Hvar, Croatia: Holiday In The Adriatic

Nestled in Croatias exquisite Dalmatian Coast

, Hvar is considered to be one of the most exclusive destinations in Europe. According to Transun, the UKs specialist in premium holidays in Hvar, the island, which has been sought after for years because of its natural beauty, has also developed a great reputation as the premier spot for fashionable and luxurious getaways.

The town of Hvar is the gateway to the rest the isle. As well as being the home of one of Europes oldest theatres, the town is also the site of a fascinating Benedictine convent and Franciscan monastery that tower over the main square. Couples seeking romance can stroll through the distinctive medieval lanes and be captivated upon reaching the Spanjola Fortress by the striking sunsets looking out on the islands crystalline coastline.

Croatians are renowned for their warmth and hospitality, which could be attributed to the year-round welcoming weather. Hvar stands out for having more sunshine than any other part of Croatia and temperatures reaching an average of 20 degrees C.

Accommodation can be easily found throughout the island. From charming bed and breakfasts to first-class private villas, a Hvar holiday can be designed specifically to each visitors budgets and needs.

Families and groups searching for adventure can explore the islands ins and outs by hiring private boats, windsurfing or snorkelling. Surrounding Hvars shores is the Pakleni Archipelago, a labyrinth of islands, contouring the emerald seaside and creating an array of bays and private beaches, seducing visitors with an additional touch of seclusion.

For a quiet night of stargazing, a walk around the harbour is not to be missed. On the other hand, Hvars nightlife is perfect for a short break with friends. Recently, it has become fierce competition to the overexposed destinations of Ibiza and St Tropez. The high quality parties catered by exclusive clubs have been drawing in celebrities like Beyonce and even royalty, with Prince Harry spotted recently.

As a gastronomic haven for world travellers, the highly-rated local restaurants and bars serve only the freshest mussels, calamari and fish of the Adriatic. Away from the coast, olive groves and fragrant fields of lavender and herbs cover the landscape and provide an exquisite local flavour to the islands delicious dishes.

What's more, the mild climate has made Hvar home to some of Croatias most stunning vineyards. Day trips are in great demand by groups and couples looking to spend the day tasting Croatias award-wining vintages and feasting on the local cuisine.

Conveniently located between Dubrovnik and Split, Hvar is just a short ferry ride off the coastline. Truly a dream destination, Hvar should be top of the list for anyone looking for a high quality holiday in the sun.

by: Transun

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