TP Line

TP Line – the only Croatian ferry operator with Google Pay and Apple Pay payment options and a chat bot on the website

Buying a catamaran ticket today is expected to be just as simple as using any other online service. Passengers want to quickly choose a route, see a clear sailing schedule, pay securely, and access information without having to search through pages for a long time. This is exactly where TP Line introduces a step forward that clearly stands out in the domestic market: it is the only Croatian ferry operator that allows ticket payments via Apple Pay and Google Pay, along with additional support through a chat bot on its website.

Set sail from April 1st with TP Line on high-speed ferry route number 842 Dubrovnik - Korčula - Hvar - Milna - Split

TP Line will start operating the seasonal high-speed ferry line Dubrovnik - Korčula - Hvar - Milna - Split and vice versa from April 1st.

Sailing schedules for 2026

The sailing schedules for the upcoming year 2026 have been published on the official website of the Coastal Liner Shipping Agency and are available at the following link: https://agencija-zolpp.hr/lini... TP Line’s sailing schedules for 2026 will be published on the company’s official website on December 31, 2025. If you wish to check them earlier, we suggest visiting the official website of the Coastal Liner Shipping Agency.

Why catamaran travel suits multi-stop Croatia holidays

A multi-stop holiday in Croatia works best when moving between places feels simple rather than exhausting. That is exactly why catamaran travel has become such a practical choice for travelers who want to experience more than one island, coastal city, or historic town in a single trip. Instead of losing valuable holiday time in long road transfers, parking searches, or complicated logistics, travelers can move across the Adriatic in a way that matches the rhythm of the destination itself.

Croatia’s coastline is not built around one place. Its appeal comes from contrast: a morning in a walled old town, an afternoon swim near a quiet beach, dinner by the sea, and the next day on a completely different island. Catamaran connections support that style of travel better than fixed, land-based itineraries because they make movement part of the experience rather than an interruption.