Hvar And Pakleni Islands Private Tour From Split

Milna is a charming little township on the west coast of Brač island, encircled by beautiful sand shores - Pasikova, Maslinova, Osibova, Vlaška. It is most famous for its spectacular bay. The city has an ancient history which dates back to the Roman times of Dioklecijan. The emperor, Dioklecijan's fleet, has found a secure harbour in the shallow Adriatic port at the time of the building of his mansion in the town of Split. This beautiful Dalmatian place is the most attractive and sheltered harbour of Brač. The two highly equipped marinas in Milna offer top-class assistance for nautical guests. Nowadays, the community is a popular tourist destination and a famous marine; it's filled with cultural and historical sights. The centre of the village contains a beautiful Baroque church which provides a marvellous ancient sight. Besides historical landmarks, scenic beauty, and the enchanting charm of a typical Dalmatian town, Milna will delight you with its famous Mediterranean food, quality olive oil, and exceptional wines.

The town of Hvar is placed on the Island with the same name, and it's the most sunshiny place in all of Europe. Town Hvar is the number one Croatian touristic destination and is famous for various kinds of guests. The town offers various cultural and historical sights and has beautiful architecture, which signifies its ancient and distinguished history. The town has numerous landmarks, from the famous Fortica and Loggia to the Arsenal and beautiful Theatre. The city's architecture is extraordinary, and Hvar is perfect for exploring. Besides cultural and historical sites, Hvar is a town of luxury hotels and excellent bars with a waterfront full of big yachts worldwide. The city is a Croatian gem and the most popular tourist place in Dalmatia. Like all Croatian destinations, the city is a remarkably safe place perfect for team-building actions or family vacations. The Blue Sharks private tour will give you plenty of time for sightseeing and pastime.

Explore the most useful ideas to get to Hvar Island with Blue Sharks' advice on sights, activities, Mediterranean food, and drinking famous wine. The Island has a wine tradition dating back 2400 years ago, whose sunbathed vineyards enjoy the most sun in the Adriatic. Organic food is a trademark of the Dalmatian islands, and Hvar is famous for its excellent sea fish, olive oil, goat cheese, and honey. The landscape of the Island is widely known for its lavender fields and lavender oil, whose scent is irresistible. Away from the rush in the town of Hvar, much of the 42-mile-long Island is abandoned. The Island offers various experiences, ranging from swimming and scuba diving to rock climbing, hiking and cycling. It is difficult to enumerate all the beauties of the Island. Still, it is allowed to say that the Island of Hvar is regularly listed in the top five island destinations in the world by Condé Nast Traveler and Lonely Planet./p>

The crystal clear Adriatic sea surrounding the Pakleni islands is perfect for summer activities. Many secluded coves throughout the Archipelago provide the ideal spots to spend a few hours enjoying the Adriatic Sea. Equip yourself with a snorkel and a mask from our boat and explore the underwater life of the Adriatic Sea. Blue Sharks' favourite beaches include two large inlets on St. Clement's after Vineyard Bay, Zdrilca beach, on Marinkovac Island and Mlini beach, on the same Island. The Archipelago is interesting to explore, and you will have enough time for the famous Dalmatian Island. Blue Shark's advice for lunchtime is to go to the restaurants on St. Clement. Our schedule is carefully assembled, and you'll have enough time to enjoy a traditional Dalmatian dish like the famous gregada. The tour ends with a memorable experience, the sail back to Split under the charming Adriatic sunset.