Villa Luksuzan I

Villa Luksuzan I is located in the Adriatic Sea, on the island of Hvar. From the villa, you have direct access to the public beach President. With your own private area with sunbeds and parasols, it will be challenging to move away from this view.

A postcard picture island filled with nature, ancient architecture and an abundance of local food and rituals, Hvar offers something unique with every season. From the immense lavender fields blooming June and July to the ancient olive trees dating back over a thousand years, harvested at the end of October. The staggering architecture in the town of Hvar dates back over a thousand years and is spectacular all year round. The Cathedral of St. Stephen is intriguing due to its divided construction stages between the fourteenth to the seventeenth century, giving the building a range of styles. Within all this history, you can immerse yourself in the oldest public theatre in Europe, established in 1612. Explore the iconic Hvar town’s waterfront, where the historic docks meet some of the latest yachts mourned to experience the hive the town has to offer.

Underneath the terracotta rooftops lie characterful cafés, beach bars and restaurants filled with locally sourced cuisine, perfected over the years and constantly changing in line with the seasons. Hvar has been producing wine for thousands of years since the ancient Greek settlers planted the original vines in 384 BC. Vineyards are littered throughout the island with many opportunities to try the local flavours.

Pokonji beach is less than two kilometres away from Hvar’s city centre and is a beautiful place to detox from your stresses. With two restaurants to quench your thirst and hunger, you also have the option to rent sunbeds, umbrellas or even have a sea adventure with kayas or paddle boats. The calm turquoise water of the beach is the best place to kayak, with the waters so clear you can see the sea bed and all the creatures who reside there. Neighbouring islands of Brač, Vis and Korčula also offer a lot of character and adventure and are easily accessible via boat. Dive into the shallows, soak up the vitamin C and watch days stretch into dreamy evenings.

The exciting nightlife in Hvar flourishes between June and September. There is always something happening with the wide choice of bars and clubs spread across the town. Some offer live music as you sink into the evening on one of the most popular islands in Europe. You can also find a quiet corner of bliss to watch the sunset from a tranquil beach or from a restaurant along the waterfront- there is something for every occasion.tuated in the basement of the property, as well as being twenty metres from the water’s edge. With sunbeds provided on the shoreline, you can relax while listening to the sound of the waves. You also have access to boat rental from the property, a yoga instructor and massages for an additional cost.

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The island of Hvar stands out as one of Croatia's most enchanting destinations - a picturesque paradise that seamlessly combines natural beauty, historical charm and a lively cultural scene. The sun-drenched island’s stunning landscapes provide a picture-perfect backdrop to a whole wealth of
unforgettable experiences.

At the heart of the island is the port town of Hvar, a historic gem known for its well-preserved architecture and timeless allure. Take a wander through the traffic-free labyrinth of narrow streets, where you can soak up the charm of the island. The central square of Hvar Town is a bustling hub surrounded by centuries-old buildings and lively cafes - it’s a popular spot to enjoy a coffee or a glass of wine from one of the many cafes and restaurants. The square is also home to the imposing St. Stephen's Cathedral, a beautiful example of Dalmatian Renaissance architecture.

Overlooking the town is the Hvar Fortress, a medieval citadel with a history dating back to the 13th century. The fortress is worthy of a visit for the epic panoramic views that stretch across the town and the Adriatic Sea. The ascent is especially rewarding it at sunset, when you can watch the town's
lights sparkle below.

Heading inland just a few kilometres from Hvar Town, the village of Velo Grablje is famous for its lavender fields. Visit during the summer and you'll be treated to the sight and scent of the vast fields in full bloom. The island is also celebrated for its vineyards and olive groves, producing some of Croatia's best wines and olive oils. Many wineries and oil mills offer tastings and tours, allowing
you to sample these local delights while learning about traditional production methods.

Just a short boat ride from the harbour of Hvar are the Pakleni Islands, a group of islets renowned for their pristine beaches, hidden coves, and emerald sea. The idyllic surroundings offer a tranquil escape from the bustle of the main island, making it a favoured day trip destination. Explore hidden
bays, discover secluded beaches, and enjoy water sports in this unspoiled paradise. The uninhabited resort of Palmižana on the island of Sveti Clement is a particular highlight - a hidden oasis known for its lush botanical gardens and crystal-clear water.

For outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers, Hvar's natural beauty provides a picturesque playground. Hvar offers numerous cycling trails for both beginners and experienced riders. The island's diverse terrain is ideal for exploring the charming villages, olive groves, and vineyards on two wheels. Or for a unique perspective of the islands scenic beauty, you can experience the Adriatic up close and paddle along the dramatic coastline in a kayak, discovering coves and sea caves.

Hvar, is a Mediterranean paradise that promises an array of unforgettable experiences. Whether you're wandering through the historic streets of Hvar Town, discovering hidden coves on the Pakleni Islands, or savouring local wines and delicacies, the island offers a blend of cultural exploration, natural beauty, and relaxation that's hard to match.