If you want to get away from it all then there are some fantastic cozy little bays which have little B&B’s, a few apartments and villas (usually from around 1-10 properties). Find out more
Ivan Dolac on Hvar Island is a little village on the south side of the island separated from the other side by a tunnel through the hill. Find out more
Founded in the 15th century, the Vrboska we know today is a picturesque little town situated in a fjord – It is known as “Little Venice” due to its many little bridges and it is a very pleasant place to sit for a drink and watch the world go by! Find out more
A very pretty little fishing town, Jelsa is a lovely spot for a family holiday or for couples who want to experience quintessential Croatia. Find out more
Hvar is pronounced “Hwar” by Croatians and is a fascinating place – It’s name comes from the Greek “Pharos” which means “lighthouse” and its history includes the Illyrians, the Greeks and the Romans, who are responsible for its decidedly delectable wine producing industry today.. Find out more