Vacation Rentals on Hvar Island

The enchanting island of Hvar is located in the Croatian Adriatic, directly off the Dalmatian coast. The 297.37 km² island enjoys an average of 2,718 hours of sunshine per year, perfect for a relaxing holiday. Visitors often compare Hvar’s beaches to the French Riviera due to their inviting Mediterranean atmosphere. The fragrant lavender fields bloom from mid-June to early July, creating a spectacular floral display. Hvar offers idyllic coves, beautiful pebble beaches, and crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and water sports.

Holiday accommodations on Hvar

Visitors can choose from a wide selection of holiday apartments, studios, rooms, and holiday homes on Hvar. Whether in Hvar Town, Stari Grad, or Jelsa, accommodations are conveniently located to reach beaches, cultural sights, and local cuisine. Many properties feature sea views, private terraces, or pools, ensuring an unforgettable stay.

Beaches of Hvar – secret coves with crystal-clear water

Hvar is famous for its hidden, secluded coves, perfect for sunbathing and swimming. Families particularly enjoy Pokonji Dol Beach, a 30-minute walk from Hvar town center. Other hidden gems are the Pakleni Islands, with the largest island Sveti Klement and Palmizana Marina, regularly reached by small excursion boats.

Cultural heritage on Hvar

Hvar has been inhabited since early human history. Stari Grad evolved from the ancient settlement of Pharos. Historical buildings are concentrated in Stari Grad and Hvar Town. Fortica (Spanjola) offers panoramic views of the harbor and surrounding islands. Other highlights include the small church of Sveti Marko, the Cathedral of Sveti Stjepan, and the Franciscan Monastery Franjevacki samostan, hosting summer concerts.

Activities and nightlife

In addition to swimming, hiking, and water sports, Hvar has a vibrant nightlife. Numerous restaurants, taverns, bars, and clubs in Hvar Town offer lively evenings, perfect for young and young-at-heart visitors.

Getting to Hvar

Hvar is accessible via numerous ferry routes. Key car ferries include line 635 from Stari Grad to Split (approx. 120 minutes) and Drvenik to Sucuraj (approx. 35 minutes). Daily catamaran connections link Hvar with Split, Bol (Brac), Ubli, Vela Luka, and Korcula. Seasonal connections are also available from Rijeka. These options make it easy to reach booked holiday apartments, studios, or homes on the island.