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VOZNI RED-BUS TIMETABLE ( OD 20.07.2012) JELSA - HVAR HVAR – JELSA 6:10 - ne vozi NEDJELJOM (exc Sunday) 7:00 – ne vozi NEDJELJOM , (exc Sunday) 7:10 - ne vozi NEDJELJOM (exc Sunday) 8:25– ne vozi NEDJELJOM , (exc Sunday) (09:20) samo Subotom (only Saturday) 9:15 - samo Subotom ( only Saturday) (9:50) - ne vozi SUBOTOM (exc Saturday) (9:45) - ne vozi SUBOTOM( exc Saturday) 11:30 12:10– VIA SELCA, V. GRABLJE, BRUSJE ( via SELCA , V. GRABLJE 14:10 - ne vozi Nedjeljom ( exc Sunday) ne vozi NEDJELJOM, via SELCA , V.GRABLJE exc Sunday 15:45 15:00 - ne vozi NEDJELJOM , exc Sunday 18:15 , 18:40, 21 :45 16.45, 19:00 ,21:40 , 22:45 JELSA – STARI GRAD STARI GRAD - JELSA 4:05 - samo Subotom ( only Saturday) 3:45 - samo Subotom ( only Saturday) 4:35 - ( via Vrisnik Svirče , Dolovi samo PONEDJELJKOM I 4:15 - ne vozi SUBOTOM( exc Saturday) PETKOM via only Monday & Friday) – osim subote exc 6:45 Saturday 8:35 - samo Subotom ( only Saturday) 6.10 - ne vozi NEDJELJOM , (exc Sunday) 9:00 – via Dolovi – ne voziSUBOTOM i NEDJELJOM ( via Dolovi exc. 7:10- ( via Dolovi ne vozi NEDJELJOM , via exc Sunday) Saturday &Sunday) 9:20 - samo SUBOTOM ( only Saturday) 9:25 -- samo NEDJELJOM , ( only Sunday) 9:50 - ne vozi SUBOTOM( exc Saturday) 10:00 - samo SUBOTOM ( only Saturday) 10:20 - samo SUBOTOM ( only Saturday) 10:30 - ne vozi SUBOTOM ( exc Saturday) 10:50 - ne vozi SUBOTOM( exc Saturday) 12:50 13:10 13:15 -- ne vozi NEDJELJOM , (exc Sunday) 14:10 -- ne vozi NEDJELJOM , (exc Sunday) 15:25 , 16:25 –( via Dolovi , Svirče, Vrisnik samo PONEDJELJKOM I 15:45 PETKOM, via only Monday & Friday 16:40 17:20 ,19:30 18:15 , 18:40 , 21:45,22,:45 22:25 –( via Dolovi , Svirče, Vrisnik samo PETKOM,( via only Friday) JELSA - VRBOSKA VRBOSKA - JELSA 9:00 - samo Subotom ( only Saturday) 3:55 - samo Subotom ( only Saturday) 9:30 – ne vozi Subotom , (exc Saturday) 4:25 - ne vozi SUBOTOM( exc Saturday) 10:20 - samo SUBOTOM ( only Saturday) 6:00 – ne vozi NEDJELJOM ( exc Sunday) 10:50 - ne vozi SUBOTOM ( exc Saturday) 6:55 13:50 – ne vozi NEDJELJOM , (exc Sunday) 9:10 - samo SUBOTOM ( only Saturday) 16:55 9:40 - ne vozi SUBOTOM ( exc Saturday) 17:40 , 22:45 14:00 – ne vozi NEDJELJOM , (exc Sunday) 15:35 , 16:30, 18:00, 18:30 , 21:35 JELSA – SUĆURAJ - SPLIT SPLIT - SUĆURAJ - JELSA VIA POLJICA, ZASTRAŽIŠĆE, GDINJ, BOGOMOLJE VIA POLJICA, ZASTRAŽIŠĆE, GDINJ, BOGOMOLJE 4:45 – PONEDJELJAK,SRIJEDA,PETAK ( Monday, 5:50 , 14:20 -- PONEDJELJAK I PETAK iz Sućurja, Monday& Friday Wednesday , Friday ) from Sućuraj 13:10 -- PONEDJELJK I PETAK do Sućurja, Monday & 14:40 - PONEDJELJAK,SRIJEDA,PETAK ( Monday, Wednesday , Friday Friday to Sućuraj from Split ) 17:45 – PONEDJELJAK,SRIJEDA ,PETAK iz Sućurja, Mon, Wed, Fri from Sućuraj JELSA – TRAJEKT ( FERRY) TRAJEKT ( FERRY) - JELSA 04:05 - samo SUBOTOM ( only Saturday) 7:20 4:35 - ne vozi SUBOTOM ( exc Saturday) 9:50 - samo SUBOTOM ( only Saturday) 7:10 10:20 - ne vozi SUBOTOM ( exc Saturday) 9:20 - samo SUBOTOM ( only Saturday) 13:10 9:50 - ne vozi SUBOTOM ( exc Saturday) 16:15 - –( via Dolovi , Svirče, Vrisnik samo PONEDJELJKOM PETKOM 13:10 ( via only Monday & Friday) 15:45 – samo ČETVRKOM I NEDJELJOM, (only 19:20 Thursday&Sunday) 22:15 –( via Dolovi , Svirče, Vrisnik samo PETKOM,( via only Friday) 16:40 , 18:40 , 21:45 e-mail - [email protected] , tel: 021/765-904, fax: 021/765-911 .

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