Hvar boasts crystal blue waters, a temperate climate, endless fields of lavender, and a stunning medieval setting. Hvar is also rich in history. It has the oldest communal theater in Europe and the largest square on the Croatian coast. There's an impressive medieval fortress dating back to the 7th century. Just across the water from Hvar's port you will find the Pakleni archipelago. Go sailing or just go for a swim. There are 21 beautiful islands with isolated beaches and secluded coves. They make the ideal place to spend your summer vacation. All this makes Hvar a must-see stop on your Croatia vacation.

Hvar is the largest of the Adriatic islands in Croatia. It is a haven of vegetation, including palm trees, lavender, and vineyards. You should taste Hvar's renowned Plavac wines, which are world-class. The cuisine in Hvar is characteristic of traditional Mediterranean dining. A typical meal consists of locally caught fish, vegetables, fresh bread, and homemade wine and spirits. From beaches to welcoming hotels to sightseeing, however you plan your itinerary, it's hard not to have an unforgettable vacation on Hvar.