Discover Rabbit Island In Croatia
Vrboska is located on the central part of the island of Hvar. It is located in a very deep and narrow bay that in some attributes resembles a fjord. Those attributes make this bay one of the safest in the Adriatic Sea.
Vrboska is surrounded by pine forest, vineyards and olive trees. It is the smallest town on that sunny and magnificent island. It is an ideal place to spend a pleasant and peaceful vacation. There, you can enjoy in the fragrant Mediterranean vegetation and clean sea.
This small Dalmatian town is a real treat for those that are interested in enjoying peaceful and relaxing vacation.
It is also called “Little Venice” because of the stone bridges and houses which are lined along the bay. In the heart of the town, there is an islet that emerged by embanking cliffs. Today, there is a small park.
Vrboska is famous for its pebble and sandy beaches. Soline, Maslinica and Zecevo are the most popular beaches.
The north side of Vrboska is facing the island of Brac and there is Bay Maslinica, Bay Palinica and Bay Rapa located. Bay Rapa was named after a small cave. Bay Maslinica has a pebble beach which is located just 10 minutes of walk from Vrboska.
On the Soline peninsula, the most popular beach in Vrboska is located. There are several bays with sandy beaches on the south side and flat stone beaches on the north side. Those sandy beaches are great for families with children. There are lonely places that are great for visitors that enjoy swimming away from the other people.
One of the most popular nudist beaches in Dalmatia is located on the islet of Zecevo. The islet is located only 20 minutes from Jelsa. It can be reached by boat from Jelsa or Vrboska. It is one of the most beautiful islets in Hvar archipelago.
There are many beautiful natural beaches on the coastline of that islet. For those who like the scent of the untouched nature, clean sea, solitude and freedom, the islet is an ideal place. Each year, lots of people visit Zecevo.
Zecevo was named after rabbits. It is unpopulated little islet with rich flora and fauna which boasts of a rich diversity of animal species, especially with rabbits. The island has the status of a protected area since 1972.
Before going to Hvar in Croatia you should discover all the beauties of that area so you can plan your routes in advance. The island of Hvar has a lot to offer so don’t hesitate to go to it and enjoy your vacation.