1. Those who are fond of natural attractions and hiking are recommended to go for a trip in June. At that time the island is particularly compelling because of blooming fields of lavender and oleander.
2. Public transport on the island is virtually absent, so it’s better to rent a car to travel through its territory. This will require an international driving license, a passport and a credit card with the desired amount for deposit. Motobike is another common mode of transport on the island.
3. There are all kinds of accommodation options on the island, including fine hotels and modest budget hostels. It should be noted that many budget hotels are situated in the capital; it may sound interesting for thrifty travelers.
4. The island is dominated by restaurants that specialize in fish dishes. Fans of other culinary delights have to note that virtually every dining place offers classic European and international dishes, so it won’t be difficult to find a suitable place to rest.
6. Going on a trip, fans of water activities are advised to take special beach slippers. Most of the resort's beaches are rocky and stony, so it is recommended to stay there in special footwear.
7. The resort is known for its quiet and peaceful surroundings. You can walk around the downtown safely even late in the evening. Going for a walk in park and nature reserve areas, it’s better to hire a guide who will tell about local rules and warn about their unwanted violation.
Hvar is the largest city of the island; a significant part of historical sites can be found on its territory. The Cathedral of St. Stephen is situated on the main square; its construction … 
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