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With its upmarket hotels, fine dining and legendary beach bars, Hvar is the place to go if you like living the high life. But there’s another side to all the glitz and glamour. The island’s interior is dotted with ancient hamlets, picturesque vineyards and fragrant lavender fields.
As the sunniest place in Croatia, there’s no bad time to visit Hvar, but to see the island at its best visit between June and August when the lavender fields are in full bloom. Peak season between July and August is when the party and temperature really heats up – flights and accommodation at this time can be expensive. Visit earlier in the year during spring to catch the world-famous Easter procession or in September for the grape harvest.
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There are bargain flights to Hvar available from multiple UK departure points, with direct and indirect options including:
The closest airport to Hvar is in the beautiful city of Split, about an hour and a half away by regular ferry connection. Resnik airport is the second busiest in Croatia, handling around three million passengers a year. Connections to the ferry port are through public buses, taxis or rental cars.
Several major and low-cost airlines offer cheap flights to Hvar, including:
From the airport in Split, the easiest way to get to the island is by ferry. It takes between one and two hours, depending on which port you’re heading to.
Once on the island, you can rent scooters or bikes, which are a really fun way of travelling through the olive groves and lavender fields. A regular bus service connects the main towns and ports, and there are plenty of taxis that can be hired by the day for excursions.
Make the short walk up to the Spanjola fortress from Hvar town to explore the 16th century ramparts and enjoy spectacular views over the Pakleni islands. Get away from the crowds and visit Tito’s caves, a great place to watch the sunset. It’s also well worth taking a wine tour, learning more about how this region has been producing excellent vintages for more than two thousand years.
You don’t need a visa for travel in Croatia. The time zone is one hour ahead of GMT.
Prices were available within the past 7 days and starts at £36 for one-way flights and £42 for round trip, for the period specified. Be sure to select the 'Direct flights only' box above if you are looking for a non stop route. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.
