• Hvar - The historic section of the city features palaces from the 15th and 16th centuries. As you wander through the narrow paths filled with the scents of Mediterranean flora, you will arrive at Hvar’s fort, Fortica, also known locally as Španjola.
• Stari Grad - Known as Faros, meaning “Old Town,” Stari Grad is the oldest settlement on Hvar island. It is situated on the island’s north side, at the end of a five-mile-deep bay, shielded by the hills of the Kabal peninsula to the north and the high mountain ridge of Hvar to the south.
• Brusje - The historic route from Stari Grad to Hvar town.
• Vrboska - Experience the enchanting tranquility of Vrboska. This smallest town on the island is located on both sides of a long, narrow bay, with its Vela and Mola bonda (sides) linked by a quaint stone bridge, earning it the nickname “Mala Venecija” (Little Venice). Surrounded by dense pine forests, its small bridges, cobblestone streets, and Renaissance and Gothic-style houses lining the bay, along with a tiny island within the bay, create a picturesque scene that captivates visitors. The reflection of stone houses in the water and the sunlit, gently anchored fishing boats add a unique charm and warmth to this place.
• Tomic Winery - Residing on Hvar island and producing premium wines is both a challenge and a natural choice. As early as the 4th century BC, the Ancient Greeks introduced grapevines to this sunny island, planting them in the fertile fields of the ancient town of Pharos. Over centuries of rich and eventful history, the people of Hvar have skillfully and carefully cultivated their vineyards, blessed by the Mediterranean’s abundance. Grapes and wine provided them with security, sustenance, and medicine. They developed some of the finest varieties in the region, yet the challenge persists: transforming this wealth and harmony into exceptional wines.

• Lux Van Or minivan
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Ferry Tickets
• Wine Tasting
• Brunch
• Alcoholic beverages
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes

• All Included

This one-day itinerary will guide you from the ferry to historic towns, scenic waterfronts, and hills adorned with lavender. It’s a fantastic way to experience the island in just one day.

Hvar has become one of the most popular islands in Dalmatia. It is surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and is rich in culture, being the only island in the world with four UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visitors can easily find the perfect spot for relaxation. This trip will showcase the island’s rich history and exquisite wines.

Tomić Winery

Residing on the island of Hvar and producing top-quality wines is both a challenge and a natural choice. As early as the 4th century BC, the Ancient Greeks introduced grapevines to this sunny island, planting them in the fertile fields of the ancient town of Pharos. Over centuries of rich and eventful history, the people of Hvar have cultivated their vineyards with exceptional skill and care, blessed by the Mediterranean’s abundance.

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