Split to Hvar day trip: A One-Day itinerary for the perfect island escape in Croatia
We have travelled everywhere in Croatia, and Hvar is definitely on top of our list of best places to explore. So planning a Split to Hvar day trip is good to check out a few tips included in this post.
While staying in Split and having our ferry from Dubrovnik cancelled, we decided to explore Hvar Island anyway. The fantastic island through the Dalmatian lands is filled with lovely beaches, excellent Venetian architecture, a charming old town, and quintessential villages.
This guide will introduce everything you should know about a day trip to Hvar Island from Split. We also created a detailed schedule for spending a day in Hvar. We have also included suggestions for the best tours from Split to Hvar and 10 top things to do on Hvar Island.
If you are ready to discover Hvar Island, get deeper into the guide, and check the best way to plan a day trip from Split to Hvar.
Things to know before visiting Hvar Island
Before getting deeper into the guide, it’s good to know a few things about Hvar. Let’s start by saying that it is easy to organise a day trip from Split to Hvar; however, this depends on the season.
Hvar Island is one of the most popular destinations for summer in Croatia. The island is often associated with a trip to Split, as it is the second-largest city in Croatia and directly connects to Hvar, Stari Grad, Brac, Korcula and even Dubrovnik.
A day trip to Hvar from Split is included in every guide about the Croatian Coastal city. Check out our Split 3 day itinerary.
You can visit Hvar even on an unplanned day, just booking your ticket at the port, at least the day before and hopping on the fast ferry. However, this is not possible during summer, as the ferries are sold out within a week before. Check out availability and tickets HERE.
Hvar Island is famous among youngsters as one of Croatia’s party places. However, Hvar is more than just fun! Fun! Fun. The island, tucked with the Dalmatian islands, has some of the best beaches in Croatia and is a must to visit while roaming around Croatia.
You can take a day trip to Hvar from Split, take advantage of multiple ferries per day, or go on a tour (We suggest checking tours with Get Your Guide and Viator. Even though you might stay just within Hvar’s old town, it is worth the trip. Enjoy the Venetian Architecture welcoming you on Hvar Island, roaming around the old town, and, why not, hiking up to the Spanish fortress for the best view of Hvar.
When to visit Hvar?
The peak tourist season in Croatia is from June through September. During this period, the weather is nicest, with pleasant temperatures and longest days. However, as it is the busiest time, the beaches might be crowded, and so the most significant sights of Hvar. During summer in Croatia, Hvar hosts some of the best festivals. The Hvar Summer Festival features a wide range of music, theatre, and dance performances.
If you like a more peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, we suggest you explore the island during the shoulder season (May, June, September, and October). The weather during these months might be more relaxed, but definitely, the atmosphere is perfect for chilling. We enjoyed visiting Hvar in Spring, as the flowers were blooming, and there were just a few people around. The shoulder season is also ideal for travellers on a budget, with a broader choice of accommodation and low prices.
The off-season is the best time to visit Hvar Island. However, if you want to avoid crowds and have a more relaxed experience, visit Hvar in November or April. The weather is cooler, and the days might be shorter, but many of the island’s cultural and historical attractions, like the Fortress, Cathedral, and museums, remain open and free.
We suggest you avoid the period between December and February as days are definitely shorter with less daylight available. Also, consider that there are fewer ferries on the route from Split to Hvar during winter. This consideration makes the Split to Hvar day trip challenging to organise.
How far is Hvar from Split?
Hvar Island is located southwest of Split, one of Croatia’s main cities. Hvar lies about 68 nautical miles (126 kilometres) southwest of Split. There are numerous routes to travel between the two locations, all of which involve crossing the sea, as there are no airports on Hvar Island.
The ferry is the quickest and most convenient way to get from Split to Hvar. The ferry voyage takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
It is also possible to travel to Hvar by catamaran or speedboat, which takes less time but costs more. However, if you are prepared to pay a premium for the journey, the duration is only about 1 hour and 30 minutes, depending on the sea conditions.
Another route will lead you to the island’s centre. In actuality, you can come or depart at Sucuraj, located on the eastern side of the island of Hvar. This port is popular because it allows you to get to Hvar Island by car, having a harbour for bigger boats.
The trip from Split to Hvar Island takes about 3 hours and 30 minutes. You should be aware, however, that cars are not permitted to enter Hvar Old Town and must be parked in the parking lot.
How to get to Hvar from Split
There are many ways to reach Hvar from Split for a day trip. The most convenient way is to get a ferry, and you have two options for the arrival harbour. We have created a comprehensive guide on how to get from Split to Hvar by ferry that you should check out.
By ferry
Jadrolinija | Jadrolinija is the leading ferry operator in Croatia and offers several daily ferry services from Split to Hvar Island during the summer months. The ferry departs from Split’s main terminal and arrives at Hvar Town. The trip usually takes around 2 hours and 30 minutes. You can purchase the ticket here or check the timetable here.
Jadrolinija to Jelsa | If you are visiting Hvar Island and staying in more remote areas, it’s good to look into transport from Split to Jelsa, operated by Jadrolinija. This transport is just for passengers, and no cars are allowed on board. Also, note that you can take pets or bikes; foot passengers are allowed too.
This is the fastest and cheapest way to reach Hvar Island from Split. The transport is usually just 1 hour and 40 minutes. The prices vary from €5,50 to €8 KN depending on the season, and there is only one boat a day.
Catamaran
Krilo and G&V Line are the two companies that operate high-speed catamaran services between Split and Hvar Island. The route has several summer trips and reduced service for the rest of the year. The trip between Split and Hvar Island on a catamaran takes just 1 hour and 30 minutes, and it’s the most comfortable journey.
You must book it in advance, especially if visiting the island during summer. Book your trip now!
Private speedboat
Several private speedboat companies offer transport from Split to Hvar day trip, with around 1 hour and a half travel time. Check out this option or this one, including Brac and the other 6 islands.
Organised tours
Full-Day Catamaran Cruise to Hvar & Pakleni Islands | Sail by catamaran to the islands of Hvar and Pakleni. Explore the mediaeval town of Hvar and stop to swim in two iconic Brac Island spots. €115 per person BOOK HERE!
Hvar boat tour from Split + Blue Cave and Five Islands | A 10-hour tour of Hvar on board a stunning Catamaran for the best memories from Croatia. During the day, you will also explore Biševo, Vis, Budikovac, and Pakleni. Admire the natural beauty of the Blue cave and explore unspoiled hidden beaches. CATCH THE BARGAIN!
Hvar, Brac and Pakleni Island on a one day trip from Split | This is the most cost-effective trip from Split, visiting three of the best islands in the Dalmatian Archipelago. This trip includes lunch and drinks. Check the availability.
From Split Airport to Hvar Island
Split: Airport to Hvar Town Speedboat Transfer | A private driver will pick you up at Split Airport and take you to the port where your boat transfers to Hvar.
Private Tours
ONE DAY TRIP FROM SPLIT TO HVAR AND SURROUNDING ISLANDS ON BOARD OF A LUXURIOUS CATAMARAN | A sightseeing cruise to the Bisevo Blue Cave (Modra Spilja), the Blue Lagoon, and Vis island allows you to escape the crowds on land and see some of Croatia’s finest natural wonders. Check this tour!
How long is the ferry from Split to Hvar?
The ferry from Split to Hvar takes between 50 and 70 minutes, depending on the company (Krilo is the fastest) and the sea conditions.
In the summer, the first ferry leaves Hvar at 7:40 a.m., and the last departs Hvar for Split at 9:30 p.m. (the schedule varies a lot in winter, with fewer ferries).
These ferries make it simple to plan your own day trip from Split to Hvar Island.
How to get around Hvar Island
10 Things to do in Hvar in one day | How to spend one day in Hvar
Hvar was on top of our Croatia bucket List, and we loved to make our trip to the island even though our ferry from Dubrovnik was cancelled because of rough seas. We were mainly attracted to Hvar because of the architecture, pristine landscape and quiet villages.
As usual, before travelling to the island, we made a list of the best things to do in Hvar, and there we went sharing it with you.
Also, continue reading after the best Hvar sightseeings, as we have crafted a unique one day Hvar Itinerary to help you plan it smarter and better.
How to spend one day in Hvar
Explore Hvar Old Town
In every guide about Hvar, it is unmissable to mention a stroll around the old town. Before starting our adventure through the island, we decided to spend an hour or so just chilling in the old town. Once debarked from the ferry from Split, you will see the fantastic architecture of Hvar harbour. Walking through the cobblestone roads, it becomes even more evident that Hvar is on another level, making it one of our favourite destinations in Croatia.
The charming old town is simply beautiful, with the castle protecting it in ancient times, the wide piazza and the Cathedral knocking time.
We slipped back in time, wandering around the streets and never got tired of these views. There are many spots you should consider checking in Hvar old town, and this is for sure St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Franciscan Monastery, just behind the harbour and the narrow side streets that come alive at night with buzzing bars and lively nightlife.
Walk along the promenade
Walking along the promenade, watching around and searching for the beauty in every detail was fantastic. The promenade comprises lined palm trees, statues, and stone seating with a perfect view over the sea and the Dalmatian islands. We have been strolling around the promenade twice during our day trip from Split to Hvar, one time once arriving and later at sunset. Both times of the day were fantastic. Walking through Hvar Promenade, you will notice many bars and ice cream shops. On a warm day, during the scorching Croatian summer, it might be refreshing to get an ice cream; we suggest checking out this gelato shop in Hvar.
Hike up to the Spanish Fortress
The Spanish Fortress is one of the highlights of every trip to Hvar Island. Walking up the narrow streets of Hvar Town, you will end up in a garden uphill towards Fortica. The garrison, also known as the Spanish Fortress, is the best viewpoint in Hvar.
We loved the view over Otok Jerolim and Otok Marinkovac Islands. We visited Hvar in the shoulder season, so the fortress was free to enter. However, we were lucky, as the monument is mainly closed in winter due to safety reasons and few tourists are around. Usually, the entrance to the Spanish Fortress in Hvar is €3 (£ 2.8 | $ 3.5). Nevertheless, you can spend a lot of time on the fortress, so it’s worth the effort of the easy hike. Inside the fortress, you will find a bar with a cute view of the sea.
Appreciate a typical local meal
While exploring Hvar, we couldn’t miss indulging in the local cuisine. As it is an island, you might guess correctly that the main dishes are seafood. However, Hvar has a wide production of vegetables and fruits across the island, which makes every dish a fantastic experience.
The cook also makes the meat very well and decorates the dishes colourfully. It was fantastic to speak with locals, get to know where every product came from, and discover that everything was locally produced.
Explore the surrounding villages | Stari Grad
Even though we explored Hvar Island by foot, it was easy to reach Stari Grad, on the other side of Hvar Town, by public transport. There are just a few buses crossing the island every day, but it is easy to plan the trip making the best of the return timing. The bus from Hvar Town will take you through breathtaking scenery, crossing the island from part to part. Alessia usually gets car sick, but not this time, so we are safe to say that it is an easy journey.
Following the legends, Stari Grad is the oldest city in Croatia. The wonderful little fisherman village is right on the sea, with surrounding hills and mountains (not so high) overlooking the Mediterranean. We enjoyed strolling around the town, with narrow cobblestone streets, very old but well-maintained buildings and reminiscence of the Roman Empire and Venetian rulers. Stari Grad is rarely on the traveller’s itineraries but is an unmissable place to visit while exploring Croatia. We often refer to StariGrad as a hidden gem in Croatia.
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Discover the best beaches in Hvar Island
Of course, one of the main things to do on Hvar Island is to discover the best beaches. On a one day trip from Split to Hvar, visiting Croatia in summer, you can’t skip the beach time.
Some of the best beaches on the islands are away from Hvar’s old town, so you need a mode of transport to reach them. The suggested way is to rent a motorbike once you arrive in Hvar old town and drive through the winding hills in search of freedom.
Some of the most popular beaches in Hvar are Malo Zorace Beach. The crystal clear water is fantastic and worth the effort to reach the remote location. Milna beach is becoming popular among tourists, so expect big crowds in summer. However, it is good to know that some of the best beaches are made of rocks or pebbles, so beach shoes are needed.
The most hidden beach in Hvar is Jagodna. The fantastic strip of sand is still quiet and has yet to be discovered among tourists. The beach features a mix of sandy and pebbled short strips, surrounded by high cliffs that make the water even clearer.
Beaches in Hvar Town
We couldn’t miss giving you some insights if you wish to remain in Hvar Old Town. However, even if you don’t feel confident driving in Hvar, you can enjoy the beaches.
Right at the back of Hvar Harbour, near the Franciscan Monastery, there is Hvar Town beach. This is the closest beach to the old town and is reachable by a short but pleasant walk. The beach tends to be crowded in summer, but there is enough space to swim in the shallow water.
However, the best beach near Hvar Town is Bonj beach, which is also fantastic for sunset. Walking toward the Hotel Amfora, the beach is right in front of the accommodation. To reach the beach, you will pass by a pine forest, smelling the sea breeze and enjoying the beauty of the landscape.
Enjoy Hvar sunset
We have introduced you to Hvar sunset, but it is worth giving you some tips before visiting Hvar. While on a day trip from Split to Hvar, we knew that the favourite part of the day would be the sunset. Depending on the season you are visiting Croatia, the sunset time might change.
We suggest you head to Hvar town for sunset, so be on time to catch the last ferry. Then, hike up to the Spanish Fortress, and allow at least 30 minutes to reach the top. The view from the garrison is fantastic. Another great place to enjoy the sunset in Hvar is from the promenade. We went down to the Spanish Fortress on time to enjoy another point of view. Get a drink at a local bar, and walk to the pier. In our opinion, this is the best way to end your day trip to Hvar.
Visit the lavender fields in Hvar
Hvar is best known for its beaches, the nightlife and, of course, its beautiful lavender fields. Lavender fields near the village of Velo Grablje and the area around Sveta Nedjelja are two of the best places to see nearby Hvar town. Furthermore, the town of Hvar has several small lavender gardens and shops selling lavender-based products like soaps, oils, and sachets. You can get a lovely souvenir, unique from Hvar.
The best time to visit the lavender fields in Hvar town is typically during June and July (Summer in Croatia) when the lavender is in full bloom. The fields are a vibrant purple at this time of year, and the air is filled with the fragrant scent of blooming lavender. It is important to note, however, that the exact timing of the blooming season can vary depending on the weather conditions of that particular year.
If you are interested in visiting the Lavender fields in Hvar, check out this suggested tour.
Lost track of time admiring the Dalmatian Islands
We have already told you that once we disembarked in Hvar, we spent a lot of time in the old town’s main square. You should spend some time appreciating the fantastic landscape too.
Arriving in Hvar, many people are amused by the beautiful islands surrounding the destination, the architecture, and the unique colours that go from turquoise to blue.
We loved our little moments of appreciation looking at the islands surrounding Hvar, it was fantastic to see local life passing by with locals on little boats and fishermen coming back with the catch.
Go on a tour to Pakleni Islands
Only a few people know you can go on a fantastic day trip to Pakleni Island from Hvar island. It is a day trip into a day trip.
The tours are very cheap, and you should book in advance as it tends to be sold out easily since spring. On Pakleni Islands, you can enjoy a walk into the unspoiled nature or just lay on the beach (well, rocks). Check out this tour to Pakleni Island from Hvar.
Split to Hvar day trip tours
Hvar 5 Islands & Blue Cave Tour | Take this fantastic opportunity to make your trip to Hvar memorable, going over and beyond the usual day trip itinerary. Explore the famous Blue Cave, Vis Island and three other islands (Ravnik, Budikovac and Bisevo), besides roaming around Hvar old town.
Book your Hvar 5 Islands & Blue Cave tour on GetYourGuide or Viator!
Full-Day Catamaran Cruise to Hvar & Pakleni Islands from Split | Enjoy a full day on board a catamaran, sail from Split to Hvar and visit Pakleni Islands. You will stop in a secluded bay near Hvar’s Old Town and enjoy a peaceful day in Croatia.
Click here to book your Catamaran day tour from Split to Hvar!
Blue Cave tour from Split | A 10-hour tour will take you to one of the most breathtaking caves in Croatia. Explore the blue cave on tour, which is a real bargain. The fantastic guided tour will also take you to discover the charming village of Komiža and sightseeing in Hvar.
Three Island Tour from Split with Lunch included | Get on a catamaran through the Dalmatian Islands. Grab this €50 trip to the Blue Lagoon on a cruise that will take you also discovering Šolta. The trip also includes snorkelling in secluded bays by Hvar, a welcome drink and lunch.
Check out prices and availability for your Hvar tours on GetYourGuide or Viator here!
Suggested itinerary for one day in Hvar
Here is a suggested itinerary for a one-day trip to Hvar Island:
Where to stay for your day trip from Split to Hvar
Accommodations in Split
Budget | Apartment Paradise garden | With about €30 per day, you can stay in a fantastic property 600 mt from the beach. The 1-bedroom apartment features AC, a full working kitchen, flat screen TV and more. We found it perfect while staying in Split, and we can highly recommend it for couples exploring Croatia or families.
Mid-Range | Hotel Agava Split| It might be on our list of affordable accommodations in Split, but Agava Hotel acts as luxury accommodation. The nice pool, pleasant rooms and quiet surroundings are ideal for travellers looking to unwind in Croatia.
Luxury | Priska Med Luxury Rooms | For a comfortable stay in Split look no further than Priska Med Luxury Rooms. The fantastic accommodation features fantastic comfort such as a jacuzzi, spectacular balcony and more. You should check the fantastic reviews here!
Places to stay on Hvar Island
Budget | Villa Paladina | Located in a strategic position overlooking Hvar Bay, Villa Paladina is the most budget friendly accommodation in Hvar. Located at walking distance from Hvar old town and Hvar ferry port, it is perfect for a short stay on the island.
Mid-Range | Boccin Rosso Apartments | We chose Boccin Rosso mainly for the fantastic view. Even though it is a bit of a hike to reach the accommodation is worth the effort for a lovely stay in Hvar.
Luxury | Apartmani Marinka Viskovic | If you are looking for a little bit more comfort, a fully functional kitchen and a perfect terrace with a fantastic view, book the Apartmani Marinka Viskovic. The apartments feature everything you need to enjoy the holidays in Hvar and it is in a perfect location to walk around the town. ADV
Is it better to stay in Hvar or Split?
Depending on what you are looking for, we found that it is easier and cheaper to stay in Split. If you want to make the best of your time in Croatia, stay in Split as it has more options for day trips. However, if you want to enjoy just a few days of relaxation, staying in Hvar Island’s secluded spots might regenerate your body and mind. Split is the second-largest city in Croatia and might be chaotic and stressful for travellers looking for peace of mind.
Croatia Travel Insurance
Nowadays, booking travel insurance is becoming part of the travelling plan. However, it’s just a precaution, and you should consider it even if you are an experienced traveller. Planning a day trip from Split to Hvar, which includes activities like hiking and some other sports, it’s essential to have travel insurance.
However, this is not just indicated because medical problems might occur, but also if your luggage gets lost or the connection between two locations is cancelled. For example, it happened to us when travelling from Dubrovnik to Hvar by ferry, luckily, we had our insurance, and they reimbursed us for the accommodation and ferry tickets.
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Q&A Split to Hvar day trip
Why visit Hvar?
You should visit Hvar for the picturesque landscapes, the lavender fields, olive groves and fantastic vineyards. You might not know, but Hvar island also boasts hidden beaches secluded by rugged cliffs. The island preserves a rich history, visible in Hvar’s old town and in the hidden gem of Stari Grad. The cultural heritage is unique and alone should inspire you to visit Hvar. The vibrant culture is reflected in local folklore and festivals; the summer festival is the most impressive. Tourists are mainly attracted to Hvar by the nightlife, which sees many bars, clubs and restaurants filled in the good season. However, only a few know that Hvar has the best climate in Croatia, with mild temperatures and long summers. This means that winter is not that cold after all, with very little rainfall. This makes Hvar the perfect sun destination in Europe in winter.
How much does the ferry from Split to Hvar cost?
A Split to Hvar day trip can be done on a budget, especially if you book the tickets for the ferry in advance. Check ticket availability here. The cheapest option is taking Jadrolinija with tickets starting from €5 to €18 one way, per person. If you want to get faster to Hvar, take Krilo (Capetan Luka Catamaran), which costs slightly more, with tickets starting at €12 to €20 per person, one way. Book your ticket here.
Is Hvar worth visiting?
Yes! Even though Hvar is a popular island that attracts many tourists in summer, it is worth a visit. The fantastic island attracts people for its unspoiled beauty and unique landscapes. Hvar Town and surrounding villages have picturesque beaches with crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming, diving and snorkelling. In addition, people love to get to Hvar sailing, which makes the trip memorable. However, other travellers are attracted by the fresh air, pleasant weather all year round, the endless hikes and cycling routes.
Is a day trip to Hvar enough?
If you want to visit only Hvar’s old town and might stroll around the best beaches, one day in Hvar is enough. However, there are many things to do on Hvar Island that you should consider staying overnight. The accommodation in Hvar during the shoulder season is perfect for budget travellers or backpackers in Croatia. However, travelling to Croatia in summer, staying overnight in Hvar might get a bit pricey.
Lastly, if you are getting to Hvar by car, disembarking in Stari Grad is a fantastic way to tour the island faster.
Can you drive from Split to Hvar?
You can take your car to Hvar. It is not possible to drive, but you can take the car on board the ferry from Split to Hvar – Stari Grad.
Can you visit Hvar without a car?
Yes. We explored Hvar without a car and using just public transport. It was difficult to coordinate the arrival and the few buses crossing the island in the low season. But we reached Stari Grad without a problem. You can also explore Hvar Island in a day by bike, thanks to fantastic cycling routes.
Is Split cheaper than Hvar?
Yes. We found Split cheaper than Hvar, as the island keeps its exclusivity. Instead Split has more city vibes, which also gives a wider range of accommodations. Regarding food and daily life, costs are pretty much the same between the two locations. You might pay a little more for day trips from Hvar, just because there are fewer operators running tours compared to Split.
How much time do you need in Hvar?
One day in Hvar town is enough to explore the old town and take advantage of the sandy beaches. However, if you want to tour the island you should plan at least 3 days in Hvar. Three to four days on the island is the right amount to enjoy the nightlife, explore some hidden beaches and get day tours to the nearby islands.
Why is Hvar so popular?
Hvar is famous for being one of the most fun party islands in Croatia. Flocks of youngsters are arriving in Hvar to enjoy the nightlife. However, the island is also known for the best production of Lavender and olive oil.
Is Hvar walkable?
Yes, Hvar town is walkable, and no cars are allowed within the historical centre. You can enjoy the cobblestone streets and Venetian architecture, roaming around fine boutiques and outdoor spaces.
Are you planning to visit Croatia soon?
Before you travel to Croatia, we have some recommendations for you:
A GUIDE TO SPLIT | If you are planning a Croatia itinerary that includes Split you can’t miss our complete Split itinerary. Explore Diocletian’s Palace, and the ruins, stroll on the promenade and get into the Games of Thrones film locations. Check our Split Guide!
THREE DAYS DUBROVNIK ITINERARY | We wrote an inspiring itinerary of Dubrovnik in three days, filled with day trips and tips on how to skip the crowds. Read the guide!
CROATIA IN SUMMER | Everything you should know about spending summer in Croatia. From the best festivals to the fantastic places to explore, everything is a complete guide.
BACKPACKING IN CROATIA | We explored Croatia in Spring only with our backpacks, using buses as much as possible and being sustainable. We took a mix of buses, ferries and local trains and it was fantastic. Check out our Backpacking itinerary in Croatia.
HOW TO GET FROM SPLIT TO HVAR ISLAND | We know that sometimes it is overwhelming checking and sorting out information to reach fantastic places. That’s why we wrote a comprehensive guide on how to get from Split to Hvar by ferry and not only. Check our guide!
IS DUBROVNIK WORTH VISITING? | Discover all the incredible reasons to visit Dubrovnik, from the amazing city wall to fantastic day trips. Check the article here!
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