
Villas in Hvar
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At a glance: what should you know about renting a villa in Hvar?
- Sought-after Adriatic destination: Hvar offers crystal-clear turquoise waters, lavender hillsides, and exceptional Mediterranean charm. Villas book up quickly in peak summer, so secure accommodation early.
- Diverse villa selection: Properties range from romantic two-guest hideaways to grand estates sleeping twenty, located across Hvar Town, Stari Grad, Jelsa, Milna, and the Pakleni Islands.
- Modern amenities included: Villas feature private pools, air conditioning, sea views, fully equipped kitchens, outdoor terraces, Wi-Fi, parking, and many offer pet-friendly accommodations.
- Perfect for all travellers: Choose vibrant Hvar Town for nightlife and culture, Stari Grad for relaxed authenticity, Jelsa for families, Milna for seclusion, or the Pakleni Islands for sailing.
- World-class dining: From elegant harbourside restaurants to rustic taverns, Hvar is known for fresh seafood and Mediterranean cuisine, often served with a view of the sea.
Villas in Hvar: find your perfect retreat
What types of accommodation are available?
Hvar is one of the most sought-after islands in the Adriatic, with villas ranging from romantic hideaways for two to large estates sleeping up to 20, many with private pools and sea views. Couples can find secluded villas set among olive groves, while families and groups will find spacious options in and around Hvar Town, Stari Grad and Jelsa. Prefer a different type of stay? Browse all holiday rentals in Hvar. Look out for amenities such as:
- Private swimming pool
- Air conditioning throughout
- Sea or harbour views
- Pet-friendly options
Extend your Croatian adventure with holiday rentals in Dubrovnik or apartments in Split to get a closer look at what different parts of the country have to offer. If you'd like to explore the neighbouring islands, there are also beautiful villas on Brač and villas on Korčula.
What are the best areas to stay in Hvar?
The table below details areas for specific interests:
| Area | Best for | Advantages |
|---|---|---|
| Hvar Town | Couples and groups who want nightlife and culture on their doorstep | Vibrant, historic harbour town with restaurants, bars, and a Venetian fortress |
| Stari Grad | Families and travellers seeking a relaxed, cultural base | Quiet, authentic town with a UNESCO-listed plain and excellent ferry connections |
| Jelsa | Families with children and guests who prefer a slower pace | Charming seaside village surrounded by pine forests and pebble beaches |
| Milna | Those looking for total seclusion and natural beauty | Tiny, unspoilt village on the south coast with turquoise coves |
| Pakleni Islands | Sailing enthusiasts and guests seeking pristine beaches | Uninhabited archipelago accessible by water taxi from Hvar Town |
Villas in Hvar usually score 9.0+ from guests, who highlight breathtaking sea views, private pools and terraces, quiet secluded settings and welcoming, helpful hosts.
Exploring Hvar: our top recommendations
Nestled in the sparkling Adriatic Sea off the coast of Dalmatia, Hvar is a picturesque Croatian island renowned for its lavender fields, crystalline beaches, and vibrant Mediterranean lifestyle.
🍴Where to eat in Hvar?
According to Google Maps data and reviews, Fig Hvar is among the best-rated restaurants in Hvar. Below is a table showing the top 5 highly-rated restaurants hand-picked by our travel experts.
| Restaurant name | Review score | Recommended for |
|---|---|---|
| Fig Hvar | 4.7/5 | Fresh seafood, Mediterranean cuisine, and elegant ambience |
| Passarola | 4.7/5 | Creative Mediterranean and Croatian dishes, refined Old Town terrace |
| Dalmatino | 4.6/5 | Truffle pasta, tuna steak, and lively Dalmatian-international fusion |
| Black Pepper Restaurant | 4.5/5 | Contemporary spin on traditional Croatian fare |
| Giaxa | 4.4/5 | Intimate courtyard dining and high-quality Dalmatian cooking |
⭐Our guests' recommendation: Our guest traveller Marcus, who loves fine dining, recommends Val Marina in Hvar: this elegant waterfront restaurant greets diners with a complimentary glass of Prosecco before dishes such as lobster bisque and scallop pasta, best enjoyed at sunset with views across the harbour.
Did you know readers of Condé Nast Traveller named Hvar one of the 10 most beautiful islands in the world? With a private villa as your base, you can see why for yourself.
Activities: what are the top things to do and see in Hvar?
- Lavender fields forever
- Explore the rural interior
- Island-hop to the Pakleni Islands
- Discover the coastal villages
- Watch the sunset from a beach bar
- Dive into the underwater world
- Enjoy a Dalmatian feast
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Lavender fields forever
Hvar's countryside is carpeted with lavender, and the tiny village of Velo Grablje holds its annual Lavender Festival at the end of June. Visitors arriving in May and June can join guided tours through the fragrant fields before heading to the distillery to see how the plant becomes oil, soap and other local products.
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Explore the rural interior
Hire a car, motorbike or bike to discover Hvar's lush interior, where rolling hills hide half-abandoned villages, ancient stone buildings and narrow lanes. Don't miss the Stari Grad Plain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site still divided into the same field patterns laid out by Greek settlers over 2,000 years ago.
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Island-hop to the Pakleni Islands
Just offshore from Hvar Town, this cluster of pine-covered islets is a natural paradise of pebbly coves and crystal-clear water. Jerolim draws nature lovers, Marinkovac is home to the lively Carpe Diem Beach Club, and the idyllic hamlet of Palmizana on Sveti Klement is a favourite with locals on their days off.
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Discover the coastal villages
Beyond Hvar Town, the fishing village of Milna is perfect for a lazy swim, Vrboska charms with canals reminiscent of Venice, Stari Grad is the island's oldest and most laid-back settlement, and Jelsa is known for its sandy beach and quiet harbour.
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Watch the sunset from a beach bar
Hvar does golden hour beautifully. Head to Falko Bar or Hula Hula Bar, just over a kilometre from St Stephen's Square, to sip a chilled glass of local wine as the sun sinks below the horizon.
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Dive into the underwater world
The Pakleni Islands are among Croatia's best scuba diving spots, while Vodnjak Reef off Stambedar Island rewards divers with sponges, red algae and hundreds of fish species. Cape Pelegrin, further west, is another excellent dive site worth seeking out.
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Enjoy a Dalmatian feast
Fresh seafood is central to Hvar's food scene. Head towards Fortica to find Konoba Menego, a rustic tavern serving some of the island's best fish and seafood platters alongside home-grown vegetables and a glass of local house wine.
