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Hvar Is Bigger Than It Looks Hvar Island stretches nearly 68km, with over 20 inhabited villages, 2 towns, over 200 km of hiking trails, many viewpoints, and loads of summer settlements. Many first-time visitors try to fit Fortica Fortress, a swim stop, wine tasting, Pakleni Islands, and sunset into one afternoon. Most of the day … Read more
A true story of ancestry, migration, and rediscovery on the island of Hvar A personal journey to the island of Hvar to trace family roots in Croatia. Through research, local records, and meeting distant relatives, Tim B. reconnects with his great-grandfather’s home and understands why his family left Croatia generations ago. When a Journey Becomes … Read more
Hiking Hvar offers routes for every level — from short coastal walks to full-day mountain crossings. Below is a quick overview to help you choose the right trail before the detailed descriptions. Hvar Hiking Trails – Quick Overview Trail Time Difficulty Best For Stari Grad Plain 1.5–3h Easy history & relaxed walk Stari Grad → … Read more
Explore Buhač (Tanacetum cinerarifolium) – The Forgotten Flower of Dalmatia Hiking on the island is a discovery of nature and history. People walked to get to their fields. And they still do. The only way to experience the island is to follow the footprints of the locals. And hiking will show all the beautiful wonders … Read more
Lavender is a big part of the history of the island of Hvar. In the 19th and 20th centuries, it was a purple golf of the island of Hvar. Today is sold as a souvenir. Production of lavender essential oil is full of elements of Dalmatian tradition and can be experienced during harvest period, between June and Jully. Learn more about lavender essential oil production and find out how can you experience it for yourself.
Blaca Hermitage on the island of Brač is one of the most unusual places in Dalmatia — but visiting it requires some planning.Below you’ll first find practical information (how to reach it, hiking difficulty, and transport from Hvar or Split), followed by the story and history of the monastery itself. Visiting Blaca Hermitage – Quick … Read more
Prehistorical sites on the island of Hvar talk about a history going 4000 BC. Leftovers of stone monuments, caves, stone piles, and round stone houses are stunning pin points on the route through the whole island. Read more about the long history, contact me, and we’ll discover them together.
This article will cover possibilities for trekking and hiking on the island of Hvar. It’s equally suitable for those that want to go for a short walk, as well as for those in a search of more demanding routes.
This Hvar island guide explains how the island is structured — from landscapes and villages to history, food and experiences — so you can explore it with context instead of randomly moving between places. Landscapes & Nature From coastal paths near Hvar Town to rural trails across the island, Hvar is best experienced slowly and … Read more
Dalmatian Cuisine on Hvar: What Locals Really Eat This guide to Dalmatian cuisine Hvar explains what locals actually eat and why food here follows the rhythm of the landscape. Dalmatian cuisine isn’t complicated. It’s built around what grows nearby and what the sea gives that day. Olive oil, fish, herbs, wine, and vegetables shape everyday … Read more