Šolta
What it is
Šolta is a small, quiet island a short hop from Split, mostly olive groves and pine, with Maslinica's harbour on the west end and Rogač, the main ferry port, on the north coast.
Who it suits
Šolta suits a short, easy trip out of Split — a day on the water or a quiet few nights — more than a standalone base; it's popular as a Split day-trip and a second-home island rather than a long-haul destination.
When to go
Busiest as a Split day-trip in July–August; outside that, quiet enough that some coves feel private even in season.
How to get there
Split–Rogač (Jadrolinija, car ferry, 60 min) is the only car crossing; faster catamarans via Milna and Sutivan on Brač also call at Rogač without a car.
Crossings serving Šolta
Built from the ferry spine at build time — operator, vessel, typical duration and the current one-way passenger fare range, one row per real choice (a repeated timetable line is grouped in, not listed again).
Rogač (Šolta)
- Milna (Brač) Krilo Shipping Company · catamaran · 25 min · €4.70–€6.60 one-way, passenger
- Split Jadrolinija · ferry · 60 min
- Split Krilo Shipping Company · catamaran · 30 min · €4.70–€6.60 one-way, passenger
Port queue
Rogač (Šolta)'s port does not carry a live queue camera today.
Nearby on the water
From nautivia.app's places database, within about 6–12km of Šolta's ports.
- 1 marinas
- 33 anchorages
- 1 fuel docks
- 3 harbours
- 8 buoy fields
- 3 jetties
- Marina Martinis Marchi Maslinica
- Banje end of bay
- Beach Krušica
- Kamicic
- Mala Maslinica
- INA Šolta