Hvar Island Dalmatia, Croatia Travel Guide
Stay informed and connected with online tools.
Traditional resources offer valuable information.
Know these numbers for unforeseen circumstances.
The official Croatian ferry operator's app for checking schedules and booking tickets.
A private fast ferry operator's app for schedules and tickets.
Valuable for navigation, points of interest, and public transport routes. Download offline maps.
For limited ride-sharing services in Hvar Town; check availability when needed.
Download the Croatian language pack for offline use. This aids quick translations.
The official Croatian National Tourist Board website, presenting general country information.
The official Hvar Tourist Board website, offering specific island information, events, and attractions.
For detailed ferry schedules and online bookings for car and passenger ferries.
For fast ferry schedules and bookings, especially for catamarans to Hvar Town.
Platforms for researching and booking tours and activities on Hvar and surrounding islands.
Seek general guidebooks for Croatia or the Dalmatian region that include a dedicated section on Hvar.
Reading books about Croatian history, Dalmatian culture, or novels set in the region deepens your appreciation.
Keep an eye out for free local newspapers or tourist magazines, often found at tourist offices.
Discover documentaries on Croatia or historical pieces about the Venetian Republic.
Explore traditional Croatian music, especially "klapa" singing, and local art galleries.
Join online forums like TripAdvisor or relevant subreddits for traveler experiences and specific questions.
Save the general emergency number (112) in your phone. This single number connects you to all emergency services in Croatia.
The waterfront promenade with boats and inviting restaurants.
Car and passenger ferries connect Hvar to Split and other islands.
Fast catamarans for quicker passenger transfers.
Booking ferry tickets online is advisable, especially during peak season.
Numerous boat tours depart for the nearby Pakleni Islands.
Tours to the famous Blue Cave on Biševo Island are popular.
Rent a small boat to explore secluded coves at your own pace.
Enjoy morning coffee or evening cocktails at waterfront establishments.
Dine on fresh seafood and local delicacies with harbor views.
Discover local artisan shops and fashion boutiques along the promenade.
The waterfront promenade (Riva) is a central gathering place, perfect for leisurely walks and experiencing Hvar's social scene.
