Villa Dvor, Hvar Island

Villa Dvor is nestled in a field of lavender, rosemary, fig and olive trees, and it used to offer respite to field workers while working in the fields, a place where they could escape the hot Mediterranean sun or warm themselves by a hot Dalmatian hearth, drink a glass of wine and eat good local cheese and pršut (smoked ham). Like many other Courts throughout Dalmatia, this one still lives the life of our ancestors, surrounded by pristine nature.

Your privacy is guaranteed by a large garden of over 3 hectares.

Within the stone walled yard there is an outside barbeque with a wood oven and large table for 12 people, an outside relaxation area, main house with two separate houses: barely a few metres away from one another and connected by a path, altogether making a single unit.

All the areas are heated, equipped with new and antique furniture. You have at your disposal refrigerators, gas stove and oven, café machine, mixer, toaster, pots and pans, glasses, plates and everything else you may need for a pleasant stay.

The kitchen and living room are connected in an area of 70 m2 in total.

Each room has its own bathroom.

Villa Dvor was built from Hvar grey stone, the same one used to build the 3 km away hundred-old village Humac, harmoniously situated on the throne of the Island of Hvar, in the centre of a stone field, in a sea of stillness surrounded by endemic plant varieties. It originally emerged as a separate hamlet in which general food staples were cultivated, the most important ingredients of the popular and healthy Mediterranean cuisine which has become so popular of late, and today continues the tradition of production of superior olive oil, wine and spices.