The island of Hvar is also called the lavender island. It delights tourists with its rich and wild nature. Worth see the beautiful town of Hvar above which there is a monumental Spanish fortress. The medieval old town offers tourists a number of sights worth seeing. Among them are: Venetian arsenal, bishop's palace, fortress, or Franciscan monastery.

The place where the Krka River flows into the Adriatic Sea. Protected by limestone rocks, the oldest Slavic city in Croatia, founded by the first tribes Slavic ones who came to these areas in the 7th century. You can also visit the cathedral of St. James, which is under UNESCO protection.

The old town is situated on a small peninsula connected to the mainland by a causeway. The name of the city comes from the word "premostiti" which literally means "to throw a bridge". Narrow streets, dense buildings, stone houses covered with red tiles, a church towering over the town, beautiful beaches and clear sea make Primošten very popular among tourists.