Hvar Nightlife private tour from Split & Trogir

Hvar Nightlife private tour from Split & Trogir

Island Hvar is known as a destination for good entertainment and party. In summer time, Hvar is a city that never sleeps.

There is always something going on and there are many clubs and restaurants that offer numerous different events which can cover everyone’s desires, and a lot of good fun and unforgettable moments.

The party starts already in the afternoon at the beach bars and later moves

to the nightclubs where you can party all the way to the first sun rays.

In our offer we have the possibility to pick you up at your location, take you to Hvar’s best clubs and wait till end of your unforgettable party.

Departure time: 05:00 PM

Duration: 10 Hours

Seasonal tour May 1 - Oct 1

Max capacity: 12 persons

Hvar After Dark

Experience the famous Hvar nightlife on your next vacay and enjoy a boat ride to the best party locations on the island.

Pakleni Islands provide a great start with their beach clubs while the city of Hvar is an excellent spot for all the party-hungry travelers that search some top-notch excitement after dark.

Here you can meet young people from all over the world and have a blast in the town that never sleeps.

Itinerary

17:00 Departure from Split

18:00 Free time in the Palmižana Bay, Pakleni Islands

21:00 Hvar Nightlife

04:00 Return in Split

PRICE INCLUDES : Boat ride , professional crew, fridge, drinks, snacks and fruits, beach towels, snorkeling and safety equipment, warm jacket, shower on boat, VAT, insurance,Wi – Fi, Go Pro Camera

PRICE EXCLUDES: lunch , any private expenses

COMPLEMENTARIES: Sunglasses, sunscreen, hat and T-Shirt

Hvar is an island in Croatia, in front of the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. It belongs to the group of middle Dalmatian islands. Due to the large number of sunny days, it is often called the sunny island Hvar. It is located in the Splitsko-Dalmatinska County, in the middle of the group of islands that are part of this county. Looking to the immediate neighborhood, north of it is the island of Brac, and south of it is Šćedro (divided by the Šćedorski kanal), Vis (more southwest), Paklinski islands, Korčula and Pelješac peninsula. The length is 72 km, and in the wider part it is 10.5 km wide. The total length of the coast is 254,2 km. The surface area is 299.7 km2 making it the fourth Croatian island on the surface. The highest peak is St. Nikola, where there is a chapel, is a tall 628 m. Road linking the town of Hvar to the west and Sućuraj on the east side of the island is 84 km long. The island of Hvar with its surface is mostly covered with pine forests and vineyards that produce up to 50 000 hectoliters of wine annually.