General description
You are looking for a Croatian island that offers a unique landscape, an exciting nightlife and a luxurious living environment? We have the perfect destination, Hvar. Nicknamed the Croatian Saint Tropez, this Dalmatian island attracts the jet set from all over the world every summer. It is accessible by ferry from many cities that can be reached by private jet, including Dubrovnik and Split.
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Useful information
As ferry schedules can change at the last minute, we advise you to check directly on site. The most popular routes are Split – Hvar and Dubrovnik – Hvar.
Hvar is one hour by ferry from Split, two hours from Mljet and three hours from Dubrovnik. Depending on the route, you can get off at Jelsa, Hvar Grad, Stari Grad or Sucuraj.
If you decide to take a private jet during your trip, the airports of Split and Dubrovnik can accommodate:
Finally, European Coastal Airlines also offers access to the island of Hvar by seaplane. It takes 10 minutes from Split and 25 minutes from Dubrovnik.
Location & access
The island of Hvar is located 50 kilometres from Split, 200 kilometres from Dubrovnik and 80 kilometres from Mljet Island. Its two main cities are Hvar and Stari Grad.
AEROAFFAIRES offers to book you a private jet to Dubrovnik or Split from the destination of your choice. Once you are there, a car with driver will take you to the ferry lines to get you to the island of Hvar.
Recommandations
Also nicknamed the lavender island because of its massive production, you can visit lavender fields but also many vineyards.
Most of the monuments and restaurants are located in the northern part of the island. St. Stephen’s Square is the heart of the city of Hvar and the largest Renaissance Square in Dalmatia. The southern part of the island is the wilder one.
We recommend you to visit the Venetian fortress of Hvar, perched on a hill north of the city and built in the 16th century by Spanish architects.
You can also explore the surrounding area by boat or bicycle. There are beautiful beaches near Jelsa.
You will of course find many private yachts and four and five-star hotels, such as the Elisabeth Palace, which is also the oldest hotel in Hvar.
Finally, we advise you to go in the off-season if you have the possibility; in the summer, the island welcomes crowds of tourists.
