Sunny Hvar & Paklinski Islands

Join us on our private boat tour to Hvar and Paklinski Islands and visit the island’s heart and its busiest destination, walk the vibrant streets of the town of Hvar, dip yourself in some of the best secluded bays, try all sorts of refreshing cocktails and enjoy the flavors of Dalmatian heavenly cuisine.

Milna (Brač)

An ideal place to take a break from our boat ride to Hvar. Coffee or a cocktail at “Fjaka” bar is a perfect way of starting your Dalmatian adventure.

The town of Hvar

A gorgeous old city that transforms into a party town when the sun sets. 13th century walls surround beautifully ornamented Gothic palaces and traffic-free marble streets flooded with rivers of people all around the year, except during winter time.

Austro-Venetian Fortica located on the rocky cliffs above the coastline provides a spectacular view of the bay and Paklinski Islands.
Town square, St. Stephen’s cathedral, City Hall – impressive architecture combined with modern tourism means you won’t find the Mayor at the City Hall, but you can have a fancy meal on its terrace.
The Riva – a lively promenade full of yachts, restaurants, bars, and people from all over the world. After getting to know the town of Hvar, it is time to continue our Hvar and Paklinski Islands tour by visiting the Palmižana Bay. You can also check out our selection of sea tours to make sure you find the one that suits you best.

Paklinski Islands – Palmižana Bay

A spectacular chain of mostly uninhabited green isles full of secluded bays, turquoise water and beautiful underwater world. The most popular bay – Palmižana – recognizable for its palm trees, sandy beach and restaurants, provides shelter for hundreds of boats every day. If you fancy the posh life, this is the place to be, if not, one of the secluded private bays will surely meet your expectations.

Milna (Hvar)

We usually use this cool bay to get away from Hvar’s fast pace and crazy prices and to bring our private boat tour to Hvar and Paklinski Islands to a chill end. A family run konoba set in an olive grove just a couple of minutes stroll from the beach serves sensational fish and meat dishes. Portions are huge, prices are reasonable, the ambient is stunning. Best restaurant on the island – by the words of many.