Hvar,Croatia

Airport
• Split Airport (SPU) – Nearest international airport, around 60 km from Hvar. Regular ferries and catamarans connect Split to Hvar.

Transfers to Hvar
• Ferry – Jadrolinija ferries from Split to Stari Grad, from €6 (approximately £5).
• Catamaran – Fast catamarans from Split to Hvar Town, from €12 (approximately £10).
• Bus & Ferry Combo – Airport shuttle to the ferry port, then ferry to Hvar, around €15 (approximately £13).

Getting Around
• Public Buses – Regular routes connecting towns on the island, tickets from €2 (approximately £1.70).
• Scooter Rentals – Starting at €30 per day (approximately £25).
• Bicycle Rentals – From €15 per day (approximately £13).
• Taxis – Starting at €10 (approximately £8.50) for short rides.

Additional Information
Currency
• Euro (€) – Official currency in Croatia.

Cash & Cards
• Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but it’s good to carry some cash for smaller shops, markets, and ferries.

Currency Exchange
• Available at Split Airport, ferry ports, banks, ATMs, and exchange offices in Hvar Town.

ATMs
• Found throughout Hvar Town and major tourist areas, though some may charge a withdrawal fee.

Tipping
• Not mandatory but appreciated. Typically 5%-10% in restaurants and cafés.

Pakleni Islands
• Popular for boat trips and swimming. Water taxis from Hvar Town, around €5 (approximately £4.25) one way.

Hvar Fortress (Fortica)
• Offers panoramic views of Hvar Town. Entry fee €10 (approximately £8.50).

Dubovica Beach
• One of Hvar’s most scenic beaches, free to access. Sunbed rentals from €15 (approximately £13).

St. Stephen’s Cathedral
• Historical cathedral located in Hvar Town square. Entry fee €5 (approximately £4.25).

Blue Cave (Biševo Island)
• Day trips available from Hvar, tours starting at €60 (approximately £51) per person.

Franciscan Monastery
• Peaceful monastery with a museum. Entry fee €4 (approximately £3.40).

Food & Dining
Konoba Menego
• Traditional Dalmatian cuisine in a rustic setting. Main courses from €15 (approximately £13).

Dalmatino
• Popular for seafood and steak dishes. Main courses from €20 (approximately £17).

Fig Cafe Bar
• Known for fresh, healthy options and vegetarian dishes. Meals from €12 (approximately £10).

Lola Street Food & Bar
• Trendy spot with Mediterranean street food and cocktails. Dishes from €10 (approximately £8.50).

Black Pepper
• Fine dining experience with creative local dishes. Main courses from €25 (approximately £21).

Slasticarna Hvar
• Local dessert shop famous for gelato and pastries. Treats from €3 (approximately £2.50).

Hvar Town Waterfront
• Free – A stroll along the beautiful waterfront with cafes, bars, and restaurants.

Carpe Diem Bar
• Drinks range from €7-€12 (approximately £6-£10).
• Entry fee may apply for special events or beach parties.

Hula Hula Bar
• Drinks around €8-€15 (approximately £6.80-£13).
• No cover charge, but drinks are a bit pricey due to the prime location with sunset views.

The Pink Champagne Club
• Entry fees €10-€20 (approximately £8.50-£17) depending on the event.
• Cocktails typically range from €8-€12 (approximately £6.80-£10).

Kiva Bar
• Drinks range from €5-€10 (approximately £4.25-£8.50).
• A popular spot for more affordable, casual drinks in a lively atmosphere.

Food

Restaurant Giaxa
• Main dishes: €20-€40 (approximately £17-£34).
• Known for its traditional Dalmatian cuisine, this is a mid-to-high-range restaurant.

Konoba Menego
• Main dishes: €15-€25 (approximately £13-£21).
• A great spot for fresh seafood and local specialties, reasonably priced for the quality.

Laganini Lounge Bar & Fish House
• Main dishes: €25-€45 (approximately £21-£38).
• Fresh seafood and Mediterranean dishes at a higher price point, but offering stunning views.

BBQ Tonic
• Main dishes: €10-€20 (approximately £8.50-£17).
• Known for its BBQ dishes, the prices here are fairly reasonable for a casual dinner.

Fig Cafe Bar
• Drinks: €4-€6 (approximately £3.40-£5).
• Light bites, coffee, and cocktails available in a relaxed setting, ideal for a more affordable night out.

Hvar Town
• Vibe: Vibrant, historic, and lively.
• Explore the Hvar Fortress for panoramic views, visit the historical St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and stroll through the charming streets of the Old Town. The waterfront is perfect for evening strolls with cafés and bars.

Pakleni Islands
• Vibe: Beautiful, tranquil, and ideal for a boat trip.
• Famous for its secluded beaches and crystal-clear waters. Water taxis from Hvar Town cost around €5 (approx. £4.25) one way.

Dubovica Beach
• Vibe: Scenic and peaceful.
• One of Hvar’s most picturesque beaches, free to access. Sunbeds can be rented for around €15 (approx. £13).

Stari Grad
• Vibe: Quiet, historical, and charming.
• As one of the oldest towns in Europe, Stari Grad is a UNESCO World Heritage site full of history, narrow streets, and traditional architecture.

Blue Cave (Biševo Island)
• Vibe: Natural wonder, mystical and magical.
• Famous for its glowing blue waters, with day trips from Hvar starting at €60 (approx. £51) per person.

Hvar Fortress (Fortica)
• Vibe: Panoramic, historical, and scenic.
• Offers stunning views over Hvar Town and the surrounding islands. Entry fee is €10 (approx. £8.50).

Pokonji Dol Beach
• Vibe: Secluded and serene.
• A small, quiet beach located just a short walk from Hvar Town, often overlooked by tourists. The beach is rocky and pebbly, making it a peaceful alternative to the more crowded beaches.

The Green Cave (Sveta Nedjelja)
• Vibe: Mystical and remote.
• Located on the southern side of the island, this cave is only accessible by boat. The green light that shines through the water gives it an ethereal feel. It’s not as frequently visited, offering a more private experience. Boat tours to the cave typically cost around €25-€40 (approx. £21-£34) per person.

Jagodna Beach
• Vibe: Quiet, hidden paradise.
• Situated near the village of Sveta Nedjelja, Jagodna is a pristine, isolated beach. It’s not easy to reach, requiring a bit of a hike, but the beauty and peace make it well worth it.

The Old Village of Humac
• Vibe: Rustic and traditional.
• A very small village located in the heart of the island, known for its old stone houses and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. It’s almost untouched by modern tourism, providing a glimpse into Hvar’s authentic past.

Mihovilovica Beach
• Vibe: Wild and unspoiled.
• One of the most untouched beaches on Hvar, located near the village of Sveta Nedjelja. Access is a bit tricky, but it’s a peaceful spot for swimming and sunbathing, surrounded by rugged cliffs and clear waters.

The Grapčeva Cave
• Vibe: Archaeological and mysterious.
• Situated near the village of Humac, this cave is home to prehistoric remains and ancient artifacts. It’s a fascinating spot for history lovers who want to experience something beyond typical beach trips.

Lutro Bay
• Vibe: Hidden and tranquil.
• A small and less known bay located on the northern side of the island, Lutro Bay is perfect for those looking to escape the crowds and enjoy a more remote beach experience.

Amfora Hvar Grand Beach Resort
• Vibe: Luxury and scenic.
• A beautiful resort with stunning views of the Pakleni Islands, offering a private beach and expansive pools. It’s a luxurious but relatively quiet spot compared to the hustle of central Hvar Town. Rooms start at around €150-€250 per night (approx. £128-£214).

Hotel Podstine
• Vibe: Peaceful and tucked away.
• Situated in a quieter area of Hvar, this hotel offers a serene escape with beautiful views, a spa, and easy access to the beach. It’s a bit more secluded, providing an intimate and relaxing stay. Prices range from €130-€200 per night (approx. £111-£171).

Villa Nora Hvar
• Vibe: Historic and charming.
• A boutique hotel located in a beautifully restored 18th-century building in the heart of Hvar Town. The property is small and cozy, perfect for travelers who want to stay in a quieter, charming environment. Prices range from €130-€180 per night (approx. £111-£154).

Riva Hvar Yacht Harbour Hotel
• Vibe: Modern and vibrant.
• Located on the waterfront, this hotel offers easy access to the town’s nightlife while being a bit more upscale and stylish. It’s perfect if you want a mix of quiet relaxation during the day with a vibrant atmosphere at night. Rates start at around €180-€300 per night (approx. £154-£257).

Vila Marijeta
• Vibe: Intimate and rustic.
• A small, family-owned villa with only a few rooms, located away from the main tourist areas. Surrounded by olive trees and nature, it’s perfect for those seeking a quiet, countryside escape with views of the sea. Rates start at about €100-€150 per night (approx. £85-£128).

The Green House
• Vibe: Eco-friendly and nature-focused.
• This eco-hotel is located on the outskirts of Hvar Town, surrounded by lush greenery. A great choice for nature lovers who want to stay close to nature while being a short distance from town. Rates start at €120-€180 per night (approx. £102-£154).

Hotel Milna
• Vibe: Secluded and coastal.
• A hidden gem in the town of Milna, located in a quieter bay. This small hotel offers a peaceful atmosphere, with easy access to the beach and stunning views of the sea. Rates range from €80-€150 per night (approx. £68-£128).

Luxury Glamping in Hvar
• Vibe: Unique, adventurous, and nature-centric.
• For something truly rare, try glamping near the beaches or within nature reserves. These upscale tents offer all the comfort of a hotel stay but with the experience of being close to nature. Prices vary, typically starting from €120-€200 per night (approx. £102-£171).

Amfora Hvar Grand Beach Resort
• Vibe: Luxury and scenic.
• A large and luxurious resort offering pet-friendly options. Your pets can join you on your stay with a beautiful view of the Pakleni Islands. Pet fee may apply, typically around €20-€30 per night (approx. £17-£26).

Hotel Podstine
• Vibe: Peaceful and tucked away.
• A more secluded, tranquil hotel near the beach that welcomes pets. It’s a great spot to unwind and enjoy the surroundings with your pet. Pet fee usually around €10-€20 per night (approx. £8.50-£17).

Villa Nora Hvar
• Vibe: Historic and charming.
• This boutique hotel in Hvar Town is pet-friendly and allows smaller pets in certain rooms. It’s a cozy and intimate spot, with easy access to the town center. Pet fee typically €10-€15 per night (approx. £8.50-£13).

Riva Hvar Yacht Harbour Hotel
• Vibe: Modern and vibrant.
• This chic hotel located on the waterfront is pet-friendly and allows pets on request. A great place to stay if you want to enjoy both the vibrant nightlife and beautiful views of the sea with your pet. Pet fee around €15-€25 per night (approx. £13-£21).

Hotel Milna
• Vibe: Secluded and coastal.
• Located in a quiet bay, this small pet-friendly hotel offers a peaceful retreat where your pet can relax along with you. It’s a perfect spot to escape the crowds. Pet fee is usually around €10-€20 per night (approx. £8.50-£17).

The Green House
• Vibe: Eco-friendly and nature-focused.
• This eco-friendly hotel offers a pet-friendly environment where your pets can enjoy the natural surroundings along with you. Great for nature lovers who want a quiet stay. Pet fee is usually around €10-€15 per night (approx. £8.50-£13).

Vila Marijeta
• Vibe: Intimate and rustic.
• This small, family-owned villa welcomes pets and offers a peaceful countryside escape. It’s an excellent choice for pet owners who want to enjoy the calm and natural beauty of Hvar. Pet fee around €10-€20 per night (approx. £8.50-£17).

Luxury Glamping in Hvar
• Vibe: Unique, adventurous, and nature-centric.
• For those looking for a more adventurous stay with their pets, luxury glamping in Hvar is a fantastic option. You can stay in a fully-equipped tent surrounded by nature, making it a memorable experience for both you and your furry companion. Pet fee typically €10-€20 per night (approx. £8.50-£17).

Adriana Hvar Spa Hotel
• Vibe: Chic, modern, and relaxing.
• This stylish hotel is exclusively for adults and offers a luxury experience with a stunning rooftop bar and panoramic views of the sea. It’s perfect for couples or solo travelers looking to unwind. Rates typically range from €180-€350 per night (approx. £154-£299).

Hotel Park Hvar
• Vibe: Historic and sophisticated.
• Located near Hvar Town, Hotel Park is an adults-only hotel offering a peaceful and elegant atmosphere. The hotel combines modern amenities with historic charm, ideal for a serene getaway. Rates typically range from €120-€250 per night (approx. £102-£214).

Pharos Hvar Bayhill Hotel
• Vibe: Trendy and stylish.
• A newly renovated, adults-only hotel offering a modern aesthetic and a laid-back vibe. It’s ideal for those who want a peaceful and contemporary place to stay while still being close to the lively Hvar Town. Rates typically range from €150-€300 per night (approx. £128-£257).

Hotel Milna
• Vibe: Secluded, peaceful, and intimate.
• A small adults-only boutique hotel set in a quiet bay, perfect for those seeking a calm, private atmosphere. The hotel offers a relaxing retreat with access to a serene beach. Rates range from €100-€180 per night (approx. £85-£154).

The Palace Hvar Hotel
• Vibe: Luxurious and romantic.
• Situated in the heart of Hvar Town, The Palace Hvar Hotel is an elegant, adults-only property offering a luxurious stay with a private atmosphere. Enjoy beautiful views, gourmet dining, and a relaxing environment without children. Rates typically range from €200-€350 per night (approx. £171-£299).

Riva Hvar Yacht Harbour Hotel
• Vibe: Modern, vibrant, and upscale.
• While not exclusively for adults, the Riva Hvar Yacht Harbour Hotel offers a very sophisticated vibe with a grown-up atmosphere, making it a top choice for couples or adults looking for a chic stay. Rates start at around €180-€300 per night (approx. £154-£257).

Amfora Hvar Grand Beach Resort
• Vibe: Luxurious with fitness amenities.
• This resort features a large fitness center, multiple outdoor activities, and a spa for post-workout relaxation. It also offers yoga sessions and water sports activities. Perfect for those who want to stay active while enjoying the luxury of a beach resort. Rates typically range from €150-€250 per night (approx. £128-£214).

Hotel Podstine
• Vibe: Tranquil with wellness offerings.
• Known for its wellness focus, this hotel offers a range of fitness activities such as hiking, swimming, and yoga classes. It also has a spa with treatments designed to relax after your workouts. Great for fitness enthusiasts who want a peaceful, wellness-centered experience. Rates typically range from €130-€200 per night (approx. £111-£171).

The Hvar Hotel & Spa
• Vibe: Modern wellness with fitness.
• A newly renovated property offering fitness-focused amenities, including a well-equipped gym, yoga and meditation spaces, and wellness treatments. The hotel’s emphasis on well-being and fitness makes it a great option for those who want to keep up with their fitness routine while traveling. Rates range from €120-€220 per night (approx. £102-£188).

Pharos Hvar Bayhill Hotel
• Vibe: Trendy and active.
• This hotel has a fitness center, outdoor exercise area, and access to hiking trails in the surrounding hills. It also offers wellness programs, including group fitness sessions and a relaxing atmosphere for recovery. Ideal for those who want a combination of fitness and relaxation. Rates typically range from €150-€300 per night (approx. £128-£257).

Hvar Hills – A Fitness & Wellness Retreat
• Vibe: Dedicated fitness retreat.
• Located a bit outside of Hvar Town, this retreat is tailored for fitness enthusiasts, offering specialized fitness programs, group training sessions, and personalized wellness treatments. There’s also access to hiking routes and outdoor exercises. A great place for those who want to immerse themselves in fitness while staying in a more serene and natural environment. Prices vary, but typically start at around €100-€200 per night (approx. £85-£171).

Riva Hvar Yacht Harbour Hotel
• Vibe: Sophisticated and active.
• While not exclusively fitness-focused, this upscale hotel offers access to a well-equipped gym, yoga sessions, and outdoor activities like paddleboarding and cycling. It’s great for those who want a balance of fitness, relaxation, and a vibrant atmosphere. Rates start from €180-€300 per night (approx. £154-£257).

Unlicensed Taxi Services
• Vibe: Misleading and overcharging.
• Always opt for licensed taxis or use ridesharing apps like Uber or Bolt, as unlicensed taxis often charge inflated rates, especially from the airport or port. Taxi fares should generally be agreed upon before getting in.

Water Sports Rental Scams
• Vibe: Deceptive pricing.
• When renting water sports equipment (e.g., jet skis, paddleboards, boats), ensure you are aware of the prices and ask for a written agreement. Some rental places may charge hidden fees or claim you damaged equipment, asking for higher compensation after use.

Currency Exchange Scams
• Vibe: Hidden fees and bad rates.
• Avoid exchanging currency at street kiosks or unlicensed exchange offices, as they often offer poor rates or charge high commission fees. Use licensed banks or exchange services for better rates.

Fake Luxury Goods
• Vibe: Counterfeit merchandise.
• Be cautious when buying “designer” items, especially from street vendors or small shops in tourist-heavy areas. Many “luxury” items sold in Hvar are counterfeit and priced as if they were authentic.

Tour and Excursion Scams
• Vibe: Over-promising and under-delivering.
• Some tour operators may promise luxury experiences, but upon arrival, the services are subpar, and you might not get what was advertised. Always book tours through reputable companies, and check reviews beforehand.

Street Performers Asking for Money
• Vibe: Aggressive and persistent.
• In busy tourist areas, street performers may ask for donations after taking photos with you or performing briefly. While this is common, be cautious if they get too pushy, demanding higher amounts than expected.

Hotel or Restaurant Overcharging
• Vibe: Hidden costs.
• Watch out for restaurants or cafes adding hidden fees to your bill, such as an “unannounced” service charge or high prices for small items. Always check the bill carefully and ask for clarification on any unexpected charges.

Cultural Etiquette
• Respect for Local Traditions:
• Croatians, especially on Hvar, value politeness and respect. Always greet locals with a friendly “dobar dan” (good day) or “bok” (hi).
• Tipping:
• Tipping is appreciated, but not obligatory. In restaurants, it’s common to leave a tip of around 10%, and a small amount for taxi drivers or hotel staff.

Dress Code
• Casual But Modest for Churches:
• While Hvar has a laid-back, beachy vibe, it’s essential to dress appropriately when visiting religious sites like St. Stephen’s Cathedral or monasteries. Modest clothing is expected—covering shoulders and knees.
• Beachwear:
• It’s okay to wear swimsuits at the beach or by the pool, but cover up with a sarong, shirt, or shorts when walking through town.
• Evening Wear:
• While Hvar is stylish, there’s no need for formal wear in most restaurants or bars, but smart casual is a good choice, especially in upscale spots like those by the marina.

Respect for Nature and Environment
• Littering:
• Hvar is known for its pristine beaches and natural beauty, so always dispose of your trash properly. Be mindful of the environment, especially when hiking or visiting remote areas.
• Protected Areas:
• Some areas, like the Pakleni Islands, are protected nature reserves. Be cautious not to disturb wildlife or damage vegetation.

Local Customs and Behavior
• Punctuality:
• Croatians are generally punctual, and it’s appreciated when visitors are on time for events or reservations.
• Public Displays of Affection:
• While Hvar is a popular destination for couples, be mindful of your public displays of affection, as overly affectionate behavior may still be frowned upon in more traditional settings.
• Saying “No” Politely:
• Croatians may not be as direct as some cultures when it comes to refusing something. They might politely say “maybe” or “we’ll see,” but don’t push if they don’t seem interested.

Language
• Learning Basic Phrases:
• While many people in Hvar speak English, learning a few basic phrases in Croatian can go a long way and is appreciated by locals. A few key phrases:

• Dobar dan (Good day)
• Hvala (Thank you)
• Molim (Please)
• Kako ste? (How are you?)

Price Expectations
• Tourist Prices:
• Hvar can be expensive compared to other parts of Croatia, especially during the peak summer season. Be prepared for higher prices in the tourist hotspots, such as restaurants near the harbor or main square.
• Bargaining:
• It’s generally not common to bargain in stores or restaurants in Hvar, but you might find room for negotiation in markets or with certain services like taxi fares.

Public Transportation
• Water Taxis:
• When using water taxis to reach places like the Pakleni Islands, always confirm the price before setting off to avoid any surprises. Prices are usually around €5-€10 (approx. £4.25-£8.50) one way from Hvar Town to the islands.
• Cycling & Scooters:
• Hvar is bike-friendly, and renting a bike or scooter is a popular way to explore the island. Make sure to wear a helmet and follow traffic rules, as Croatian roads can be narrow and winding.

Spring (March – May)
• Weather:
• Temperatures range from 10°C (50°F) in early spring to around 20°C (68°F) in late May. The weather is mild and pleasant, with occasional rain showers.
• Best For:
• Hiking, sightseeing, and outdoor activities without the summer crowds. The island is lush and green during this time, and it’s a great season for nature lovers.
• Drawbacks:
• The sea can still be a bit chilly for swimming, especially in early spring. Some tourist services may still be closed in March and early April as it’s considered the off-season.

Summer (June – August)
• Weather:
• Expect hot and sunny days, with temperatures ranging from 25°C (77°F) to 35°C (95°F). July and August are the hottest months, with little to no rainfall.
• Best For:
• Sunbathing, beach activities, nightlife, and festivals. This is the peak season for partying, beach clubs, and vibrant nightlife in Hvar.
• Drawbacks:
• The island can get very crowded, especially in July and August, making it harder to find quiet spots. Accommodations and services tend to be pricier during this time. The heat can be intense, so if you’re not a fan of high temperatures, it may be uncomfortable.

Autumn (September – November)
• Weather:
• Early autumn (September – October) is still warm, with temperatures ranging from 20°C (68°F) to 25°C (77°F), but by November, it can drop to around 15°C (59°F). There’s less rain than in the spring, though showers become more frequent as the season progresses.
• Best For:
• Enjoying the warm weather without the summer crowds. This is an excellent time for a relaxed beach vacation or to explore the island. Wine lovers may also enjoy the grape harvest season in late September and October.
• Drawbacks:
• By late October and November, some tourist attractions, restaurants, and shops may begin to close for the off-season, and the weather may become unpredictable, especially for outdoor activities.

Winter (December – February)
• Weather:
• Winter is mild compared to other parts of Europe, with temperatures ranging from 5°C (41°F) to 12°C (54°F). Snow is rare, but rain showers are more frequent, and it’s generally cooler and overcast.
• Best For:
• Peace and quiet—Hvar is much less crowded, so it’s perfect for those who want a quiet retreat. The island is also beautiful during the off-season with fewer tourists around.
• Drawbacks:
• Many businesses and tourist services close during the winter months, so options for dining, activities, and excursions are limited. It’s not ideal for swimming or beach activities. The weather can be unpredictable, with occasional storms or chilly days.

Best Time to Visit:
• May, June, and September are often considered the best months to visit Hvar. The weather is warm, but not too hot, and the island isn’t overcrowded. You can still enjoy outdoor activities, sightseeing, and beach time without the summer rush.

Worst Time to Visit:
• December – February might be the least appealing for those looking for beach weather or bustling tourist activities. While Hvar is still beautiful, it’s quieter, with limited services and colder temperatures.

Aman Sveti Stefan
• Vibe: Ultra-luxury, private island escape.
• Set on a stunning private island just off the coast of Hvar, this exclusive resort offers opulence in every corner. Expect lavish suites, world-class service, private beaches, fine dining, and a wellness center.
• Price: From €1,500 to €5,000+ per night (approx. £1,285 to £4,285), depending on the villa or suite.

Adriana Hvar Spa Hotel
• Vibe: Chic, spa-focused, and luxurious.
• This adults-only luxury hotel offers spectacular views over the Pakleni Islands, an extensive spa, private yacht services, and beautifully designed rooms. The rooftop bar provides panoramic views, making it ideal for a romantic or high-end getaway.
• Price: Around €400 to €900 per night (approx. £343 to £770), depending on the room and season.

Riva Hvar Yacht Harbour Hotel
• Vibe: Glamorous, waterfront luxury.
• Situated by the harbor, Riva offers unparalleled luxury with rooms overlooking the marina, fine dining, a chic ambiance, and exceptional service. It’s a favorite for those who want to experience both luxury and the vibrant nightlife of Hvar.
• Max Price: From €600 to €1,200 per night (approx. £514 to £1,028), depending on the suite and season.

The Palace Hvar Hotel
• Vibe: Historic opulence and refined elegance.
• A stunning historic hotel right in Hvar Town, offering luxurious rooms, exclusive dining, and direct access to the vibrant harbor. The rooftop terrace provides stunning views of the Adriatic.
• Price: Around €500 to €1,500 per night (approx. £428 to £1,285), depending on the suite and view.

Hotel Park Hvar
• Vibe: Exclusive, serene, and sophisticated.
• Located in a quiet bay, this luxury hotel combines relaxation with top-tier service. The elegant design and tranquil surroundings make it a perfect exclusive escape, featuring a private beach and access to yacht services.
• Price: €300 to €700 per night (approx. £257 to £600), depending on the room and season.

Hvar Hills – A Luxury Wellness Retreat
• Vibe: Wellness and fitness, secluded luxury.
• Set amidst olive groves and rolling hills, this boutique retreat offers private villas, wellness treatments, personalized fitness programs, and breathtaking views of Hvar and the Adriatic Sea. It’s an exclusive experience for wellness and luxury seekers.
• Price: From €1,000 to €3,500 per night (approx. £857 to £3,000), depending on the villa and season.

Villa Nora Hvar
• Vibe: Boutique luxury, historic charm.
• This small boutique hotel combines the charm of a 17th-century building with luxury modern amenities. It offers private, personalized service, making it a top choice for those seeking exclusivity and intimate luxury.
• Price: Around €350 to €600 per night (approx. £300 to £514), depending on the suite and season.

Villa Marijeta
• Vibe: Private luxury in nature.
• Situated in a quiet location, Villa Marijeta offers exclusive access to a luxurious, private villa with a full staff and personalized services. Guests can enjoy luxury amenities, including a private chef and exclusive excursions.
• Price: From €1,200 to €4,000 per night (approx. £1,028 to £3,428), depending on the villa and services.

Private Yacht Tour Around the Pakleni Islands
• Vibe: Exclusive, scenic, and luxurious.
• Enjoy a private, customized yacht tour of the stunning Pakleni Islands, with stops at secluded beaches, hidden coves, and the crystal-clear Adriatic. This tour includes a luxury yacht with a captain, food and drinks, and optional water activities like snorkeling or jet skiing.
• Price: From €1,500 to €5,000+ per day (approx. £1,285 to £4,285), depending on the yacht size, duration, and additional services.

Private Wine Tasting Tour in Hvar
• Vibe: Sophisticated, local, and indulgent.
• Experience the best of Hvar’s wine regions with a private guide, visiting renowned vineyards and wineries. Sample a selection of local wines, accompanied by delicious food pairings. The tour can include transport in a luxury vehicle.
• Price: Around €500 to €1,200 per tour (approx. £428 to £1,028), depending on the winery visits, duration, and luxury transport.

Private Sailing Experience
• Vibe: Calm, exclusive, and serene.
• Set sail in a private luxury sailing boat and explore the Adriatic Sea. The experience is fully customizable, with stops at remote islands, private beaches, and the chance to enjoy the sun and sea. Optionally, a private chef and crew can accompany you for an even more indulgent experience.
• Price: From €1,000 to €3,500+ per day (approx. £857 to £3,000), depending on the boat type, length of tour, and any additional services such as food and drinks.

Private Helicopter Tour of Hvar and Surrounding Islands
• Vibe: Thrilling, high-end, and unforgettable.
• Take to the skies in a private helicopter for a breathtaking aerial view of Hvar, the Pakleni Islands, and the surrounding Adriatic coast. Customize the tour to include landmarks or islands of interest.
• Price: Around €2,500 to €6,000 per flight (approx. £2,142 to £5,142), depending on the duration and route.

Private Gourmet and Cultural Tour
• Vibe: Exclusive, cultural, and indulgent.
• Immerse yourself in the local culture with a private guided tour that includes visits to historic sites, markets, and hidden gems of Hvar Town. Enjoy gourmet experiences, such as private cooking classes with local chefs or tastings of traditional Croatian delicacies.
• Price: From €600 to €1,500 per tour (approx. £514 to £1,285), depending on the tour duration, food experiences, and customization.

Private Off-Road Adventure Tour
• Vibe: Adventurous, thrilling, and scenic.
• Explore Hvar’s rugged terrain on a private off-road tour, where you can visit remote villages, hiking trails, and secluded beaches. This adventure is perfect for those seeking adrenaline in a private, luxurious setting, with a personal guide and vehicle.
• Price: Around €400 to €1,000 per day (approx. £342 to £857), depending on the vehicle type, tour length, and additional services.

Private Sunset Tour with Dinner
• Vibe: Romantic, scenic, and intimate.
• Watch the sun set over the Adriatic on a private boat or yacht, followed by a gourmet dinner prepared just for you by a private chef. This can be a special experience, offering a personalized and luxurious way to enjoy Hvar’s stunning natural beauty.
• Price: From €1,000 to €3,000+ per tour (approx. £857 to £2,571), depending on the boat, dining experience, and services included.

Private Diving Tour
• Vibe: Thrilling, exclusive, and serene.
• For those interested in diving, experience a private diving tour to explore the underwater world around Hvar and nearby islands. Professional dive instructors, luxury boats, and high-end equipment are included for an unforgettable experience.
• Price: Around €500 to €1,500 per day (approx. £428 to £1,285), depending on the diving locations, length of tour, and equipment.

Ferrari 488 Spider – From €1,500 per day (approx. £1,285).
Lamborghini Huracán Spyder – From €1,800 per day (approx. £1,542).
Porsche 911 Turbo S – From €1,000 per day (approx. £857).
Aston Martin Vantage Roadster – From €1,200 per day (approx. £1,028).
Maserati GranCabrio – From €800 per day (approx. £685).
McLaren 570S – From €1,800 per day (approx. £1,542).
Rolls-Royce Dawn – From €2,000 per day (approx. £1,714).
Bentley Continental GT Convertible – From €1,500 per day (approx. £1,285).

Private Yacht Rental – From €5,000 per day (approx. £4,285) for a luxury superyacht, including crew and amenities.
Luxury Car Rental (Sports Cars & Convertibles) – From €1,000 per day (approx. £857) for high-end sports cars like Ferrari or Lamborghini.
Private Speedboat Rental – From €1,200 per day (approx. £1,028) for high-performance motorboats.
Luxury Electric Car Rental – From €350 per day (approx. £300) for a Tesla or equivalent electric car.
Private Helicopter Tour/Charter – From €3,000 per hour (approx. £2,570) for an exclusive helicopter tour of Hvar and nearby islands.
Private Luxury Catamaran Rental – From €3,500 per day (approx. £3,000) for a luxury catamaran with crew.
Private Jet Ski Rental – From €400 per hour (approx. £342) for a high-end jet ski.
Luxury Boat Rental with Skipper – From €2,500 per day (approx. £2,142) for a luxury boat rental with a skipper and crew.

Hvar Hills – Luxury Wellness Retreat
• Vibe: Exclusive, serene, and holistic.
• Set in a peaceful countryside location, this retreat offers private villas with personalized wellness programs, organic meals, yoga, fitness sessions, and rejuvenating spa treatments. The tranquil setting and luxurious accommodations make it an ideal retreat for those seeking high-end wellness.
• Price: From €2,500 per night (approx. £2,142), depending on villa and treatment package.

Aman Sveti Stefan (Private Island Retreat)
• Vibe: Ultra-luxury, private island escape.
• Located on a private island off Hvar, this Aman resort offers complete exclusivity with wellness treatments, yoga, meditation, detox programs, and a holistic approach to health. The service is exceptional, and the private beaches and secluded environment elevate this retreat to the highest level of luxury.
• Price: From €3,000 per night (approx. £2,570), depending on villa and wellness options.

Riva Hvar Yacht Harbour Hotel – Exclusive Wellness Experiences
• Vibe: Glamorous, chic, and luxurious.
• For those seeking luxury with a wellness focus, Riva offers bespoke wellness experiences such as private yoga sessions, tailored spa treatments, and detox programs, all complemented by luxurious service and stunning views.
• Price: From €2,200 per night (approx. £1,885), with wellness treatments and experiences available for an additional fee.

Hotel Amfora Hvar Grand Beach Resort – Ultimate Wellness Package
• Vibe: Lavish, relaxing, and indulgent.
• Offering a comprehensive wellness retreat package that includes personalized spa treatments, fitness programs, and organic gourmet dining, this high-end resort provides a rejuvenating and luxurious escape. The expansive pools and beautiful private beach make for a completely luxurious experience.
• Price: From €2,500 per night (approx. £2,142), depending on the room and wellness package.

Private Full-Day Historical and Cultural Tour of Hvar
• Vibe: Exclusive, immersive, and enriching.
• Enjoy a fully customized, private full-day tour of Hvar’s most significant cultural and historical sites, including the Hvar Fortress, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Franciscan Monastery, and other hidden gems. Your expert guide will provide in-depth insight into the island’s rich heritage, with stops at local artisan workshops and historical locations. Lunch at a top restaurant is included, paired with local wines.
• Price: From €2,500 (approx. £2,142) for a full-day private tour, including meals, guide, and transport.

Private Wine & Dine Experience at a Luxury Vineyard
• Vibe: Refined, indulgent, and cultural.
• Experience an exclusive wine-tasting tour at a private vineyard, where you’ll enjoy a guided tour of the estate, followed by a gourmet, multi-course meal paired with the vineyard’s best wines. The experience includes a personal sommelier and a private chef to prepare the exquisite dishes.
• Price: From €2,200 (approx. £1,885), depending on vineyard selection and meal options.

Private Traditional Croatian Folk Dance and Music Performance with Dinner
• Vibe: Cultural, festive, and immersive.
• Enjoy an exclusive Croatian folk dance and music performance in a private setting, such as a villa or secluded location, featuring professional dancers and musicians in traditional attire. The evening is complemented by a luxurious multi-course Croatian dinner with wine pairings.
• Price: From €3,000 (approx. £2,570), for a private performance and luxury dining experience.

Private Art and Architecture Tour with Dinner at a Historic Villa
• Vibe: Elegant, sophisticated, and cultural.
• Explore Hvar’s artistic and architectural heritage with a private guide, who will take you through art galleries, historical buildings, and unique architectural landmarks. Finish the tour with an exclusive dinner in a historic villa overlooking the Adriatic, where you will savor Croatian delicacies in an artistic setting.
• Price: From €2,500 (approx. £2,142), depending on the tour’s length, villa location, and dinner experience.

Private Croatian Cooking Retreat with a Master Chef
• Vibe: Culinary, immersive, and luxury.
• Spend several days learning to prepare traditional Croatian dishes, with a private chef who will guide you through cooking techniques and the use of local ingredients. The retreat can include visits to local markets, wine tastings, and beachside dinners, offering a full culinary immersion.
• Price: From €3,000 (approx. £2,570) for a 3-day private cooking retreat, including meals, accommodations, and exclusive experiences.

Hvar Rent
• Services: Luxury car rentals (sports cars, convertibles), private yacht and boat rentals, luxury villas, and bespoke experiences.
• Price Range: From €500 to €2,500 per day (for yachts or luxury cars).

Elite Rent-a-Car Hvar
• Services: Supercar rentals (Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, etc.), high-end car hire, and luxury vehicle options.
• Price Range: From €800 to €2,000 per day for supercars

Hvar Yacht Rent
• Services: Private yacht and speedboat rentals, luxury sailing experiences, personalized skipper services.
• Price Range: From €1,000 to €5,000 per day for yachts and private charters.

Luxury Rentals Croatia
• Services: Offers luxury car and yacht rentals, private helicopters, and exclusive concierge services.
• Price Range: From €600 to €5,000 per day for cars, yachts, and exclusive rentals.

Hvar Wellness Retreats
• Services: Bespoke wellness programs, private yoga sessions, personal training, luxury spa treatments, detox programs, and holistic health retreats.
• Price Range: From €250 to €2,500 per day depending on wellness package.

Aman Sveti Stefan
• Services: Luxury wellness retreat on a private island near Hvar, with holistic treatments, yoga, meditation, and a focus on relaxation and rejuvenation.
• Price Range: From €2,000 per night (approx. £1,714) for wellness-focused stays.

Croatia Yacht Club
• Services: Yacht charters, private boat rentals, sailing lessons, and water sports activities.
• Price Range: From €1,200 to €5,000 per day for exclusive yacht rentals.