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Hvar was lovely, but it was quiter than usual do to covid, but this was ideal for us. not sure if i would like it really busy. Places in hvar do look very posy but there are places that arnt like that. I found hvar the cheapest of all the islands for food and drink. Easy to get around, but very hilly and lots of steps everywhere. Must visit the island just of hvar, lots of water taxis to take you over.

Beautiful town, not overcrowded and very easy to walk around. It isnt a huge place so 1 week was perfect for me, although you could probably spend longer lounging on beaches all day! The fortress is worth the hike for amazing views of Hvar and the port. Hvar is easily walked around however if you wanted to go further out I'm not sure how as I didnt see a single taxi or public transport system the whole time.

Beautiful island that can accommodate everyone - young people looking to party (city of Hvar), families with kids (Milna, Vrboska and Jelsa) and people looking for some peace and quiet (Zavala, Ivan Dolac,...). Getting around is best by car, but a scooter or a bike (if you are in serious shape) can work too. West side of the island has great wide roads, the east side is still good but narrower and will need you to drive more carefully. Roads to smaller places (Zavala, Sv. Nedjelja,...) often have very curvy, narrow roads than can be a bit tricky. Hvar has all types of beaches - pebbly, rocky and sand. Most "famous"ones have one or more beach bars on it but if you want a more secluded one - you will need to really explore and break some serious sweat going up and down those steep rocky goat trails. Visits to Pakleni islands and island Sćedro are usually scheduled as day trips (11 am-6 pm) with time for sunbathing and swimming. Keep in mind that south side of Hvar is mostly up and down the hills and the north side is a bit easier for exploring.

The island Hvar is just amazing place. I really love it because I feel good there. You practically have everything.Loads of all types of beaches, crystal clear see, sunny and warm weather throughout whole year. The town as such offers all sort of entertainment for various tastes. You could pick from culture nights in theater or cinema, or nice romantic dinners ..to crazy wild nights clubbing in town. The nature is amazing and i find the air in Hvar even healing. This is my dream place for holiday. It could get really warm so people having problem with heat should book in June or September rather then during the peak season in July and August.

We both loved the local restaurants and bars and the general feel of the place. You can walk to some amazing beaches and get boat taxis to other islands. We visited Palmizana by boat and spent the day on the the beach and had drinks at Toto's beach club. The hi light of our trip was our day spent at Pacha Mama beach club, which you can reach by boat from the harbour. It was heavenly! The food , the view from our private cabana and the wonderful hospitality shown by Manuela. Also we had a leisurely lunch at Mustaco on Pokonji Dol beach, it was worth the 30 min walk. Remember to have plenty of kuna on you as most places do not take cards!

Hvar is very nice place with an active night life. The restaurants are good and they offer good quality food and the service is perfect. The prices are higher than in the other cities on the island and it could be very crowdy in the high season. The beaches are also good and you can reach the Pakleni islands easily by boat (there are may options for renting or you can take a taxi in acceptable price). You can never be bored in Hvar. :-)