Hvar

Hvar is a city and port situated on the island of Hvar and is part of the Split-Dalmatia County in Croatia.

Where is Hvar?

Hvar is a city and port situated on the island of Hvar and is part of the Split-Dalmatia County in Croatia. The Lavender Island – as it is known – has a long and distinguished history as a centre for trade and culture in the Adriatic, and this tradition is still very evident today with the sheer abundance of natural festivals that are so prevalent in the city.

Things to do in Hvar

Honey festivals, wine fairs and of course lavender festivals all play their part in making Hvar one of the most unique and interesting islands in the area. The port is situated in a picturesque natural bay and is a popular port of call for yachts during the summer months, with regular catamaran ferry services operating to Split, Brac, Korcula, Lastovo and Vis. For Apartments and Villas in Hvar head to our Accommodation section.

Eating in Hvar

Head to Moli Onte 3km outside of Hvar town for some of the best seafood you will ever taste or enjoy some of the best views in town at rising star Divino which occupies the former 19th century mansion of one of Hvar’s last great noblemen.

Drinking in Hvar

2013 saw the Miami premier music event Ultra Music Festival’s debut appearance on the island as part of their European tour. With après-beach parties giving way to dance parties on the waterfront until sunrise it seems the secret is now out: Hvar is the place to be.

Beaches in Hvar

Considered a gem along the Adriatic coast, Hvar remains one of the best kept secrets to travellers abroad. Secret swimming coves and the infamous Paklinski Islands ensure tourists continue to be amazed and astounded year on year.