Bol is situated on the southern side of the island of Brac, located close to Split on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast. Travel to Split is convenient with a large number of flights to major international airports as well as good European travel connection by road, rail and coach. From Split, a catamaran service operates daily to Bol.

 Travelling By Air

Split airport is closest to the island of Brac, and bus and taxi services connect the airport with the city’s ferry ports for connections to the island. Alternatively, hire cars are available and can travel on the frequent ferry service between Split and Supetar. A large number of major airlines fly to Split with flights to many European and international airports.

• Croatian Airlines has a comprehensive flight network connecting Split with many major European airports including Amsterdam, Brussels, Gotenburg, Lisbon, London Gatwick and Heathrow, Lyon, Munich, Paris, Rome, Stockholm and Zurich.
• Easyjet offers flights from Bristol and London Gatwick in the UK, and Geneva and Milan Malpensa
• Austrian flys from Vienna (ideal for international connections) to Split
• German Wings operates flights to Split from a number of German airports including Berlin, Munich and Stuttgart, and also from London Stansted airport
• Smart Wings flys direct to Split from Prague
• Flybe operates flights from a number of UK airports including Bournemouth, Southampton and Edinburgh
• From Nuremberg, Air Berlin flys to Split
• Norwegian regularly flys from Warsaw, Stockholm, Copenhagen and several major Norwegian airports to Split

 Travelling By Boat

From Split, Jadrolinija http://www.jadrolinija.hr/ operates a fast catamaran service direct to Bol daily, departing from Split in the late afternoon.

 Travelling By Road/Rail

Split has major bus and rail stations from which it is possible to connect to the port for crossings to the island of Brac. Eurolines coaches frequently arrive in Split from numerous European cities, and the rail station is well connected to the Croatian rail network and cities elsewhere in Europe.

This information is correct as of January 2010 but may be subject to change. Please check with travel providers