Split to Rogac (Solta) Ferry

In the video below, I am taking you with me on a 1 hour ferry trip from Split to Rogac on Island Solta. On the day of my trip, the weather was amazing, as you can see, the Sea was calm and the sun was shining, what more can you wish for! 🤗 

Where at the Port do I find the ferry to Rogac?

The car ferry from Split to Rogac usually departs from berth No. 21 or 23, but I have also seen it depart from berth No. 13. The Fast ferry departs from lower berth numbers, usually 5-7 or 10 to 12.

If you travel by car, you have fixed signs and electronic boards guiding you from the beginning of the port area. The electronic boards are the most important to keep an eye on when arriving at the port.

In doubt, you always have staff on the port who you can ask for directions.

On our trip, we arrived at the port 20 minutes before the scheduled departure time and ended up in the last waiting line, so if your goal is to board first with your car, you should come at least 40 minutes before the departure time.

Bear in mind that in the peak season, you have lots of daily ferry departures to many different destinations, so even reaching the port can take quite some time.

Green lighthouse on the breakwater at Split ferry port, seen from the deck of the ferry leaving for Šolta
We arrived 20 minutes before departure and still ended up in the last waiting line.

Boarding the ferry to Rogac.

Boarding the car ferry is easy, but often I end up in a spot on the car deck, where I can hardly exit my car, but as you can see in the video, this time I got a great spot on the car deck.. 

The boarding order is the following

  1. Foot passengers
  2. Large trucks and buses
  3. Cars

This means that car passengers will be the last ones to enter the salon and the outside area. If you’re traveling with more people, I recommend buying separate tickets — one for the driver and the car, and another one for the remaining passengers. That way, the passengers can board first and grab some good seats.

As opposed to the car ferry from Split to Supetar, the ferry to Rogac can only be boarded with a ticket for the specific departure, meaning if you bought a ticket for the e.g. 11 am ferry, you can only board that one with your ticket

Morten Smalby taking a selfie on the outer deck of the car ferry from Split to Rogač on Šolta
The crossing takes 60 minutes, so there is plenty of time to enjoy the sun on deck.

About Timetable and Tickets

Car ferry

The Split to Rogac car ferry operates 4 times daily during the winter season and 6 times daily in July and August. The crossing takes 60 minutes.

The first departure from Split in the Peak Season is 6.45 AM and the last is 9.15 PM. The image below shows the departure times from Split and Rogač.

The route is operated by the company Jadrolinija. Vessels vary depending on the day of travel.

2026 Jadrolinija timetable for car ferry line 636 between Split and Rogač on Šolta, by season
In July and August the car ferry sails 6 times a day from Split, from 6.45 AM to 9.15 PM.

Passenger-only ferry

The fast ferry from Split to Rogac operates up to two times daily in the winter and shoulder season. In July and August, the ferry operates once on most weekdays.

The fast ferry is operated by the company Krilo Shipping. From Rogac, the fast ferry continues to Milna on the Island Brac. The Image below shows the sailing schedule for 2026 in both directions.

2026 Krilo Shipping timetable for the fast ferry between Split, Rogač on Šolta and Milna on Brač
The fast ferry takes about 30 minutes and costs €4.70 in low season and €6.60 in high season.

Ticket Prices

Ticket prices vary depending on the time of the year.  (As we traveled in the off-season, we paid €4.40 per adult and €18.20 for our car)

During the summer season, the following prices apply

  • Adult one way =  €5.70
  • Child ages 3-12 = €2.80
  • Regular sized car = €23.50

The prices above are for the car ferry; passenger tickets for the fast are €4.70 in low season and €6.60 in high season.

Note: The price for the car does not include the ticket for the driver.

You can see the prices for other types of vehicles on the Jadrolinija and Krilo Shipping websites.

Rogač harbour on Šolta with the ferry pier, waiting cars and pine-covered hills behind the village
Rogač port is the main entry point to Šolta, and the car ferry lands right here.

FAQ

How long does the ferry from Split to Rogač take?

The car ferry takes 1 hour; the fast catamaran takes about 30 minutes.

Foot passenger tickets are between €4.40-6.60 one way; higher in peak season.

Jadrolinija runs the car ferry (line 636); Krilo Shipping Company, runs the passenger catamaran.

Up to 6-7 daily in summer (car ferry 4-5, catamaran 1-2); fewer (3-5) in off-season.

Yes on Jadrolinija car ferry (vehicle fees apply); no on Krilo catamaran (passengers only).

All ferries leave from Split’s main ferry port (St. Peter’s Pier), near the city center.

Directly at Rogač port on Šolta island, the main entry point.

Book online via Jadrolinija or Krilo Shipping websites, or buy at the port, advance for summer.

Yes, all routes are direct; no stops.

Car ferries have seating, cafe, and vehicle deck; catamarans offer air-conditioning and snacks.

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