Hotel ZORA****
Hotel MINA***
App.PINUS****
Hotel & App FONTANA***
Hotel JADRAN**
Hotel LABINECA***
Hotel LAGUNA**
Hotel FARAON****



 

Hotel & App. FONTANA***

Jelsa
The picturesque village of Jelsa lies between the Hotel Mina and the Fontana Resort within a short walking distance from each property. The town was known in the 18th and 19th century for its ship building industry.

While walking through narrow alleys you reach the churches of St. Ivan, St. Fabian and St. Sebastian. Around the lively main plaza you can relax in one of the many cafés and Dalmatian restaurants or enjoy the nightlife in one of the many typical bars.

 
     

Island of Hvar
The Island of Hvar is the fourth largest Adriatic Island. 68 km long and maximum 10,5 km wide this island counts 11200 inhabitants. With average of approximately 2750 sun shine hours per year this island is among the most sun tenacious travel destinations in the Adriatic. The main activity is agriculture which can be seen by the large lavender and rosemary fields and the extensive olive, lemon and orange plantations.

 
     

Town of Hvar
Hvar is said to become the next St. Tropez of the Adriatic Sea. Visit the old, car-free town of Hvar which lies underneath the Spanjola fortress. The cathedral at the main square reminds you that Hvar was and is today again the bishops´ residence. The Hotel Palaces´ loggia, which is used today as an event facility, is one of the most beautiful of its kind. Walk around the harbour bordered by palm trees and watch the yachts of the rich and beautiful of this world. For entertainment you will find cosy bars and fancy restaurants along the main square and the harbour.

 

 

   
     

Humac
Visit the old stone house village of Humac. From the viewpoint you can overlook the island of Hvar, see the island of Brač and also the main land. In the typical al fresco restaurant the local tenant is preparing sea food and meat under a terra cotta cloche on an open fire place and serves you local wines and spirits with it.

 

 

   
     

Island of Brač
Opposite of the island of Hvar lies the island of Brač which is the third largest Adriatic island with 395km2 and is home to 15000 inhabitants. Visit Bol and its Dominican monastery. Later take some relax hours and swim at the “Zlatni Rat”, the Golden Horn, which is a 600 meter long sandy peninsula ideal for water sports and fun bathing. Given to the sea stream the peninsula growths each year 30 cm and moves about 20 degrees.