Hvar/island of Hvar Hvar harbour

MAP OF HVAR HARBOUR

Warning: These maps are for information and not navigation purposes.
Source: Karl-H. Beständig "808 LUKA I UVALA - Hrvatska, Slovenija i Crna Gora" (808 HARBOURS AND BAYS – Croatia, Slovenia and Montenegro)

A few important tips from the Hvar Nautical Centre, the concession owner:

anchoring in Hvar harbour is not allowed;
to communicate with the concession owner use channel 9 VHF;
during high season, the harbour is very busy and everybody is advised to be patient;
How does one get a mooring place? Take a free buoy by 9 o’clock in the morning or cruise and wait for one to become available. Concession employees will come and meet you in a dinghy and take you to a free buoy. After 12 o’clock, there are usually no free mooring places or buoys. Around 50% of vessels coming into the harbour can not find a free mooring place;
your crew may disembark on shore and go for a walk or get supplies while your are waiting for a mooring place;
if you only need to recharge batteries and fill-up your water tank, it would be best to come between 12 and 1 o’clock. Should it take you more than an hour, you will have to pay the full mooring fee;
Hvar harbour is safe during the bura, while the sirocco makes the sea swell and mooring on the shore is not allowed;
alternative Hvar harbours are ACI Palmižana and Stari Grad.

DAILY MOORING FEES - HVAR HARBOUR

MOORING ON BUOYS

SHORE MOORING

15 mooring places
2.05 euros per meter for vessels up to 10 meters
4.11 euros per meter for vessels between 10 and 15 metres
4.79 euros per meter for vessels between 15 and 20 meters
6.16 euros per meter for vessels between 20 and 30 meters
8.22 euros per meter for vessels over 30 meters
The fee does not include water fill-up, power supply or refuse collection. These services are charged separately, depending on vessel length, and are usually between 20 and 50 euros.

WHERE TO MOOR IN HVAR