The southern island of Hvar is reputed to have the most sunshine hours in the whole country. Hvar Town is a favoured anchorage for plush yachts in the summer months, and the atmosphere in town is sphisticated with many fine dining restaurants and luxury hotels. There is also a vibrant party culture and it is one of the country’s top beach destinations. Away from Hvar Town the pace pf life slows considerably and the interior hides abandoned ancient hamlets, craggy peaks, vineyards and the lavender fields that the island is famous for. Hvar Situated in the heart of Hvar directly above city hall, Palace Elisabeth presents spectacular views overlooking the marina and main square. The heritage hotel is considered a historic landmark with history dating back to the 13th century and stunning Venetian and Austrian architectural details. In 1899, the palace was rebuilt under the name Spa Hotel Empress Elisabeth, after the famous Austrian Empress Sisi, a generous patron of the hotel's construction. With respect to the hotel's rich history and tradition, the property is now called Palace Elisabeth and features luxurious rooms and suites with stunning details and unique design, an indoor swimming pool, terraces, and a spa, all with unparalleled views of the town and harbour. Palace Elisabeth, hvar heritage hotel Hvar, Hvar Island, Croatia With its medieval squares, churches, palaces and houses Korcula Town is often referred to as ‘Little Dubrovnik’. The island itself is less visited than Hvar and Brac, with limited ferry connections outside of the high summer months, which will appeal to those wanting to escape the hordes. Korcula Lešić Dimitri Palace A member of Relais & Chateaux Korcula Town, Korcula, Croatia Lešić Dimitri Palace stands in the heart of the medieval town of Korcula, overlooking the sparkling Adriatic sea. Marco Polo travelled far and wide, but his roots were in Korčula. Inspired by his travels, the Palace was lovingly restored and now offers Croatia’s most exclusive coastal accommodation. The building dates from the 17thCentury, when rich local landowners combined six adjacent houses to create an urban palace. Today the palace is home to six unique and spacious suites, a Michelein star restaurant and a spa.
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