JELSA · STARI GRAD · THE ISLAND OF HVAR

Where to stay

nfinity pool blending into the ocean view, minimalist sun loungers in soft neutral fabric, curved architecture
nfinity pool blending into the ocean view, minimalist sun loungers in soft neutral fabric, curved architecture
nfinity pool blending into the ocean view, minimalist sun loungers in soft neutral fabric, curved architecture

The island has a town for every temperament. Two sit close to Pitve, and we recommend them first. September is shoulder season, but the island books early - we would book by early next year.

Boat moored at a small Dalmatian harbour village

Ten minutes from Ceremony & Town of Reception

Jelsa

A relaxed harbour town wrapped around a bay: morning swims, waterfront cafés, gelato after dinner. The closest town to the wedding, and the easiest week you can give yourself.

Narrow stone alley in an old Dalmatian town

Fifteen minutes from Pitve

Stari Grad

One of Europe’s oldest towns, all stone lanes, harbourside restaurants and long unhurried dinners. A short drive from Pitve, with plenty to fill the days between events.

Harbour full of boats seen from above

Vrisnik

Tucked away in the central hills of Hvar Island, the small village of Vrisnik offers a tranquil escape from the busier coastal towns. This space is close to the ceremony venue and secluded from the bustle of town centres, but is farther away from day-to-day essentials.

Harbour full of boats seen from above

Hvar Town

The island’s famous corner: yachts, bars, and a fortress view worth the climb. We won't highly recommend staying here, as it is around forty minutes from the wedding venues. But, if the pull is too strong:

Cast a wider net

Hvar Away, a local villa specialist, lists beautiful stays across the whole island, and their local guides are the best reading on each town.

Before you book

For ferries, taxis and getting between towns, see Getting there. For beaches, wine and the free days, see Things to do.

Once your week is booked, let us know you are coming.