Top Hvar Bus Tours

This is a perfect, convenient and affordable way to enjoy top wine and authentic, homemade local delicacies from the island’s first all natural winery. Enjoy 6 different wine courses sitting on the veranda taking in the quiet beauty of a traditional hilltop village. Wine up to the terrace for a stunning view of the sea! Tour highlights include: - 6 course wine-tasting with home-made delicacies - al fresco, on a hilltop veranda surrounded by lush hills - relaxing scenic drive through lavender fields from Hvar town - enjoy your perfect natural wine on a nearby terrace with a stunning sea view NOTE: The guided and moderated wine tasting takes place in the regular seating area on the veranda/porch. During breaks between the tasting courses, guests are welcome to explore other areas of the winery – such as The Deck, the Gazebo, and the Terrace – and are free to take photos or enjoy a glass of wine there, provided these spaces are available at the time.

Discover the highlights and hidden gems of Vis and the Pakleni Islands on this full-day speedboat tour from Hvar. Benefit from the personalized insights of your small-group skipper as you soak up coastal views, then tick off Adriatic must-sees Blue Cave and Green Cave before taking time to swim, snorkel and sunbathe on amazing beaches of Budikovac, Stiniva and Palmizana.

Enjoy a small-group yacht adventure through the Pakleni Islands and Hvar, with a maximum of eight guests for an intimate experience. Departing twice daily from Hvar, this tour offers two swim stops in secluded bays only accessible by boat. Enjoy free time to snorkel, relax, and take in Adriatic views. Bring your own snacks and drinks—there’s a fridge on board. Ideal for solo travelers, couples, or small groups.

See another side of Hvar on this tour that introduces you to the landscape of the island. You'll pass through old villages and lavender fields, stop for views of the neighboring islands of Brač and Korčula, and head to Svirče to visit best local olive oil producer on the island. During the adventure, take in the scents, sights, and tastes of the island for a well-rounded experience.

Dedicate a full day to discovering Adriatic gems on this speedboat tour of the Pakleni Islands from Hvar. Admire views of the coastline from the water, then disembark for a closer glimpse of attractions such as the Blue Cave and Green Cave (own expense). Enjoy free time to swim, snorkel, or sunbathe on Stiniva Bay and gain a more intimate glimpse of traditional island life in villages such as Komiža and Palmižana.

Hvar offers more than just beaches and bars. Discover the island’s Mediterranean landscape on a hiking tour to Milna that includes lavender fields, traditional villages, and scenic views of the region. Stop off along the way for a light local snack and taste of traditional wine included in the price, and learn more about the island’s history and culture from your local guide as you explore.

This is not a panoramic bus ride between viewpoints. It’s a slow journey across the island as locals understand it — through villages, landscapes, and stories that explain how people actually lived here. I was born on Hvar, and this experience follows the island’s real timeline: ancient settlements, farming traditions, migration, and modern life. By the end, guests don’t just see Hvar — they understand it. We’ll visit Hvar town, Stari Grad, and Jelsa—villages like Brusje, Selca, and Vrisnik. We'll take a scenic route so beautiful that even locals pause to admire it. Along the way: lavender fields, olive groves, and stunning views you’ll never forget. In Stari Grad, after our guided walk, you can enjoy free time and lunch, or I can reserve a traditional “peka” meal for you: meat or octopus slow-cooked under an iron bell. For a "peka" reservation, please get in touch with me directly. We end in Jelsa, a cozy fishing town with the island’s creamiest ice cream and amazing apple cake.

Skip the big tourist boats when you go to the Blue Cave, and book a small-group speedboat ride from Hvar instead. With numbers limited to just 12 people on board, you'll cut out the crowds and enjoy a more intimate ride to the island of Biševo where the famed Blue Cave and other sea grottoes await. Stops to swim and a friendly skipper complete the experience.

Make the most of your time on Hvar—and experience the island's highlights and culinary specialties in one trip—on this small-group day tour. Wind through the port town of Stari Grad, admire the many stone bridges of Vrboska, stroll through lavender fields (June to July), and taste delicious wine at a popular winery. Your tour also includes an authentic, 2-course lunch in a charming setting.

Initiate an unforgettable private self-guided e-bike tour of Hvar Island. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and advocates of eco-responsibility, this experience envelops you in the serene outdoors. Glide effortlessly through natural landscapes, becoming one with the stunning places you traverse. Your package includes a locker, helmet, and a helpful map with insider tips to enhance your adventure.

Discover Hvar's local side—and enjoy sights and experiences you wouldn't have on your own—on this private, half-day tour. With round-trip transportation from your Dalmatian coast accommodation, getting to the island is hassle-free. Explore hidden landmarks and secluded villages with your guide to learn about traditional life on the island, then complete your visit with tastings of authentic regional wines.

Some islands are meant to be explored slowly. Hvar is one of them. On this private full-day tour, see the island's natural beauty, history, hidden corners and authentic traditions with a local guide who grew up here. Pickup from your hotel, apartment or port, then a scenic drive to Napoleon's Fortress, 250m above Hvar Town, with panoramic views over the Pakleni Islands and the Adriatic. Travel quiet inland roads past lavender fields, vineyards and stone villages: Velo Grablje, once the heart of European lavender production, and abandoned Malo Grablje, with roofless stone houses and a preserved 1894 olive mill. Next, Stari Grad, one of Croatia's oldest towns: visit Tvrdalj Castle and stroll the historic streets. Continue through the UNESCO-listed Stari Grad Plain, farmed since ancient Greek times, and reach Humac, a 15th-century stone village with sweeping views over vineyards, forests and sea. The day ends at a family-run konoba with a Dalmatian meal, local wine and olive oil.

Start with pickup from your hotel, apartment or port in Hvar Town, then a short panoramic drive to Napoleon's Fortress, 250 metres above the town, with views over Hvar Town, the Pakleni Islands and the Adriatic. Continue to the hilltop village of Brusje and a family-run estate, where you'll learn traditional methods of producing honey, olive oil and lavender, and taste four types of honey, local spirits and two extra virgin olive oils. The route follows the historic Napoleon Road past terraced lavender fields and dry stone walls to Velo Grablje, a 14th-century village, then Malo Grablje, abandoned in the 1960s, with its roofless stone houses and historic olive mill. The tour finishes in Stari Grad, one of Croatia's oldest towns, with a guided walk and a visit to Tvrdalj Castle, the Renaissance retreat of poet Petar Hektorovic. Then free time to wander, have a coffee by the sea, or eat at a family-run konoba.

Whether you're a wine connoisseur or rarely drink, this wine-tasting tour of Hvar is a great way to explore the beautiful landscape while eating and drinking well. You'll visit two wineries, one run by a family and the other also producing olive oil. Enjoy lots of delicious samples that will be paired with snacks of local delicacies. A fun way for couples or friends to experience Croatia.

Escape the busy streets of Hvar and discover the quieter side of the island through historic villages, panoramic viewpoints, local stories, and a relaxed wine experience. This tour combines a guided walk through Hvar Town with a scenic drive along old island roads, passing vineyards, lavender fields, olive groves, and stone villages that reveal authentic island life. After exploring Hvar Town, we drive to the historic fortress for panoramic views overlooking the Paklinski Islands and the Adriatic Sea. The journey continues through Brusje, Velo Grablje, and Malo Grablje. In Velo Grablje, once known for lavender production, we stop for a short walk and a glass of local red wine. Afterward, we descend through a canyon formed during the Ice Age, pass the abandoned village of Malo Grablje, and return to Hvar Town.

Make the most of your time on Hvar with a bike tour of the island’s scenic villages and countryside, and cover more distance in less time than possible by foot. Discover regional highlights including the UNESCO-listed Stari Grad Plain and a traditional wine cellar, and visit rural villages for a taste of authentic Croatia, with light refreshments included in the price.

Join me on a journey through the landscapes, traditions, and wines of Hvar. I work the land myself — growing grapes, producing olive oil, and harvesting lavender — so this experience goes beyond sightseeing and offers a genuine glimpse into island life. After a short walk through Hvar Town’s historic streets, we drive into the island’s rural heart along scenic roads surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and quiet villages. Along the way, we stop at panoramic viewpoints that reveal the landscapes where Hvar’s wines are born. The tour ends at a small family-run winery where you’ll taste authentic local varieties such as Bogdanjuša, Drnjekupa, Prč, and Mali Plavac — wines shaped by the island’s sun, sea breeze, and generations of tradition.

Discover the island’s traditions and natural beauty on this unforgettable lavender tour. As we explore the island, you’ll discover Brusje and Velo Grablje, villages marked by lavender production. Meet the beekeeper and taste local honey and brandy—products crafted from the island’s aromatic plants, right where they’re made. You'll gain hands-on experience on the Lavender family farm in Jelsa, where you'll meet the artisans who keep these traditions alive behind the scenes and live life in touch with nature. Lavender is a seasonal plant, so the best time to see lavender fields is in June and July. And even after the harvest, products and fields are equally stunning. On our half-day herbal tour, you'll discover terraces, fields, the UNESCO-protected Stari Grad field, Hvar town, and much more. Book your lavender tour today and embark on an authentic adventure that will stay with you forever.

Explore the vineyards of Hvar on a full-day small-group tour that lets you enjoy wine without driving. Visit two of Croatia’s most esteemed family-run wineries and taste four to five wines at each, including Prošek, the original Dalmatian wine. End your day with an authentic Dalmatian 2-course dinner featuring traditional stews in a rustic setting.