Hvar Town unfolds its diverse charms, combining historical significance, cultural experiences, and modern pleasures. Nestled on the stunning island bearing its name, Hvar Town stands as one of the true gems of Croatian tourism. This picturesque town is the largest settlement on Hvar Island, boasting a rich cultural heritage and captivating architecture that echoes the grandeur of its past.

Hvar Town's history is a tapestry of Venetian influence, and this heritage shines through its splendid architecture. One can't help but be drawn into the historical narrative that unfolds at every turn, from the oldest public theater in Europe to the enchanting venues of the Hvar Summer Festival. The festival's locations, including the Franciscan Monastery, Veneranda, the Arsenal, theater, and Hanibal Lucic garden, provide a stage for culture, art, and tradition.

For a panoramic perspective of the town and the mesmerizing Pakleni Islands, don't miss the opportunity to ascend to the Spanish Fortress. The breathtaking vistas from this vantage point are nothing short of spectacular and offer a unique way to connect with the town's historical and geographical essence.

Hvar's waterfront, known as the "riva," is among the most exclusive on the Adriatic coast. It's a place where diverse travelers, from backpackers to superyacht enthusiasts, come together in the spirit of equality that Hvar Town embodies. The riva is the perfect place to experience the unique blend of local life and international flair that characterizes this captivating destination.

Visit Hvar Tourist Board for more information.

The fifth International Workshop on State of the Art in Nuclear Cluster Physics (SOTANCP5) will be hosted at the Amfora Beach Resort, situated on the stunning and tranquil island of Hvar, Croatia. A limited number of rooms have been reserved at the Pharos Hotel, offering discounted rates (approximately 120 euros per night for double occupancy and 110 euros per night for single occupancy). Registered participants will receive the discount code for booking.

The resort is situated a ten-minute walk from the historic town of Hvar and will provide a stress-free, peaceful, yet culturally rich environment that will be ideal for intense scientific interactions, networking, shared social activities and for relaxation between sessions.

How to get from the Split International Airport to Hvar Island?

The closest international airport is Split Kaštela Airport, which has direct flights to all major airports in Europe including Frankfurt, London, Munich, Paris, and Vienna. From Split Kaštela Airport you can take a bus or a taxi, or rent a car to Split Main Bus Station. It is within walking distance to Split Port from where you need to travel by catamaran or ferry (if you are arriving by car) to Hvar.

The recommended option is taking the Pleso shuttle bus outside the airport (white bus with Croatia Airlines logo) followed by taking one of the available catamaran lines to Hvar.

Be aware that the last catamaran departs from Split at 19:15 while the last ferry boat departs at 20:30. If the transportation from Stari Grad (ferry boat arrives there) to the Hvar (town) will be needed, make sure to inform the organizers on time.