Villas and apartments located in the old town area of Hvar belong to a car-free zone and generally do not have parking spaces. Although you don't really need a car in Hvar itself, if you do decide to come by car, the closest and safest option is Hvar Center Parking. It consists of three different parking lots, one after the other, with prices depending on how close they are to the main square. You'll find it across from the bus station and the largest supermarket, Konzum. A daily parking ticket costs around €10.
Street parking in the streets above the old town is usually possible in the preseason and postseason, but in July and August, it becomes nearly impossible.
Houses in the newer part of Hvar (on the hill), around the Hula Hula Bar, the Amfora Hotel, and on the road to Pokonji Dol Beach, generally do have private parking.
In most apartments in the city of Hvar, pets are not allowed. However, since many villas have large yards where your pets can run around, the best approach is to send an inquiry with details about your dog's size and breed, and you'll receive a prompt response. Villa Garden Beauty is pet-friendly.
Hvar Town is known for being situated on a hill, and just a step to the left or right of the main square, the steps begin. Despite this, our villas are still in premium locations. Along the entire seafront (the first row toward the sea), you'll find hotels and small restaurants, while the first rental homes start on the streets above. Therefore, the closest villa to the center—apart from Timeless Beauty, which is right on the main square—is about 30–40 steps away; the second level is around 50 steps, and the third level roughly 80–90 steps.
You don't need to worry about counting steps, as we can arrange porters to assist you upon arrival. And if you measure it in walking time, all of these properties are just 2 to 7 minutes of easy walking from the town center.
You won't be wandering aimlessly through narrow streets in search of your accommodation and address. We personally welcome you at the port and guide you to your accommodation, providing helpful information along the way.
All shops are located in the city center. The largest supermarket is Konzum, situated behind St. Stephen's Church, next to the market and the bus station. On the main square, you'll find a smaller Studenac market and a pharmacy right next to it.
Another part of town, known as Križna Luka, has Tommy and Studenac supermarkets near the football field, where you can also drive right up to the entrance.
The pharmacy in Hvar Town is on the main square and is open seven days a week during the summer months. In the pre- and post-season, it may be closed on Sundays.
The doctor's office and emergency services are located right next to the Amfora Hotel, and during the summer there is also a clinic next to the pharmacy on the main square.
Mornings in Hvar are magical. Be part of the tradition and enjoy your first cup of coffee on the waterfront promenade or the main square. There are several places for a delicious breakfast:
Fig Restaurant – Located on a street above the main square and away from the crowds, this small, laid-back spot has an excellent breakfast selection and is also great for brunch.
Almost all restaurants on the main square have added breakfast to their menus. Our top picks are La Bocca and the traditional Kogo.
Kava 37 – Known for having the best coffee in town, they also offer excellent croissants.
A rich buffet breakfast on the beautiful terraces of Hotel Park (around €20) and an even more exclusive option on the terrace of Hotel Adriana (around €30).
