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Villa |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 10

Hvar town in Hvar

from £642 / night

This is the estimated nightly price based on a weekly stay. Contact the advertiser to confirm the price - it varies depending on when you stay and how long for.

£4487–£11965 / week

1 night minimum stay

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Key info  Swimming pool, beach or lakeside relaxation, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, no pets allowed

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About the home

The Villa Regina complex is located in Hvar Town on the island of Hvar, in the area called Burag. It is located in the historic core – the very center of the town, only 20 meters from the sea and the main town promenade.

It is a complex of 450 m² on three floors, 5 bedrooms with bathrooms, a large living room with a library and fireplace, kitchen and dining room. The lowest floor houses wellness facilities (sauna, Jacuzzi, massage room) and a wine cellar.

Beside the house, there is a large 200 m² garden with Mediterranean vegetation – lemons, oranges, figs, lavender, rosemary…, and, in the old Gothic house, which is an integral part of the garden, there is a heated 6x4 pool that can be transformed from an indoor to an outdoor pool by opening the roof.


Baroque house
The main entrance with staircase and the water tank are located on the ground floor. The living room (45 m²) with balcony door, two double rooms (27 m² and 20 m²) – each with a bathroom, hallway, WC and kitchen with dining room (35 m²) and balcony door to the interior courtyard are located on the elevated first floor.

The 200 m² garden is enclosed by a stone wall that is over two meters high. It is covered in Mediterranean vegetation (lemons, oranges, figs, lavender…). There is also a dining table for 10 people as well as garden furniture with deckchairs by the pool.

There are a hallway and three double rooms (50 m², 36 m² and 25 m²) on the first floor – each with its own bathroom.


Medieval (Gothic) House

It is connected to the Baroque palace on the ground floor. The first floor houses an indoor pool (approx. 25 m²) with movable walls that can be opened, thus transforming the pool into an outdoor pool connected to the garden.

The lowest floor (40 m²) houses the wellness facilities (sauna, whirlpool, relaxation room, massage room, shower, WC and a small trim).

Connected to this is a wine cellar with a selection of first class Croatian and foreign wines.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Villa equipment:
All the rooms are equipped with LCD TV, SAT TV, telephone connection and wireless Internet.
In the sitting room there is an open fireplace, a library with a desk, DVD with home cinema and a safe.
Washing machine, dryer, iron, garden furniture.
Wellness area with sauna, Jacuzzi, relaxation room and a small trim.

Kitchen eqipment:
Refrigerators, freezer, dishwasher, ice makers, wine refrigerator, stove, oven, coffee machine, toaster, dishes, glasses, plates

Bedrooms:
Double-bedded rooms: 5 (king size beds)

Bathrooms:
Bathrooms with bath tub and shower (en suite): 1
Bathrooms with shower (en suite): 4
Separate toilets: 2 (both on the ground floor)
Shower cabin in the wellness area

Further details outdoors:
Surface area of villa: 450 m2
Surface area of grounds: 200 m2
Sea view

Garden of 200 m2
Garden terrace
Outdoor / Indoor private pool (with heating system) of 25 m2
Parking

Conditions

Deposit on arrival (credit card authoristaion) 1000 EUR
Pets are not allowed.
Tourist tax is included in the price.
Check in: 17h00
Check out: 10h00
Check in / check out day for season III: Saturday

Basic services (included in the price):

*the use of all facilities – swimming pool, sauna, etc.
*water, electricity, gas, regardless of the season
*bed linen – changed once a week, if necessary more often
*towels changed on a daily basis
*soaps, shampoos, shower gel
*use of washing machine, dryer and iron
*daily cleaning
*final cleaning
*luggage delivery from the parking lot to the house and vice versa
*Sojourn Tax
*all fees and taxes

Additional services (charged extra):

*served breakfast at the price of 15 € per person
*food, drinks and similar services are organized as catering and charged according to the price list. It is possible
to arrange a cook, but only for stays of two weeks and more.
*transfer from the airport or ferry port to the villa and back
*purchase and delivery of food and drinks to the villa
*wine cellar, massage, organization of excursions and car or boat rental,etc.

Sailing
- 1 day sailing + lunch (10 am – 6 pm) to Island Vis - 720 kn
- 1 day sailing & wind surfing (10 am – 6 pm) to Island Brac (Bol, Golden Horn) - 720 kn
- ½ day sailing (2 pm – 6 pm) to Pakleni Islands - 420 kn
- Sunset sailing (3 pm – 7 pm) to Pakleni Islands - 420 kn

Sea kayaking
- 1 day kayaking + lunch (9 am -3 pm) to Pakleni Islands - 350 kn
- Sunset kayaking + meal (4pm- 8pm) to Pakleni Islands - 350 kn

Island tour by Jeep and wine and food tasting tour
- 1 daytour + lunch (9 am – 6 pm) to Malo & Velo Grablje, Humac, Vrboska - 500 kn
- Taste of Hvar (10 am- 1 pm) transfer and tastingo fwine - 420 kn
- Where The Wine Future Begins (a full day of wine and great food visiting two of
Croatia's premier wineries,followed by a delightful olive grove picnic!) - 175 Eur
- Island Culinary Picnic - 135 Eur

Climbing
- Discovery rock climbing (4 pm-8 pm) - 400 kn

Hiking
- 1 day hiking (8 am – 2 pm) to Brusje and Velo Grablje - 350 kn
- ½ day hiking (5 pm-8 pm) to Brusje and Velo Grablje - 300 kn

Diving and diving courses
- 3 days (6 dives) + full equipment: 180 Eur – 240 eur
- 4 days (8 dives) + full equipment: 240 Eur – 320 eur
- 5 days (10 dives) + full equipment: 280 Eur – 380 Eur
- PADI scuba diver (2-3 days): 220 Eur
- PADI open water diver (4-5 days): 360 Eur
- PADI advance OVD (3-4 days): 310 Eur
- PADI OWD + AOWD (8-10 days): 620 Eur

Excursions
- Pakleni islands + lunch with boat ORUDA - 250 kn
- Bol (Island Brac) with boat from Jelsa + transfer to Jelsa and back - 250 kn
- Island tour with tourist guide - 1800 kn for 6 person
- Vis – Biševo – Blue Cave + lunch with boat Edi - 350 kn
- City tour with guide - 750 for 6 person
- Split tour with guide (transfer to Split and back is included) - 220 kn
- Cetina Rafting + lunch - 500 kn
- Village from past + lunch - 500 kn
- Dubrovnik + lunch - 500 kn
- Krka waterfalls & Šibenik - 500 kn
- Mostar & Medugorje + lunch - 640 kn
- Plitvice lakes with guide + lunch - 800 kn
- Korcula with guide - 580 kn
- Traditional wooden boat fishing - 150 Eur
- Deep sea fishing dive safari - 220 Eur
- Roman Feast - 160 Eur
- Our something extra Hvar city tour - 65 Eur
- Some enchanted evening - our Hvar lagoon sunset dinner - 500 Eur
- Strawberries and champagne – our Romantic sunset swim picnic - 300 Eur
- Olive Harvest and Picnic lunch (only after 01.10.) - 50 Eur
- A private afternoon with Prof. Marinko Petric Hvar' celebrate dart historian and author
with olive grove picnic lunch(min 6 pax) - 150 Eur
- Cruising Kornati Islands National Park
(with optional Katina Island lunch or Bibich gourmet wine tasting at Skradin) ON REQUEST

Rent a car
VW Buba cabrio - 500 kn
Chevrolet Spark - 500 kn
Chevrolet Spark novi - 550 kn
Toyota Yaris - 600 kn
Jeep Grand Cherokee - 1500 kn
Funny car (Renault 4 cabrio) - 550 kn
Punto Cabrio - 1.2550 kn
VW Polo 1.4i - 550 kn
Grande Punto 1.4i - 600 kn
Renault Megane 1.9 dCi - 650 kn
Suzuki Jimny 1.3i - 850 kn
Seat Alhambra 1.9 TDi - 1100 kn

Rent a scooter
Gilera Stalker - 200 kn
Peugeot Trekker - 200 kn
Piaggio Liberty / Liberty Sport - 250 kn
Piaggio Nrg - 250 kn
Piaggio Fly - 300 kn
Piaggio Beverly - 400 kn
Gilera GP 800 - 999 kn
Aprilia RS / Scarabeo - 350 kn
MAXI SCOOTER – Kimco Spacer - 400 kn
Aprilia Pegaso 650 - 550 kn

Rent a boat
Boat with 4 HP 300 kn - 500 kn
Fisherman Mano 640150 HP - 300 Eur
Yamaha Yam 500R80 HP - 200 Eur
Sea Ray 2 x 250 HP - 900 Eur
Sun Sport 270 300HP - 800 Eur
Apache 250 HP - 570 Eur
Speeder 660 130 HP - 390 Eur
Rib Baracuda 23 150 HP - 390 Eur
Kamarina 630 - Bacan Veliki 130 HP - 390 Eur
Rib Baracuda 20 135 HP - 360 Eur
Fisherman Sessa Key Largo 20 115 HP - 360 Eur
Speeder 560 90 HP - 290 Eur
Fisherman Sessa Key Largo 17210 Eur - 240 Eur
Maestral Ris & Scorpion 50 HP - 200 Eur
Selva 50 HP - 200 Eur
Art Mala 8HP – 30HP 92 Eur - 132 Eur

Rent a Bikes
Author Basic - 100 kn

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The Dalmatia region

The blessings of nature and favourable historical circumstances have made the area around Hvar Island a particularly fascinating part of the Adriatic coastline. From the earliest signs of human habitation to the present day, it has benefited from the influence of different civilizations, which have created layer upon layer of cultural history. Hvar Island today, though small, is dotted with enduring symbols and covered in a closely-woven network of historical monuments.

Hvar Island enjoys more days of sunshine than any other in the Adriatic and since the dawn of history has been the inspiring refuge of many peoples, from early Neolithic Mediterranean builders, the Hellenists who settled the towns of Hvar (particularly in the city of Pharos), the Romans, who built its harbours and towns, to the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Baroque eras, when the island became a shining example of spiritual and artistic progress. In recent times, Hvar Island has again featured on the Mediterranean cultural map, and has become an elite summer resort. No wonder then that Traveller magazine rated it among the 10 most beautiful islands in the world.

Hvar Island has a tangible aroma combining lavender, sage, rosemary, heather, mint, myrtle, thyme and countless other herbs which thrive in its soil, making it the Mediterranean's largest botanical garden. This is an island bursting with life, its vegetation, rocks and sea reflecting every ray of sunlight.

You do not need to travel far to experience life at its fullest – just sail from cove to cove around Hvar. Hvar Island is proof that the best dreams can come true, or rather, the real world can seem like a dream.

The Hvar / Hvar town area

Hvar town is situated on the south side of Hvar Island. When the island came under Venetian rule for the second time, they founded New Town or New Hvar, later simply called Hvar. The old town of Hvar became known as Old Town (Stari Grad in Croatian), which is its name today.

Thus the sheltered harbour of Hvar, conveniently situated at the intersection of sea routes across and along the Mediterranean, at a key point on the route to the Levant, became New Hvar, the island’s most important community, home to the bishop, the prince and the main wintering harbour of the Venetian fleet. We might say that Hvar harbour, the place where most visitors set foot on Hvar for the first time, is the starting point for Hvar Island.

There was a settlement by the harbour in Late Antique times. There are prehistoric mounds and caves near Hvar Town and there was an Illyrian fortress on the site of the present Fortica. There are also remains from the Greek and Roman periods, which indicate the demographic and cultural continuity of the settlement on the site of modern Hvar Town.

Along with trade, Hvar Island built its economy on fishing. There have always been vines, figs and olives on the island, but fishing was much more profitable, and thanks to its fishermen, the municipality of Hvar was one of the wealthiest in Venetian Dalmatia. This wealth was poured into many monuments, churches, palaces, houses and fortresses.

Hvar Town was a significant seafaring, trading and military harbour during the centuries of Venetian rule, as can be seen by the building known as the Arsenal (from the Arabic, meaning “house of ships”). This was one of the most important buildings on Hvar Island, and was used to house, repair and store ships.

The theatre in Hvar Town is not just a building, but a tradition and an art form. True theatre is composed of actors and directors, and there have probably always been such people on Hvar. The oldest recorded performances were ecclesiastical pageants, such as the Pageant of St. Lovrinac (Laurence) the Martyr, from the fifteenth century. In the early sixteenth century Hanibal Lucic wrote Robinja (The Slave Girl), the first piece of Croatian drama. Benetovic’s comedies followed, then the secular and ecclesiastical pageants of Marin Gazarovic, and other works, right down to the present day.

Hvar Town is entered through the main gates, and nestles within town walls built in the mid-fifteenth century. This is also the entrance to the elite part of Hvar. St. Stephen’s Square (known as the Pjaca) is the largest in Dalmatia (4,500 m²). Its eastern side is bordered by the cathedral and bishop’s palace, in which a museum is housed. The north and south sides are bordered by public buildings and palaces builts in the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries.

The fortress of Fortica rises above the town on a hill. It was built on the remains of a 16th century medieval fortress, and the buildings inside the stronghold were built during the rule of the Austrian Empire. Today, Fortica has been rebuilt and renovated as a tourist attraction, with a museum, restaurant and the best-known disco on the island.

There are many other buildings in Hvar Town with their own fascinating stories, but we only have space to mention a few of them. Hvar Town has been developing as a tourist resort for almost a century and a half, thanks to its wonderful climate, natural beauty and cultural heritage. As far back as 1868, the Hygiene Society was formed in Hvar Town and the first hotel opened on the Pjaca.

Today, Hvar Town is the tourist centre of the island and one of the most attractive tourist destinations on the Adriatic. As well as the sun and the sea, Hvar offers its guests a wide range of cultural events – performances, exhibitions, concerts and the Hvar Summer Festival, with its musical and folk events.

Nightlife in Hvar Town is vibrant in the summer months. The discos and bars stay open all night long. Hvar is also a good place for an active holiday for anyone who is not satisfied with simply soaking up the sun, the sea and the nightlife. It is a particularly popular scuba-diving location, as the sea is warm, the currents are safe and the coastline is indented. You can also try sea kayaking, sailing, hiking, trekking, rock climbing and tennis. Mountain biking is a way of combining sport and getting around the island to see its many sights. There are many, varied bike trails with fantastic views.

So enjoy the blue sea, lush vegetation, ancient olives, fragrant lavender, elegant architecture and abundant vineyards … Hvar Island will win your heart and you will certainly want to return.

How to get there

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By car
- from Austria and Hungary via Zagreb to Split on the A1 motorway
- from Italy via Rijeka along the Rijeka-Zagreb motorway to Bosiljevo intersection, then on
the A1 motorway to Split
- from Split take the ferry to Stari Grad (Island of Hvar)
- take the modern tarmac road from Stari Grad to Hvar Town (about 19 km)


By plane
- most international airports have services to Split - in the high season there are more flights and many charter companies add direct routes to Split from many European airports ( easyJet from Bristol and London Gatwick; Flybe from Southampton, Edinburgh, Jersey; germanwings from London Stansted and Edinburgh; flythomascook.com from Manchester and Birmingham)
- from Split take the ferry to Stari Grad or the catamaran to Hvar Town


By boat
- international ferry and passenger services connect the Italian ports of Venice, Trieste, Ancona, Pescara and Bari with Croatian ports (Zadar - Ancona; Split - Ancona; Split - Pescara; Dubrovnik - Bari)

By train
Railways connect most large Croatian towns, apart from Dubrovnik. There are direct services to Slovenia, Hungary, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Slovakia, France, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, the Czech Republic, Ukraine and Russia. There are indirect services to all other European countries. Croatian Railways has the following types of trains: EuroCity (EC), InterCity (IC), ekspres (Ex), fast (B) and local trains.

Activities near Hvar

Rental prices

Prices for group size 10
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Season I - I	15 Sep 12	1 Jan 13	5250€ 5250	750€ 750	750€ 750	3 Nights
Season I 2013	1 Jan 13	1 Jun 13	5250€ 5250	750€ 750	750€ 750	3 Nights
Season II 2013	1 Jun 13	29 Jun 13	9800€ 9800	1400€ 1400	1400€ 1400	5 Nights
Season III 2013	29 Jun 13	17 Aug 13	14000€ 14000	2000€ 2000	2000€ 2000	1 Night
Season II 2013	17 Aug 13	14 Sep 13	9800€ 9800	1400€ 1400	1400€ 1400	5 Nights
Season I 2013	14 Sep 13	1 Jan 14	5250€ 5250	750€ 750	750€ 750	3 Nights

The property does not have weekend tariffs.

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Deposit on arrival (credit card authoristaion) 1000 EUR

Pets are not allowed.

Tourist tax is included in the price.

Check in: 17h00

Check out: 10h00

Check in / check out day for season III: Saturday

Tourist tax not included in price (approximately 1 Euro per person per day).

Conditions for payment: 30% when confirming reservation, 70% 40 days prior to arrival.

We can accept payments by credit card ( MC, VISA) or bank transfer in Euros.

Basic services (included in the price):

*the use of all facilities – swimming pool, sauna, etc.

*water, electricity, gas, regardless of the season

*bed linen – changed once a week, if necessary more often

*towels changed on a daily basis

*soaps, shampoos, shower gel

*use of washing machine, dryer and iron

*daily cleaning

*final cleaning

*luggage delivery from the parking lot to the house and vice versa

*Sojourn Tax

*all fees and taxes

Additional services (charged extra):

*served breakfast at the price of 15 € per person

*food, drinks and similar services are organized as catering and charged according to the price list. It is possible

to arrange a cook, but only for stays of two weeks and more.

*transfer from the airport or ferry port to the villa and back

*purchase and delivery of food and drinks to the villa

*wine cellar, massage, organization of excursions and car or boat rental,etc.

Availability

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