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Guest Houses in Hvar

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1. Bocin Rosso Apartments

Bocin Rosso Apartments
3.0 star property
Hvar Old Town
9.8 out of 10, Exceptional, (36 reviews)
The price is £134
includes taxes & fees
2 Sept - 3 Sept
Bocin Rosso Apartments
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Top neighbourhoods in Hvar

A coastal town with a dense cluster of red-roofed buildings, a harbor with boats, and a backdrop of islands and mountains.

Hvar Old Town

Hvar Old Town captivates visitors with its honey-colored stone buildings and red-tiled roofs. Wander narrow cobblestone streets to discover the medieval St. Stephen's Cathedral, 16th-century Venetian Loggia, and ancient city walls. The Arsenal theatre and peaceful Franciscan monastery offer glimpses into Croatia's rich maritime past. Soak up spectacular Adriatic views along the palm-lined harbour promenade. Upscale seafood restaurants and traditional konobas serve fresh catches and local wines with waterfront views. Boutique hotels in converted palaces provide luxury accommodation with historic charm. The compact layout makes everything walkable within 10 minutes, though water taxis are available for island-hopping adventures.

A coastal town with historic buildings, a marina, and a hill in the background.

Milna

This small fishing village wraps you in pure Adriatic charm with its picture-perfect harbour where colourful boats bob against stone buildings. Stroll the waterfront promenade at sunset for jaw-dropping views, or find your own patch of pebbled beach for a refreshing dip. Milna's winding cobblestone streets lead to St. Nicholas Church and hidden spots where you can escape the crowds. Traditional konobas serve up fresh-caught seafood and local wines on terraces overlooking turquoise waters. The village is totally walkable, with family-run guesthouses and apartments tucked into historic stone buildings. Seasonal boat taxis make island-hopping a breeze when you're ready to explore beyond this peaceful Dalmatian haven.

A coastal town with red-roofed buildings, a marina, and a historic castle.

Križni rat

Križni rat offers a peaceful coastal escape from the bustle of Hvar Town. Pristine pebble beaches and crystal-clear Adriatic waters create the perfect setting for swimming and snorkelling adventures. Pine-scented paths wind along the shoreline, revealing hidden coves and spectacular views that most tourists miss. Lavender fields and Mediterranean vegetation add splashes of colour to this serene landscape. Family-run konobas serve fresh seafood and authentic Dalmatian specialities on charming outdoor terraces. Accommodation range from private apartments to small guesthouses, most with sea views and direct beach access. Getting around is simple—the compact area is perfect for walking, while taxi boats provide quick connections to nearby attractions.

A coastal town with a marina filled with boats, surrounded by water and islands.

Križna luka

Križna luka offers the perfect escape from Hvar Town's bustle without sacrificing those dreamy Adriatic views. Crystal-clear waters lap against pebbly shores perfect for swimming and snorkelling right outside your door. Pine-scented breezes follow you along coastal walking paths where sunset strolls reveal picture-perfect moments at every turn. Waterfront restaurants serve fresh seafood and Dalmatian specialities on terraces overlooking the sea. Most visitors stay in stone villas or private apartments with personal touches and sea views. Though quieter than city centre, you're just a short walk from Hvar Town's attractions when you're ready for more action.

Top landmarks in Hvar

A coastal town with red-roofed buildings, a harbor with boats, and a church.

Port of Hvar

9.4/10 (514 reviews)
You can stroll along Port of Hvar for relaxing water views when you're in Hvar Old Town. Spend the afternoon at the beach and head to one of the restaurants for a bite to eat. If you carry on walking you'll get to Pokonji Dol Beach, Momo Beach, and President Beach for some more water views.
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Learn more about Hvar

Between the lavender-scented hills and crystal Adriatic waters, a medieval town unfolds like a historical treasure map. Climb to Hvar Fortress for panoramic views that explain why Venetians fought to control this strategic harbour. The 1612 theatre – one of Europe's oldest – anchors a cultural scene that would impress cities ten times its size. By day, sail to the Pakleni Islands' hidden coves where the water shifts between impossible shades of blue. After sunset, the harbour transforms as yachts disgorge beautiful people into seafront bars. For a quieter experience, explore the stone lanes behind St. Stephen's Square, where locals tend centuries-old family homes. The beaches at Mekicevica and Pokonji Dol offer perfect swimming without the crowds of the main harbour.

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A marina with various boats, a coastal town with historic buildings, and a clear blue sky.

Find out more about Hvar

Visitors speak favourably about all that Hvar has to offer, including its beaches and port. Nature lovers can visit Stari Grad Plain and Scedro. You might find that sights like Hvar Town Arsenal & Theater and Hvar Fortress are worth a visit.

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