Hvar is a stunning island known for its endless sunshine, breathtaking scenery, and landscapes covered with lavender, olive groves, and vineyards.
Fortica – A Renaissance fortress that completes the city walls, built atop a hill overlooking the city from the north side. It was constructed in the early 16th century during Venetian rule and restored in 1579. In addition to its remarkable architecture, the fortress offers an unforgettable panoramic view of Hvar town, its surroundings, and the Pakleni Islands.
Hora – A stunning UNESCO-protected agricultural masterpiece, founded by the ancient Greeks 2,400 years ago. The vineyards and olive groves have been cultivated in the same layout for centuries.
Local Wineries – Enjoy a tasting of some of the island’s best wines, including Pošip, Bogdanuša, Rosé, or Barrique Plavac Mali.
The Pakleni (or Paklinski) Islands, locally called "Škoji," are a magical group of islets that rise from the deep blue of the Adriatic like hidden pearls. They were named after paklina, a type of pine resin once used by the people of Hvar for shipbuilding. This archipelago is a true natural wonder, offering exotic beaches, stunning bays, and unforgettable beauty.
Yes, you can! In coordination with us, you can combine multiple destinations you’d like to visit and create a customized itinerary.t.
Yes! If weather conditions allow and the schedule permits, we are flexible and happy to make adjustments along the way to enhance your experience.
