The tour lasts approximately 1.5–2 hours.
Upon beginning your eco-friendly electric tour at the meeting point, kick off your tour of Hvar.
Your first stop is the abandoned ethnic village of Malo Grablje, which offers a small window to the Mediterranean as it once was. Abandoned stone houses without doors and windows blend in with nature, along with mills, barns and churches waiting to be discovered, forming a perfect film set.
Then a short stop in the village of Velo Grablje - famous for the production of the best lavender oil in Europe. The lavender plant was once the breadwinner for many island families.
We continue to Vidikovac point, which offers the most beautiful panoramic view of Hvar Island.
Next we continue to the lavender fields. The small village of Velo Grablje has beautiful lavender fields, which look like a sprawling purple carpet in late June and early July.
From the lavender fields we continue to the next village. Brusje village was originally a shepherd village, but later developed into a first-class producer of olive oil, wine, lavender essential oil and honey. Visit the Hure family’s house and production facility for a demonstration of honey products and a honey tasting.
We continue to your last stop. Hvar is famous for many things: the cathedral, the theatre, the nightlife. One of the most beautiful symbols is the fortress on the hill, the famous Fortica or Španjola. You can learn more about it from your guide.
You can end the tour here or return to the original starting point.