Ščedro is a small island south of Hvar, with no real settlements and no commercial tourism—fully natural, soft, and quiet.
It’s an island lived in a whisper: everything feels calm, gentle, organic, and incredibly clean.

The name Ščedro in Old Slavic means merciful / generous, and it truly is—offering peace, space, silence, and refuge.

 

 

The character of Ščedro

• unspoiled nature
• crystal-clear sea
• pines, maquis, white rocks
• a destination for yacht guests and day-trippers from Hvar

 

There are no big urban facilities here.
Just a handful of bays with konobas open in summer—rustic, local, warm.

 

 

Best-known bays

• Mostir — a quiet, sheltered bay, home to the site of a 15th-century Dominican monastery
• Veli Porat — one of Central Dalmatia’s most beautiful natural lagoons, a yacht-chill epicentre
• Borča — another calm, wild bay

 

Ščedro is pure sea-and-nature energy.

 

 

Who is Ščedro for?

• couples
• creatives and artists
• anyone who loves nature without noise
• guests wanting a one-day Hvar escape
• yachts and travellers seeking the luxury of silence

 

 

Ščedro is a sacred, quiet hidden island south of Hvar—a destination where you experience the Mediterranean’s purest form of silence, without crowds, without noise, in turquoise contemplation.