Hvar blends a relaxed beach vibe with ancient beauty. Stroll up to the centuries-old Fortress for a view that'll take your breath away. Hit the beach bars where the sounds of chilled beats mingle with the lapping of waves. The locals are friendly, the seafood fresh, and the olive oil tastes like sunshine in a bottle.
The Good
- 🎉 Decent nightlife
- ☕ Coffee
- ☀️ Warm weather
- 🏝️ Nature & beaches
- ⛰️ Stunning scenery
- 🤿 Scuba diving
- ⛱️ Great beach
The Bad
- 💰 Relatively expensive
- 🚌 Limited public transport
- 🥴 Can get a little rowdy
- 📸 Very Touristy
Living costs
- Hvar is the second most expensive place (out of 5) to live in Croatia
- It's about 12% more expensive to live in Hvar than it is Prague
- You can expect to spend around $2,231.25 per month living here
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- Prices are estimates and should be used as a guide only. We accept no responsibility for inaccuracies in data.
- Prices adjusted to reflect exchange rates as of 4th Jun 2026
Safety
Generally safe with low crime rates; however, petty theft can occur in tourist areas, so remain vigilant.
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