arrival
Getting to Lastovo takes time.
And that is part of the experience.
The journey slows things down — step by step, moving from city to coast, from mainland to island. What feels distant at first becomes part of the rhythm of arrival.
You can reach the island via Split or Dubrovnik.
Once on Lastovo, a local bus meets the arriving ferry and connects the harbour with the village. If you prefer, Ivan can also arrange a pickup.
Getting to Lastovo takes time.
And that is part of the experience.
The journey slows things down — step by step, moving from city to coast, from mainland to island. What feels distant at first becomes part of the rhythm of arrival.
You can reach the island via Split or Dubrovnik.
Once on Lastovo, a local bus meets the arriving ferry and connects the harbour with the village. If you prefer, Ivan can also arrange a pickup.
via Split
The most common route is via Split (take a plane). If you have the time, it’s worth staying for a moment — walking through the old town, visiting the Split 3, or stopping for a coffee at D16 Coffee.
The most common route is via Split (take a plane). If you have the time, it’s worth staying for a moment — walking through the old town, visiting the Split 3, or stopping for a coffee at D16 Coffee.
From Split, ferries connect to Lastovo once a day, usually in the afternoon.
With a car, ferries are operated by Jadrolinija – once a day, usually in the afternoon.
Without a car, a faster passenger ferry is available via TP Line.
If you decide to spend some time in Split, you can find our recommendations here.
With a car, ferries are operated by Jadrolinija – once a day, usually in the afternoon.
Without a car, a faster passenger ferry is available via TP Line.
If you decide to spend some time in Split, you can find our recommendations here.
via Dubrovnik
An alternative route leads via Dubrovnik, with a daily ferry connection to Lastovo.