How much is Carpe Diem Hvar?

How much is Carpe Diem Hvar?

Is there an entrance fee? During the day there is no entrance fee. During the night you’ll pay 300 kn which include the two way boat transfer, entrance and a welcome shot.

What island is Carpe Diem Beach on?

Marinkovac
A bay on the island called Marinkovac. It is situated on the south side of the island and is one of the best naturally protected bays on the Pakleni islands. There is a famous cocktail bar Carpe Diem where you can enjoy fresh cocktails during the day and wild parties during the night.

Does Hvar have nice beaches?

Hvar town is home to a number of awesome coves and beaches, as well as private beach bars which beckon those on a short trip to the island. In the north, beyond Stari Grad, Vrboska and Jelsa, you’ll find exquisite coves overlooking the mountains of Brac island.

How long is the ferry from Hvar to Split?

Is there a direct ferry between Hvar and Split? Yes, there is a direct ferry departing from Hvar and arriving at Split. Services depart twice daily, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 1h 5m.

What is the best beach in Hvar?

The Best Beaches on and Around the Island of Hvar, Croatia

• Falko Beach Bar & Food. Bar, Croatian, $$$
• Hula Hula beach bar. Cocktail Bar, Thai, $$$
• Pokonji Dol. Natural Feature.
• Dubovica Beach. Natural Feature.
• Soline Beach. Natural Feature.
• Pokrivenik Cove. Natural Feature.
• Pakleni Islands. Natural Feature.
• Mlini Beach.

Are there sandy beaches on Hvar?

The beaches in Island of Hvar are generally rocky – pebble, situated in bays, surrounded by pine forests. The shallow sandy beaches in deep bays can be found near Jelsa, in bay “Mlaska” near Sucuraj on the north side, and exceptionally on the south side of the island in beach “Cesminica” in Sucuraj.

Is Hvar better than split?

Croatia offers everything you’d ever want from an island adventure. Split has some great beaches but also the bars and parties for those that want them, while Hvar has a more explorable landscape with plenty of hidden coves, sleepy fishing villages and luscious beaches.