4 bedroom villa Liza with private pool in Hvar town
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Overview
4 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
8 guests
3 nights minimum
Villa
In the peaceful western part of Hvar town are the Hvar vacation villas – four newly-built holiday villas, each with a private garden and outdoor pool. Like four elegant ladies, Hvar vacation villas have been fitted out with the most attractive, modern furniture, yet each is individual. They are named after elegant ladies remembered from childhood, as a permanent reminder of them and their goodness. Each of the Hvar vacation villas has two floors and can accommodate eight people comfortably. The villas are ideal for family holidays or groups of friends.<BR>Villa Liza consists of a kitchen/dining area/sitting room, four double rooms, four bathrooms and a terrace. On the ground floor there is a large, open plan kitchen/dining area/ sitting room, with French windows opening onto the covered pa...
House Rules
Pets not allowedKid friendlyNo smoking
Bedrooms
4 Kings
Bathrooms
1 Full bath3 Showers
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What this rental offers
Scenic views
- Ocean views
Living spaces
- Highchair
Location info
- Kid friendly
- Beachfront/Lakeside
Entertainment
- DVD player
- Stereo system
Parking
- Parking available
Bathroom and laundry
- Washer
- Towels provided
- Iron
- Linens provided
Outdoor amenities
- Private yard
- Balcony
- Private outdoor pool (unheated)
- Terrace
Indoor amenities
- Air conditioning
- Cable television
- Internet access
Kitchen and dining
- Cooker
- Grill
- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Kettle
- Toaster
Map
Getting there
Pleso Airport
178.7 mi
Bol Airport
14.8 mi
Restaurants
Agava
2 min
Beach Club Hvar
4 min
Restaurant Pizzeria Primi Piatti
2 min
Falko
4 min
Attractions
Elfs Croatian Designer Clothing Shop
3 min • Speciality & Gift Shops
Hula Hula Hvar Beach Bar
2 min • Bars & Clubs
Beach Bonj
3 min • Beaches
About the neighbourhood
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.<BR><BR>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.<BR><BR>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.<BR><BR>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.<BR><BR>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.<BR><BR>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.<BR><BR>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.<BR><BR>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.<BR><BR>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.<BR><BR>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.<BR><BR>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.<BR><BR>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.
Access
Car required
How to get there
By plane:<BR>- the nearest international airport is Split airport (Resnik); 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<BR>- Split airport is 30 km distant from Split port (shuffle bus, rent a car, taxi)<BR>- from Split port take the catamaran directly to Hvar town (1 hour drive) or the ferry to Starigrad (1.5 hours drive). <BR>- take the modern tarmac road from Starigrad to Hvar town bus, rent a car, taxi.<BR><BR>From Stari Grad to Hvar Town - details:<BR><BR>Once you arrive in Stari Grad port, you need to turn right toward to Hvar town. After 15km you will enter in Hvat town. <BR>Stay on the main street and after city parking (which is on your left side) just continue strait until first crossing. <BR>There you will see singhdboard that indicate way to our hotel and all other hotels in the aria. <BR>So stay on the main road. <BR>After you pass cca 1,5km you will see another crossing, and trere you will have to turn left. <BR>Stay on that road until you reach first houses. <BR>There you will see another singhdboard that indicate way to hotel Pharia (you are still on main road). After cca 400m you will reach to crossing where is our singhdboard in front palm tree. <BR>So there you have to turn right, get off main road and after 50m you will come to Pharia parking. 50m forward is parking of Hvar villa LIZA<BR><BR><BR>From Hvar port to villa LIZA- details:<BR><BR>After you arrive in Hvar port, waterfront promenade takes you to the main square of Hvar. <BR>Then you go further left along the sea about 1 km and you will arrive in front Hotel Amfora.<BR> Pass the bridge in front of the hotel and after the bridge turn right stairs. <BR>At the bottom of the stairs is a sign that shows you the direction to the hotel Pharia.<BR>At the top of the stairs, turn right, follow road which turns left. After about 50m turn right (there is our singhdboard), and after 10m you will reach the Aparthotel Pharia and villa Liza (placed on your left side).<BR><BR>
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