Za Krizen (Following the Cross) is a night procession held every Holy Thursday through the towns of Jelsa, Pitve, Vrisnik, Svirce, Vrbanj, and Vrboska. The 500-year-old tradition is included as part of UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Held in Hvar town, this event celebrates the feast of Hvar’s co-patron St. Prošper, which has been celebrated since 1671 when the saint’s relics were brought from Rome. A fair is traditionally held in the main town square.

Held in Jelsa, this four-day festival showcases Hvar Island's culture, promoting wines from the island, olive products and local producers. 

Held in Hvar town, this summer event attracts the top names from the world of classical music, with daily events in exquisite locations, such as the Franciscan Monastery and Europe’s oldest public theater.

Join us for the exclusive summer opening of A•Bay Beach Bar on Thursday, June 26th, from 5:00 to 10:00 pm! Be a part of this stellar evening on the Adriatic, featuring a DJ set by Bonjasky, our chic beach bar atmosphere, and signature mindful hospitality. Space is limited and RSVP is required with a table booking by emailing events@maslinaresort.com.

Known as Croatia's most aromatic festival and the most iconic event in Hvar's tourism calendar, this festival is held in the village of Velo Grablje and encourages the cultivation of lavender with many lavender products offered. 

This annual music festival in the easternmost town on the island is heaven for fans of independent regional music. Singer-songwriter performances are held in different authentic locations in the old Sucuraj center.

The annual Puhijada, or edible dormouse festival, is held in the village of Dol near the 2,400-year-old town of Stari Grad every August.

The biggest wine festival in the Adriatic and Jelsa’s most popular event features wine tastings, climbing rope for prosciutto, children’s activities and more.

A 16 km open sea swim from Stari Grad Harbor to the top of the Kabal Peninsula and back, this sporting event attracts some of the world's top swimmers, including Olympic gold medalists.

A celebration of wine, food, song and the long sailing tradition in Stari Grad. Enjoy watching more than 100 traditional boats fill the Stari Grad Harbor for this September event.

Known as the most important winter competition for sailors in small classes in Europe for over 40 years, the Hvar New Year Regatta is organized by the Zvir Sailing Club in Hvar town.