Jadrolinija Routes all along the coast, including a Split – Bol – Korcula – Mljet – Dubrovnik catamaran service; learn more about Jadrolinija
• Kapetan Luka Operate two Split to Dubrovnik catamaran services (including one that operates April to October) as well as several Split – Hvar and Split – Hvar – Korcula services and the Pula – Mali Losinj – Zadar year-round catamaran; learn more on Kapetan Luka
• TP Line  Operates a catamaran service from Dubrovnik to Sipan & Mljet which continues to Korcula and Lastovo in July & August; also another line from Dubrovnik to Korcula and Lastovo
• G & V Line Iadera Routes from Zadar to the local islands, plus a new Rijeka – Krk – Rab – Pag – Zadar catamaran route
• 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
• Bura Line Operate a route between Split, Slatina and Trogir
• Bilan operate services between Orebic on the Peljesac Peninsula and Korcula
• Porat Ilovik have a route from Losinj to the small island of Ilovik
• RPZ Vrgada operate a service from Biograd na moru and Pakostane on the mainland to the small island of Vrgada
• GP Sibenik operate a route from Brodarica (near Sibenik) to the island of Krpanj
• Nauticki Centar Komiza have a ferry line between Komiza on the island of Vis and the island of Bisevo

Ferries in Croatia – Ticket prices

See prices of tickets for ferries and catamarans in Croatia (including if travelling with a car) on our Ferry and catamaran prices in Croatia page.

Ferries in Croatia – Map

Check out our Croatia Ferries Map to see all the routes operating in Croatia, both in the northern and southern Adriatic!

This map helps plan how to travel along the coast by sea.

NEW Ferries in Croatia – Timetables

We’re starting a series of new pages on timetables for the most popular routes in Croatia. Here’s what we’ve got so far:

• Split to Brac by Ferry and Catamaran
• Split to Hvar by Ferry and Catamaran

Ferries in Croatia – Online booking

You can use the following search box to book tickets for some ferry routes in Croatia including routes connecting Split, Hvar, Korcula and Dubrovnik. These include services with Kapetan Luka , Jadrolinija and TP Line .

Routes that you can book include:

• Split to Dubrovnik/Dubrovnik to Split
• Split to Hvar/Hvar to Split
• Split to Bol/Bol to Split
• Split to Korcula/Korcula to Split
• Dubrovnik to Hvar/Hvar to Dubrovnik
• Dubrovnik to Mljet/Mljet to Dubrovnik
• Pula to Zadar/Zadar to Pula

Use the search box below to look up timetables and buy ferry and catamaran tickets!

International ferry routes to Croatia

There exists routes from Italy and Montenegro to Croatia – there are no ferry routes to Croatia from any other European country.

For more details, please see our Ferries to Croatia map or the Getting to Croatia by Ferry or Travelling from Italy to Croatia pages.

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.

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Ferry Rijeka → Island of Cres: timetables and prices

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• Rijeka → Ancona
• Rijeka → Bari
• Rijeka → Cres (Cres)
• Rijeka → Dubrovnik
• Rijeka → Hvar (Hvar)
• Rijeka → Korčula (Korčula)
• Rijeka → Krk (Krk)
• Rijeka → Lopar (Rab)
• Rijeka → Mali Lošinj (Lošinj)
• Rijeka → Martinšćica (Cres)
• Rijeka → Novalja (Pag)
• Rijeka → Island of Krk
• Rijeka → Island of Rab
• Rijeka → Rab (Rab)
• Rijeka → Silba (Silba)
• Rijeka → Split
• Rijeka → Susak (Susak)
• Rijeka → Unije (Unije)
• Rijeka → Venice
• Rijeka → Zadar
• directions_boat Related routes
• Rijeka → Ilovik (Ilovik)
• Rijeka → Island of Cres
• Rijeka → Island of Ilovik
• Rijeka → Island of Lošinj
• Rijeka → Island of Pag
• Rijeka → Island of Susak
• Rijeka → Island of Unije
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Ancona 51
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Ancona 53
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Dubrovnik - Bari 54
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Valbiska (Krk) - Merag (Cres) 332
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Brestova - Porozina (Cres) 334
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Prizna - Žigljen (Pag) 335
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Stinica - Mišnjak (Rab) 337
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Lopar (Rab) - Valbiska (Krk) 338
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Kosirača (Ist) - Olib - Silba - Krijal (Premuda) - Mali Lošinj 401
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Ošljak - Preko (Ugljan) 431
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Biograd - Tkon (Pašman) 432
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Rivanj - Sestrunj - Zverinac - Molat - Zapuntel (Molat) - Kosirača (Ist) 433
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Brbinj (Dugi otok) 434
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Bršanj (Iž) - Rava - Mala Rava 435
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Šibenik - Zlarin - Obonjan - Kaprije - Žirje 532
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Vis 602
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Vela Luka (Korčula) - Ubli (Lastovo) 604
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Trogir - Drvenik Mali - Drvenik Veli 606
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Supetar (Brač) 631
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Drvenik - Sućuraj (Hvar) 632
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Ploče - Trpanj (Pelješac) 633
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Orebić (Pelješac) - Dominče (Korčula) 634
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Stari Grad (Hvar) 635
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Rogač (Šolta) 636
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Makarska - Sumartin (Brač) 638
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Dubrovnik - Koločep - Lopud - Suđurađ (Šipan) 831
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Prapratno (Pelješac) - Sobra (Mljet) 832
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Ancona
• Catamaran Split - Milna (Brač) - Hvar - Korčula - Pomena (Mljet) - Dubrovnik 651
• Catamaran Split - Hvar 652
• Catamaran Split - Hvar (Vira) 653
• Catamaran Split - Milna (Brač) - Hvar - Korčula - Dubrovnik 842
• Catamaran Pula - Unije - Susak - Mali Lošinj - Ilovik - Silba - Zadar 9141
• Catamaran Rijeka - Cres - Martinšćica (Cres) - Unije - Susak - Ilovik - Mali Lošinj 9308
• Catamaran Rijeka - Rab - Novalja (Pag) 9309
• Catamaran Zadar - Premuda - Silba - Olib 9401
• Catamaran Zadar - Molat - Brgulje (Molat) - Zapuntel (Molat) - Široka (Ist) 9403
• Catamaran Zadar - Rivanj - Sestrunj - Zverinac - Božava (Dugi otok) - Brbinj (Dugi otok) 9404
• Catamaran Zadar - Mali Iž - Veli Iž - Mala Rava - Rava 9405
• Catamaran Zadar - Sali (Dugi otok) - Zaglav (Dugi otok) - Bršanj (Iž) 9406
• Catamaran Šibenik - Kaprije - Žirje 9502
• Catamaran Split - Rogač (Šolta) - Sutivan (Brač) - Milna (Brač) 9601
• Catamaran Split - Milna (Brač) - Hvar - Vis 9602
• Catamaran Split - Bol (Brač) - Stari Grad (Hvar) - Jelsa (Hvar) 9603
• Catamaran Split - Hvar - Vela Luka (Korčula) - Ubli (Lastovo) 9604
• Catamaran Split - Hvar - Prigradica (Korčula) - Korčula 9608
• Catamaran Dubrovnik - Šipanska Luka (Šipan) - Sobra (Mljet) - Polače (Mljet) - Korčula - Ubli (Lastovo) 9807
• Catamaran Dubrovnik - Korčula - Ubli (Lastovo) 9808
• Catamaran Pula - Rovinj - Poreč - Umag - Venecija
• Catamaran Split - Hvar 9604s
• Catamaran Split - Hvar (Vira) 9605s
• Catamaran Dubrovnik - Korčula - Hvar - Bol (Brač) - Split 9811s
• Catamaran Split - Hvar
• Catamaran Split - Milna (Brač) - Hvar - Korčula - Pomena (Mljet) - Dubrovnik
• Catamaran Split - Bol (Brač) - Makarska - Korčula - Pomena (Mljet) - Dubrovnik
• Catamaran Split - Hvar - Korčula
• Catamaran Split - Hvar (Vira)
• Catamaran Split - Bol (Brač) - Jelsa (Hvar)
• Passenger ferry Mali Lošinj - Vele Srakane - Unije - Susak 310
• Passenger ferry Ilovik - Mrtvaška (Lošinj) 311
• Passenger ferry Zadar - Mali Iž - Veli Iž - Mala Rava - Rava 405
• Passenger ferry Zadar - Sali (Dugi otok) - Zaglav (Dugi otok) 406
• Passenger ferry Zadar - Preko (Ugljan) 409
• Passenger ferry Biograd - Pakoštane - Vrgada 415
• Passenger ferry Brodarica - Krapanj 501
• Passenger ferry Šibenik - Zlarin - Prvić Luka - Prvić Šepurine - Vodice 505
• Passenger ferry Komiža (Vis) - Mezuporat (Biševo) - Salbunara (Biševo) - Porat (Biševo) 612
• Passenger ferry Orebić (Pelješac) - Korčula 614
• Passenger ferry Dubrovnik - Koločep - Lopud - Suđurađ (Šipan) 807
• Passenger ferry Biograd - Vrgada
• Passenger ferry Split - Slatine (Čiovo) - Trogir

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Oryol ( Russian : Eagle ) is a city in the Chernozemye region of the Russian Federation . This regional capital is a destination for its clean air, old churches, and extensive literary and dramatic history.

Oryol is located 368 km to the South from Moscow , on the way to Ukraine and Crimea . It is just a 5-hour drive from Moscow, the road is a 4-lane highway until Tula , often bumpy though, and then 2-3 lanes of a moderate quality. Alternatively, you can take an express commuter train from Kursky railway station in Moscow. It starts at 6PM and arrives at Oryol at 10:40PM There is also an overnight 'sleeping' train starting at 11PM and arriving before 6AM Generally, there are a LOT of trains passing Oryol from Moscow on their way to Ukraine. The fare is US$10-20-40 depending on the carriage class.

Firmenny sleeper train Turgenev № 603/604 rides between Oryol and Moscow daily.

The central part of the city is pleasant and walkable. To travel around, locals choose between public buses, trolley-buses, trams and numerous minibus-taxies. Fares vary from a fixed US$0.33 (buses, trolley-buses and trams) to US$0.50 (minibus-taxies); however, you may prefer to move around by a private taxi (US$3-7 for trips within the city). The interesting means of transportation is a river tram , a boat shuttling on the river for tourist purposes but may be used for other ones. It goes from the Central Park to Luzhki aka Luzhkovsky Bridge at 10-00, 12-00, 14-00, 16-00, 18-00, 20-00 if there is no less than 10 passengers abroad.

• Museum of Military History
• House of Ivan Turgenev
• House of Ivan Bunin
• House of Nikolai Leskov

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