TP Line Schedules 2026

TP Line appears in this timetable on ten routes across three Croatian counties — Zadar, Split-Dalmatia and Dubrovnik-Neretva — all of them running 1 June to 30 September 2026. It is a summer operation; nothing here is scheduled outside those four months.

The Zadar chain

Most of the sailings form a single chain out of Zadar into the northern islands: Zadar → Premuda → Silba → Olib. The legs share departure times because they are one voyage rather than four — the Sunday 08.45 out of Zadar makes Premuda at 10.05, Silba at 10.30 and Olib at 11.00. Weekday chains leave at 14.00 and 17.00, and the Premuda–Silba hop on its own is timed at 20 minutes.

Zadar to Dugi Otok

A separate service runs Zadar–Sali, on the long island of Dugi Otok, taking about 43 minutes. Weekday departures are 05.40, 15.30 and 20.00; Sundays run 08.15, 17.00 and 19.05. The early 05.40 is the giveaway that this is an island-resident service rather than a day-trip one.

The southern routes

Sobra on the island of Mljět has three or four crossings a day to Dubrovnik, first boat at 06.00 or 06.15 and last at 17.35, taking 60 to 80 minutes. Single daily sailings also run Dubrovnik–Korčula and, from Split, to Milna on Brač and Vela Luka on Korčula — the Split–Vela Luka run at 15.00, arriving 17.10.

Check which company you are booked with

Several of these ports are served by more than one operator. Krilo (Kapetan Luka) also runs Dubrovnik–Korčula and Split–Milna, Jadrolinija also runs Split–Vela Luka, and the Zadar islands are worked by other companies too. Departure times and terminals differ between them, so the name on the ticket matters.