Spend a leisurely afternoon exploring Hvar Town, rich in history and local Croatian culture. Easily accessible from Split or Trogir, it's an ideal stop on a full-day tour where you can stroll is historic streets, visit vibrant cafés, and get stunning seaside views.

Located on Bisevo Island, Blue Cave is a highlight of the 5 Island tour. This tour also includes stops at Vis Island to see the iconic Mamma Mia filming spots. You can swim and snorkel in crystal-clear Adriatic waters before ending your adventure in lively Hvar Town.

Take a peaceful walk through Hvar Town’s historic center, surrounded by fortified Venetian walls from the 13th century. The town’s expansive stone piazza which is also the largest in Dalmatia, is bordered by elegant palaces and buildings featuring classic Venetian arcades, loggias, and balustrades.

The 16th-century Spanish Fortress (Fortica) towers above Hvar Town, built to protect against invasions. It features thick stone walls, bastions, and barracks, and gives you panoramic views of the town and surrounding islands, alongside historical exhibits inside.

Hvar’s Main Square is the largest stone piazza in Dalmatia, bordered by historic palaces and public buildings with Venetian architectural details. It serves as the social and cultural heart of the town, often bustling with cafés, markets, and events.

The palm-lined Riva is Hvar’s vibrant harbor promenade. Lined with cafes, restaurants, and yachts, it’s a scenic place to stroll, relax, and enjoy views of the Adriatic Sea and the lively waterfront atmosphere.

St. Stephen’s Cathedral, built between the 15th and 18th centuries, showcases Renaissance architecture and a striking bell tower. Inside, it houses valuable altars and paintings, reflecting the town’s Venetian artistic heritage.