Holiday in Hvar Town

What makes Hvar Town special as a destination?

Hvar Town is the glamorous main town of the island of the same name and one of the trendiest places in Croatia. The town combines Venetian Renaissance architecture with a modern jet-set lifestyle, attracting both culture lovers and partygoers. The St. Stephen's Square, one of the largest and most beautiful squares in Dalmatia, opens directly to the harbor, where elegant yachts lie next to traditional fishing boats. Overlooking the town is the 16th-century Fortica (Spanjola), from which there is a breathtaking 360-degree view over the town, the harbor, the nearby Pakleni Islands, and the open sea — especially at sunset, it is an unforgettable experience. The Franciscan monastery with its Renaissance cloister and a painting of the Last Supper is among the cultural highlights. The Pakleni Islands (Hellish Islands) off the coast are reachable by taxi boat in ten minutes and offer secluded pebble coves, crystal-clear water, and rustic beach restaurants. Hvar is considered the sunniest place in Croatia with over 2,700 hours of sunshine per year. The lavender fields in the island's interior, which are in full bloom in June, are a trademark of the island. The nightlife focuses on the bars along the Riva and the legendary beach clubs on the Pakleni Islands. The ferry from Split to Hvar Town takes about an hour by catamaran.