Hvar Island
Hvar Island

Hvar Island

Croatia

Introduction to Port

Port Hvar Island stands out among Adriatic cruise stops with a sun-kissed harbor, lavender-scented walkways, and a living blend of medieval stone charm and modern island vitality. As the sunniest island in the Adriatic, it invites guests to long days of outdoor exploration: sail the turquoise coves of the Pakleni Islands, cycle along cliffside lanes, or anchor in a sheltered inlet for a paddle and a swim in crystal-clear water. The signature experiences center on Hvar Town’s sunlit waterfront where Renaissance towers frame cafes, the climb to Fortica for sweeping panoramas, and sunset tastings of local plavac mali and fresh Adriatic seafood. Just a short ride away awaits Stari Grad and the ancient Stari Grad Plain, a UNESCO-listed landscape of olive groves and centuries-old stone walls that tells the island’s slow, authentic story. The port itself has been designed to welcome ships of varying sizes with ample berths, efficient gangways, and shaded promenades that let travelers disembark with ease to discover what makes this place special. Onboard, guests enjoy a curated set of shore-side services—excursion desks, multilingual guidance, and easy transfer options—plus onboard hospitality that complements the island’s warm, sporty vibe, from quick-water activities to gastronomic experiences ashore.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Sunny climate
Renowned for 2,724 hours of sunshine annually and mild coastal weather.
Historic towns
Medieval towns, castles, and lively markets to explore.
Scenic landscapes
Dramatic forests, lakes, and rugged coastlines.
Vibrant culture
Festivals, museums, and lively cafes around central Unirii square.