• Hvar - The historic part of the city features palaces from the 15th and 16th centuries. Wander through narrow streets filled with the scents of Mediterranean plants to reach Hvar’s fort, Fortica, also known locally as Španjola.
• Stari Grad - Stari Grad, also known as Faros (meaning “Old Town”), is the oldest town on Hvar island. Located on the island’s north side, it sits at the end of a five-mile-deep bay, shielded by the hills of the Kabal peninsula to the north and the high mountain ridge of Hvar to the south.
• Brusje - An old route from Stari Grad to Hvar town.
• Vrboska - Visit Vrboska and immerse yourself in its charming, peaceful beauty. Situated on both sides of a long, narrow bay, Vrboska is the smallest town on the island. Its Vela and Mola bonda (sides) are connected by a small stone bridge, earning it the nickname “Mala Venecija” (Little Venice). Surrounded by dense pine forests, the town’s small bridges, paved streets, and Renaissance and Gothic houses on either side of the bay, along with a tiny island within the bay, create a picturesque scene. The reflection of stone houses in the water and the sunlit, calmly anchored fishing boats add a special charm and intimate warmth to the place.
• Tomic Winery - Living on Hvar island and producing top-quality wines is both a challenge and a natural choice for us. The Ancient Greeks introduced grapevines to this sunny island as early as the 4th century BC, planting them in the fertile fields of the ancient town of Pharos. Over centuries of rich and turbulent history, the people of Hvar have skillfully and carefully cultivated their vineyards, blessed by the Mediterranean’s abundance. Grapes and wine provided them with security, food, and medicine. They grew some of the finest varieties in the region, but the challenge remains: how to transform this richness and harmony into exceptional wines.

• Bottled water
• Wine Tasting
• Brunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Lux Van or Minivan transport
• All fees and taxes included
• Ferry Tickets
• Alcoholic Beverages

• All Included

This single-day tour itinerary guides you from the ferry, through historical towns, along the waterfront, and up to hillside lavender fields. It’s a brilliant way to experience the island in a day.
Hvar has emerged as one of the most frequented islands in Dalmatia. Encircled with breathtaking landscapes and steeped in cultural heritage (it is the only island in the world with four UNESCO World Heritage Sites), it offers the ideal retreat for perfect relaxation. On this journey, we will let you in on the rich history and wine of this spectacular Island.
Tomić Winery
Residing on Hvar Island and producing top-notch wines is both our ambition and a sensible choice for us. As far back as the 4th century BC, the Ancient Greeks introduced vine cultivation to this sunny island, laying the first vineyards in the fertile grounds of the old city of Pharos. Over centuries of varied and eventful history, the island’s inhabitants have skillfully and meticulously maintained their vineyards, benefiting from the bounty of the Mediterranean.

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