Port of Split
A port open to public traffic of special (international) economic importance — six basins in an exceptional Mediterranean location.
Split, the second-largest city in Croatia, is an important cultural, tourist, industrial, commercial, administrative and sports centre of Dalmatia.
The Port of Split, with its exceptional geographical position in the Mediterranean and excellent maritime conditions for receiving ships, is one of the most important centres for local and international maritime traffic.
Thanks to its exceptional historical heritage and 1,700 years of tradition, the port and city of Split have become an essential destination for ships cruising the Mediterranean.
Explore the port by topic
Port history
Seventeen centuries of seafaring — from ancient Salona and Diocletian's Palace to today's terminals.
Open 02Port areas
The City Port and the Kaštela, Vranjic-Solin and Komiža basins — a system of six operational units.
Open 03Location and approach to the port
Geographical coordinates, fairways and approach conditions for the Split port waters.
Open 04Technical information
Depths, pier lengths, permitted draught and vessel reception capacities by basin.
Open 05Free zone
Status, benefits and business conditions in the free zone of the Port of Split.
Open 06Port security
ISPS system, video surveillance and security protocols for the port area.
OpenSix basins of the port system
At the crossroads of Adriatic sea routes
Ferry timetable and upcoming arrivals
Current schedule of lines, arrivals and departures by basin — updated in real time.