By car
The seaside town of Sucuraj (island of Hvar) is accessible by car. It is about 1100 km from Košice, 90 percent of which is on the highway. It is about 800 km from Bratislava (95 percent by highway). At the very end of the trip, a regular ferry service from the town of Drveník will transport you safely with your car to the port of Sućuraj. Before the ferry, we recommend refueling on the mainland in Makarska, because there is no gas station in Sucuraj, the nearest on the island is 52 km distant Jelsa.
By air
In the summer months you can get to SPLIT by air. A bus runs from SPLIT airport several times an hour, which takes the client to the port, where he can comfortably board a ferry in the direction of STARI GRAD, or by catamaran to the city of JELSA, and where our transport arrives after the client and transports him to the resort.
Tolls for the use of motorways
| Highway signs | Validity | The price |
| The price of the Hungarian motorway stamp in 2020 for cars up to 3.5 tons (max. 7 people) | 10 days
30 days |
3,500 HUF = 10.59 €
4,780 HUF = € 14.46 |
| The price of the Austrian motorway stamp in 2020 for cars up to 3.5 tons | 10 days | € 9.40 |
| The price of the Slovenian motorway stamp in 2020 for cars up to 3.5 tons and up to 1.3 m high from the ground on the axle | 7-day
30 days |
15 €
€ 30 |
Toll price on the A4 motorway Goričan (border crossing Hungary – Croatia) – Zagreb for category I.… 44 HRK (approx. 6.35 €)
Toll price list on the A1 Zagreb (Lučko) – Split (Dugopolje) – Makarska Riviera (Zagvozd) motorway for vehicle category I.
| Dugopolje | 181 HRK (approx. 24.30 €) | direction Split |
| Zagvozd | 204 HRK (approx. € 27.40) | direction Makarska riviera through the tunnel Sveti Ilija |
Complete price list of all vehicle categories: http://hac.hr/en/cjenik_autocesta/A1?c=Zagreb
ENC devices from Hrvatske autoceste can be purchased at 14 points of sale on motorways: http://hac.hr/en/toll-rates/where-get-prepayment
Recommended routes by car
| The city | Route |
| Košice | Miskolc (M3) – Budapest (bypass M0) – (M7) – Siofok – Letenye – Goričan (A4) – Zagreb (A1) – Šibenik (A1) – Split (A1) – direction Dubrovnik – Makarska – exit A1 – EXIT 29 ZAGVOZD – toll booth (toll payment) – Direction Makarska – Rastovac – tunnel Sveti Ilia – behind the tunnel down towards the sea – roundabout exit Tučepi – p-Podgora – Makarska – direction Dubrovnik – exit Drvenik (ferry) – Sučuraj |
| Bratislava | Rajka (E65) – Mosonmagyarvár – Csorna – Szombathely – Redics (road no. 86) – Lendava (Slovenia) – Čakovec – (direction A4 motorway) – Zagreb (A1) – Šibenik (A1) – Split (A1) – direction Dubrovnik – Makarska – exit from the A1 motorway – EXIT 29 ZAGVOZD – toll booth (toll payment) – Direction Makarska – Rastovac – tunnel Sveti Ilia – behind the tunnel down towards the sea – roundabout exit Tučepi – p-Podgora – Makarska – direction Dubrovnik – exit Drvenik (ferry) – Sučuraj |
| Komárno | Győr – Csorna – Szombathely – Letenye – Goričan (A4) – Zagreb (A1) – Šibenik (A1) – Split (A1) – direction Dubrovnik – Makarska – exit from the motorway A1 – EXIT 29 ZAGVOZD – toll booth (toll payment) – Direction Makarska – Rastovac – tunnel Sveti Ilia – behind the tunnel down towards the sea – roundabout exit Tučepi – p-Podgora – Makarska – direction Dubrovnik – exit Drvenik (ferry) – Sučuraj |
| Štúrovo | Esztergom – Dorog – Zsámbék – (M1) – (M7) – Siofok – Letenye – Goričan (A4) – Zagreb (A1) – Šibenik (A1) – Split (A1) – direction Dubrovnik – Makarska – exit A1 – EXIT 29 ZAGVOZD – toll booth (toll payment) – Direction Makarska – Rastovac – tunnel Sveti Ilia – behind the tunnel down towards the sea – roundabout exit Tučepi – p-Podgora – Makarska – direction Dubrovnik – exit Drvenik (ferry) – Sučuraj |
| Chess | Vác – Budapest (bypass M0) – (M7) – Siofok – Nagykanizsa – Letenye – Goričan (A4) – Zagreb (A1) – Šibenik (A1) – Split (A1) – direction Dubrovnik – Makarska – exit A1 – EXIT 29 ZAGVOZD – toll booth (toll payment) – Direction Makarska – Rastovac – tunnel Sveti Ilia – behind the tunnel down towards the sea – roundabout exit Tučepi – p-Podgora – Makarska – direction Dubrovnik – exit Drvenik (ferry) – Sučuraj |
| Šiatorská Bukovinka | Salgótarján – Budapest (bypass M0) – (M7) – Siofok – Nagykanizsa – Letenye – Goričan (A4) – Zagreb (A1) – Šibenik (A1) – Split (A1) – direction Dubrovnik – Makarska – exit A1 – EXIT 29 ZAGVOZD – toll booth (toll payment) – Direction Makarska – Rastovac – tunnel Sveti Ilia – behind the tunnel down towards the sea – roundabout exit Tučepi – p-Podgora – Makarska – direction Dubrovnik – exit Drvenik (ferry) – Sučuraj |
Ferry DRVENIK – SUČURAJ (island of Hvar)
Ferry departures during the season
Ferry departures mino season
Ferry departures before and after the season
Ferry price list
|
Prices are in HRK (kunas) |
from 27.05. 2020 to 27.09.2020 |
01.01.-28.05.2020 28.09.-31.12.2020 |
| Adult |
16 |
13 |
| Children from 3 to 12 years |
8 |
6,50 |
| Children up to 3 years |
Free |
free of charge |
| Passenger cars: height ≤ 2 m, length ≤ 5 m, number of seats ≤ 9 |
108 |
90 |
| Cars: height> 2 m, length> 5 m, number of seats ≤ 9 |
186 |
155 |
| Trailers: length ≤ 3 m (for a length of 3.01 to 5.00 it is paid as for a car up to 5 m in length) |
64 |
53 |
| Caravans, motorhomes, trailers: length ≤ 5 m |
186 |
155 |
| Caravans, motor homes, boat trailers: length 5.01 – 7.0 m |
234 |
195 |
| Caravans, motorhomes, boat trailers: length> 7 m |
306 |
255 |
| Minibuses with 10 to 17 seats |
327 |
273 |
| Buses with 18 to 33 seats |
468 |
390 |
| Buses with 34 to 54 seats |
780 |
650 |
| Double decker buses and buses with more than 54 seats |
1014 |
845 |
| Trucks up to 3 t capacity |
120 |
102 |
| Trucks up to 4 tons |
160 |
136 |
| Trucks up to 5 t capacity |
200 |
170 |
| Trucks over 6 tons, for each capacity |
40 |
34 |
| Motorcycles (motorcycles with a cart pay 50% more) |
30 |
25 |
| Motorcycle trailers, quad bikes |
44 |
37 |
| Bicycles |
16 |
13 |
Note: 1 € – approx. 7.5 HRK (kuna)
- Ticket for the ferry Drveník – Sučuraj can be paid by credit card or cash in kunas
- The ATM in Drveník is located a few meters behind the stall where ferry tickets are bought
- Near the ferry you can shorten the wait by sitting in several restaurants or cafes or bars
Information for tourists
If the goal of your summer vacation is Croatia, pay attention to the unpleasant situations that you may encounter and especially how to deal with them. Given the experience of recent years, we warn drivers not to plan a trip to or from Croatia on 24.7.2020 and 25.7.2020 and also on 31.7.2020 and 1.8.2020 and try to avoid the travel dates on Saturday from 27.6. 2020 to 29.8.2020.
| PETROL PUMPS | During the trip to Drvenik we recommend refueling in the town of Makarska due to the fact that there is no gas station behind this point. Makarska – Drveník is 29 km. There is a petrol station on the island of Hvar in JELSA, 52 km from SUČURAJ. It is also possible to refuel in the town of Gradac (from Drveník towards Dubrovnik at a distance of 9 km). |
| ATMs | The ATM in Drveník is located a few meters behind the stall, where ferry tickets are sold. An ATM in Sučuraj is located in the port, specifically next to the ferry ticket window. |
| HEALTH CARE | The center has a small ambulance with 24-hour operation in the season (June – September) and a nearby functional heliport all year round. |
| POST OFFICE AND EXCHANGE OFFICE | In the center of Sučuraj there is a post office with an exchange office, another exchange office can be found separately in the center with a favorable exchange rate. |
| SHOPS | There are public and private shops in the city center. In these stores you will find everything you need, whether food, alcohol, cigarettes, toiletries but also toys, sea shoes or inflatable water aids and summer clothes. |
| RESTAURANTS AND PIZZERIAS | There are several restaurants in the center of Sučuraj, which attract home cooking and house wine and various meat and fish specialties. There are two pizzerias in the center. |
| CAFES | There are several cafes in the city, there are not many of them, so a person who suffers from good coffee should try them all and then decide which one to visit. |
| ICE CREAM AND MARKETS | There is an ice cream parlor in the city center, where they make their own ice cream. There is a possibility of a nice sitting and a view of the harbor. Fresh vegetable and fruit markets are located next to the park with children’s climbing frames. Sales of fresh fish and seafood directly from boats are twice a week. |
| BEACHES | There are several options on the island where you can bathe, whether it is in our resort, on the public beach, in the bays or at the lighthouse. |
| BAKERY | There is a bakery in the town, which bakes fresh bread and pastries every day. |
| STUDIO | In the city you will also find a studio selling works by local artists. |
| PARK FOR CHILDREN | In the town next to the port there is a park with climbing frames for children. |
| CHURCH | There is also a church with a Sunday service. |
| HAIR SALON | There is also a men’s and women’s hairdresser’s right in the center. |