Dalmatia island hopping: Brač (Bol), Hvar, Korčula, Trogir

Hvar has long been named as one of Croatia's most attractive destinations, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history and sun-soaked climate. You’ll find everything you’re looking for and more here; from the vibrant nightlife, elegant boutiques, world-class eateries and medieval heritage of Hvar Town to the enchanting fishing villages, tropical-esque beaches and secluded coves of the coastline and the picturesque lavender fields and rolling vineyards of the interior, there’s truly something for everyone.

Korčula is a picturesque Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea, best known for its charming villages, incredible beaches and breathtaking landscapes of lush forests, rolling vineyards and olive groves. Korčula Town is the island's historic jewel, surrounded by medieval walls and filled with rustic stone houses, old churches and majestic towers that will transport you back in time. Whether you're looking to relax on white sands, soak up the culture, enjoy the local cuisine and wine or explore unspoiled nature, Korčula has it all.

Trogir has earned its place as one of Croatia's finest historic towns, set on a tiny island and surrounded by medieval walls. Boasting UNESCO World Heritage Site status, the town's cobbled streets and bustling squares are home to Romanesque and Renaissance palaces, towers and cathedrals that will transport you back in time, and the lovely palm-lined promenade is a summer hotspot that draws in flocks of crowds to its outdoor restaurants and bars. Visit as a day trip from nearby Split or spend a weekend here, you won't be disappointed.