Hvar is a Croatian island located in central Dalmatia and
because its area of 299.7 km2 is the fourth largest island in Croatia. The
total length of the coast amounts to 254.2 km and the highest peak is St..
Nikola, up to 628 km. The island has a very pleasant Mediterranean climate and
the island is covered with pine trees and vineyards that produce around 50,000
hectoliters, or more, of wine a year.
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| Hvar |
The annual average maximum temperature on the island is 21.6
° C and the average minimum 12.8 ° C. At the average, there’s around 1,036.6 mm
of precipitation per year. One part of the island, namely Northwest, there are
a lot of sources of water and swamps, while the rest of the island rocky and
dry. People on the island are mainly engaged in agriculture, fishing and
tourism.
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| Fishing in Hvar |
It is recommended to visit the baroque cathedral church
Stephen I., or stop by the palace on the island of Hvar. Hvar is in general a
city rich in history and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in
Croatia.
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| Palace on the island of Hvar |
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| Cathedral church Stephen I. |
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| Cathedral church Stephen I. |
Hvar is expressed by the beauty of its beaches that are
mostly rocky and sandy and are surrounded by pine trees. On Hvar there are
natural sand beaches located on the north side of the island. Besides beaches,
Hvar is characterized by crystal-clear and unpolluted water that is waiting for
you wherever you go for a swim. One of the most famous beaches are Dubovica,
Zavala, Ivan Dolac and Milna.
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| Dubovica beach |
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| Zavala beach |
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| Milna beach |
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| Ivan Dolac beach |
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| Ivan Dolac beach |
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