Even though Hvar Town is the main attraction point, it's probably the most interesting but also the most expensive. If you want to go to a more friendly budget place, then for sure Milna, Jelsa, Vrboska, and Gdinj are much better options!

The island of Hvar is popular for its sunny and warm climate, and nightlife and is one of the most expensive islands on the Adriatic sea. Usually, a hot spot for foreigners and local visitors, Hvar's night scene is known to be the strongest when it comes to partying on islands, making Hvar an expensive place to visit.

There are some sandy beaches on Hvar (Sucujar) even though the beaches on Hvar are generally rocky - pebble, situated in bays, surrounded by pine forests.

Depending on your preferences, Hvar and Stari Grad are both amazing to visit! Stari Grad represents the historical background of the island and is much more tranquil than the Hvar town. However, we recommend visiting both and seeing what you like the best!

If you are more on a budget then Korcula is a way to go! Slightly cheaper in prices than Hvar, Korcula is one of the most prominent islands and very popular when it comes to real estate! Compared to Hvar, Korcula has a more quiet atmosphere and is a more family-oriented island, while Hvar is known to have a very strong nightlife scene!

In Hvar, people speak the Croatian language, but there are many dialects influenced by the Italian language.

Hvar is one of the islands that is known to have the strongest nightlife scene on the whole Adriatic coast!

ou can swim on the island of Hvar, on many of the stunning beaches this island offers!

Hvar is known to be Croatian's most expensive island, due to its extremely high prices almost compared to the city of Dubrovnik.

Depending on your preferences and where you go, prices for wine can vary. You can easily get a cheap bottle of wine in a supermarket for less than 15€ .

Yes! Gastronomic offer on Hvar island is known to be one of the most expensive when compared to other smaller islands in Croatia.