The best time to visit the island of Hvar is May-June when tourists can catch the most amazing rose-coloured oleanders and delicate lilac-coloured lavenders blooming. The main city of the island, also named Hvar, is included on the UN List of Historical Mediterranean Cities because of its architectural style. The Cathedral of St. Stephen with works by the well-known sculptor Juraj Dalmatinac (Giorgio Orsini), the Napoleon Fortress, Havarska Pjaca (Hvar’s Square), and the Archbishop’s Palace are just some of the city sights. You can visit other settlements on the island: Jelsa, Stari Grad, Vrboska. Fans of nudism will appreciate the Pakleni islands also known as Hell’s islands.
Recommended boats for this region
Jeanneau, 2014
Jeanneau 53
Booked 1 time recently
ACI Split, Split
(Croatia)
From 18/12 to 25/12
€
2 995
for 1 week,
rent a yacht bareboat
, 1990
Gulet Dona
Port of Split, Split
(Croatia)
From 18/12 to 25/12
€
9 500
for 1 week,
rent a yacht bareboat
, 1998
Gulet San
ACI Trogir, Trogir
(Croatia)
From 18/12 to 25/12
€
10 500
for 1 week,
rent a yacht bareboat
Jeanneau, 2019
Sun Odyssey 440
ACI Split, Split
(Croatia)
From 18/12 to 25/12
€
2 350
for 1 week,
rent a yacht bareboat
Jeanneau, 2017
Sun Odyssey 349
Booked 2 times recently
ACI Split, Split
(Croatia)
From 18/12 to 25/12
€
1 270
for 1 week,
rent a yacht bareboat
Lagoon, 2019
Lagoon 40
Booked 1 time recently
Marina Kaštela, Split
(Croatia)
From 18/12 to 25/12
€
2 820
for 1 week,
rent a yacht bareboat
