Hvar

Nestled in the Adriatic Sea, Hvar is an enchanting island that effortlessly blends cultural heritage with modern luxury. Its historic Hvar Town is dotted with Gothic palaces, cobbled streets, and a picturesque marina filled with sleek yachts. Visitors can explore the 16th-century Fortica Fortress, stroll along palm-lined promenades, and enjoy gourmet seafood with seaside views. Hvar is also known for its buzzing nightlife, fragrant lavender fields, and hidden coves perfect for a swim. Whether you’re after relaxation or revelry, Hvar offers it in style.

We began our day by catching a scenic ferry to Hvar and checking into the Palace Elisabeth, Hvar Heritage Hotel – an elegant stay that captures the spirit of the island. In the afternoon, we strolled through the vibrant streets of Hvar Town, soaked up the sun along the waterfront, and hiked up to the Fortica Fortress for panoramic views of the harbour and Pakleni Islands. The evening was a memorable one – dining at a charming seaside restaurant, surrounded by the glow of sunset and the hum of music from nearby bars. Hvar lived up to its reputation for beauty and atmosphere.