TransfersSplit Airport → Hvar Town
A private speedboat and a local skipper, the whole boat to yourselves. Ten minutes by taxi from arrivals to our marina, then 50 to 60 minutes on the water to the quay in Hvar Town.
Per boat, up to 8 guests. 25% VAT and fuel included.
Nothing to pay now — you pay on board.
Saxdor 320 GTO, pictured
What actually happens between the terminal and the quay.
Walk out of arrivals. The taxi rank is outside the door; your skipper already has your flight number.
≈ 10 min · taxi
A private marina at Divulje, ten minutes along the coast. The rank drivers know it; you pay the driver directly. No ferry port, no city traffic.
Straight across, no stops — 50 to 60 minutes depending on the boat. Bags aboard, the skipper's number in your pocket.
50–60 min · on the water
You step off in the middle of town, about an hour and a quarter after the arrivals hall. The catamaran route takes three to five.
Door to door, allow about 75 min from the arrivals hall — the crossing itself is 50–60 min.
Same route, same skipper, two very different rides.
€700
per boat (up to 8 guests)
The settled crossing — shade, sofas, a cabin with a WC.
€410
per boat (up to 8 guests)
The quick crossing — open, fast, exhilarating.
Eight guests with eight large cases is the Saxdor — and possibly two runs. Tell us the real bag count and we'll say which boat. Not sure? Choose “Either” when you ask — we will suggest one from your bag count and landing time.
The money and the what-ifs, in five lines.
Before 06:00 and after 21:00
Night rate on the fare: €175 on the Saxdor, €102.50 on the GT7. The Saxdor carries an infrared night camera.
Deposit to hold the boat
There is none. Your name and flight number hold the slot; you pay the skipper on the day, in cash or by card on board.
If your flight is late
Give us the flight number; we track it and the skipper waits. Cancelled outright? We move the transfer to your new landing.
When we call the weather
The skipper reads the marine forecast the evening before and tells you then, never the calendar. If we cancel, it costs you nothing.
Luggage aboard
Twelve pieces is comfortable — hold cases and cabin bags together. Dry inside the Saxdor cabin; under covers on the GT7 deck, so expect some spray.
Two skippers from Brač, both licensed (Voditelj brodice C, STCW) · Solaris Villae d.o.o., OIB 15821367569 · Our first season: the terms carry the risk, not you.
Pick the day and how many of you. WhatsApp opens with the message already written — you only press send.
Pick the day. We confirm the boat on WhatsApp.
Pick a day and how many of you — or just ask.
Ask on WhatsAppNothing to pay now — you pay on board. Night rate before 06:00 and after 21:00.
Pick the day. We confirm the boat on WhatsApp.
Not at the terminal. Our pontoon is at a private marina in the Divulje/Resnik area, about a 10-minute taxi from arrivals — the drivers on the rank know it. As soon as we confirm the date we send a map pin, the pontoon number and your skipper's mobile. He's at the boat from your landing time and takes the bags. Then 50 to 60 minutes on the water to Hvar Town's harbour, stepping off in the middle of town.
Give us the flight number at booking — we track it and move the meeting time ourselves, no message needed. A delay costs you nothing; the skipper waits. Two honest caveats. Land before 06:00 or after 21:00 and a 25% night surcharge applies: €175 on the €700 Saxdor, €102.50 on the GT7. Darkness itself is no problem — the boat carries an infrared night camera and we run this crossing after dark. If the flight is cancelled outright, we move the transfer to your new landing time.
Door to door, yes — but here is the honest version. Airport to Split's ferry port is 30–50 minutes by bus or taxi in August traffic, then you wait for the next Split–Hvar catamaran (a handful of departures a day), then an hour at sea, then queue to step off. Realistically 3–5 hours. Ours is a 10-minute taxi plus 50 to 60 minutes on the water. If your landing lines up with a departure and you travel light, take the catamaran — it costs a fraction of €700.
For four people with four hold cases plus cabin bags, either boat works. On the Saxdor 320 GTO the bags go in the cabin, dry and out of the way. The GT7 at €410 is an open RIB — luggage rides on deck under covers, so expect salt spray on the shells. The one combination that gets tight is eight guests with eight large cases — that's the Saxdor at €700, and if they're oversized, two runs. Tell us the real bag count and we'll say which boat.
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