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HVAR, Croatia - It's all so beautiful.

So far everywhere we've been in Croatia has been stunning. Hvar town is no exception. Come with us on a quick tour as we discover this charming little town on beautiful Hvar Island. ------------------ SUBSCRIBE! - http://bit.ly/1M4etCO ------------------ While Hvar Town doesn’t lay claim to any beaches per se, just a hop across the water lands you on an archipelago that’s full of them. Named the Pakleni Islands, these largely-uninhabited mounds are fringed by secluded sand-and-pebble coves. And that’s not all they have to offer – there’s museums, one of the best nightclubs around and some decent snorkelling, too. Hvar Town certainly has looks on its side. It’s actually considered to be one of the most beautiful places in Croatia. Its gothic palaces and squares are framed in by 13th-century walls, which slope downwards to the Adriatic Sea’s azure waters. See it from above with a trip to the Spanish Fortress. It’s perched high on a hill overlooking the terracotta rooftops, the marina and the pine-cloaked islets that dot the shores. St Stephen’s Square is at the town’s centre. This long rectangular plaza was formed when an inlet was filled in and paved over. There’s a cathedral with a tall bell tower at its helm, while street cafes line up either side. Wander south along the bay and you’ll come to the 15th-century Franciscan Monastery – make sure you go inside to get a glimpse of the impressive Last Supper painting in the dining hall. Top 3 things to do in Hvar: Kayak tour: If you want to be more adventurous and enjoy a bit more of the water then you shouldn’t miss the half day guided kayak tour of Hvar island. It will allow you to take in the sun, take in the beauty of the Adriatic Sea’s pleasant blue waters. The route is often shadowed by the tall pine trees, giving a balance of sun and shade. Then, maneuver through the narrow straits and along islands where you can enjoy your lunch on one of the small hidden pebble beaches. While you’re there, have fun swimming and snorkeling. Wine tasting: If wine and great food is more of your thing, opt for this wine and gastronomy tour. You’ll visit actual wineries, learn how it is made and appreciate the local wine. In addition, you can sample fresh cheese and meat, prepared from the region as part of your dinner. Secret village: Turn left at the orange church on the winding road in Zavala as you descend to the beach, and take the unsealed road 3km until you come to one of Hvar’s prettiest – and least-visited villages – Gromin Dolac. Plenty of gorgeous old stone here with pretty beaches to match. With almost nobody to share with. You definitely need to add this to your things to do in Hvar list. --------------- • Instagram -   / delightfultravellers   • Twitter -   / deltravellers   • Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/delightfultr... • Website - https://delightfultravellers.com