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Hvar: Quad Adventure – Scenic Viewpoints & Villages
- 3–24 hours
- Free cancellation up to 24h before
- Instant confirmation
- Private tour
Highlights
Discover a different side of Hvar on your own terms — a self-guided quad experience, not a fixed or guided tour. Drive through quiet villages, scenic coastal roads and panoramic viewpoints, stopping wherever and whenever you choose. A suggested route is provided, but you’re free to create your own itinerary. Each booking includes one quad (up to 2 people) with flexible rental from 3 to 24 hours. All vehicles are modern, easy to handle and regularly serviced, with clear instructions so you can explore confidently and without stress.
Inclusions
What's included
- Detailed Island Map with Local Recommendations
- A 110L lockable storage box is included with each vehicle, providing secure space for personal belongings. Each box comes with two locks and key for safe and convenient storage during your ride.
- 2 Safety Helmets Included
- Phone holder (for easy navigation use)
What's not
- Consuming any kind of alcoholic beverages is strictly prohibited.
- You may return the vehicle refueled (usually €5–15 at the station) or pay €0.25 per km to us at return.
Itinerary
The Spanish Fort overlooks Hvar Town and provides wide views over the harbor and surrounding islands. Upon arrival, you can park the buggy nearby and explore the fort at your own pace. Visitors can walk along the historic walls and learn more about its important defensive role in protecting the town.
Malo Grablje is an abandoned stone village located a short drive from Hvar Town. Once a small farming settlement, it was gradually deserted in the 20th century as residents moved closer to the coast. Today, its empty stone houses and narrow paths create a quiet and atmospheric setting, offering a glimpse into Hvar’s rural past. It is a unique stop for walking, exploring, and taking photos away from the busy seaside areas.
Zaraće is a small village located about 7 km from Hvar Town on the island’s southern cliffs. Below the village are two pebble coves; Velo Zaraće to the right and Malo Zaraće to the left, separated by only a few hundred meters. Surrounded by steep rocky cliffs and clear blue sea, these beaches offer a more natural and dramatic setting than most beaches near town.
About 9 km east of Hvar Town, along the southern coast, lies the beautiful cove of Dubovica. Above the pebble beach stands a historic stone house that resembles a small seaside castle, giving the cove its distinctive character. The buggy is parked along the main road above, followed by a walk of less than 10 minutes down to the beach. Proper shoes are recommended, as the path is uneven.
Tvrdalj Castle was the summer residence of the Croatian poet Petar Hektorović (1487–1572). In the 16th century, when Hvar faced attacks from the Ottoman Empire, Hektorović fortified his home so it could serve as a refuge for local residents. Today, visitors can explore this historic complex and see how a Renaissance noble combined poetry, architecture and defense in one unique residence.
Duboković Winery is a small, family-owned winery located near Jelsa, known for producing high-quality wines from native Dalmatian grape varieties. With a strong focus on tradition and limited production, the winery offers a more intimate and authentic tasting experience compared to larger commercial producers. Visitors can learn about local winemaking methods, explore the cellar, and enjoy carefully crafted wines that reflect the character of Hvar’s climate and soil.
Brusje is a small traditional village located in the hills above Hvar Town, known for its lavender fields, olive groves and stone houses. Surrounded by dry-stone walls and open countryside, the village offers a peaceful atmosphere and wide views over the island’s northern coast. It is one of the oldest settlements on Hvar and provides insight into the island’s rural life and agricultural traditions.
Fort Napoleon rises above Hvar Town and offers one of the best panoramic views on the island. From the viewpoint, you can see the town’s red rooftops, the Pakleni Islands and the open Adriatic Sea. Park the buggy below the fortress, walk a few meters to the viewpoint and take your time enjoying the scenery and taking photos, especially at sunset.
Cancellation
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.
Reviews
4.9
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Ratings come from 71 reviews collected by our booking partner. They are travellers' own words, in the order they were written — never reordered to flatter the experience.
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5The BEST way to explore Hvar
The pre-set map was helpful and we tried to hit every stop. I wouldn’t recommend every stop, we felt like we had to rush to enjoy and then move on. Longest stretch on the bike was ~30 minutes. Definitely bring a jacket for later in the evening. Sunset at the end was a must!
5Quad bike excellent day out
Fantastic day out with loads of things to do and visit. Booking in was simple with good instructions from Real Hvar. Tagged a visit to the fortress on the end to save the walk up from Hvar. Thoroughly recommend this. Roads aren’t busy and quad biking on them was comfortable all the way round.
5Best way to see the island!
Best way to see the island! The GPS guide they give you makes it so easy to see all the highlights. We felt very safe driving on the Hvar roads. The scenic drive portion is stunning.
5Really nice equipment and friendly staff
That was very friendly and the equipment was in great shape. The app for the phone with the map was very helpful
5A good way to see Hvar at your own pace.
The ATVs are a good way to see the island. Their map is easy to follow and gives you interesting places to stop. You travel at your own speed without a restricted time schedule.
5Highly recommend ATV Hvar tour!!
Hands down one of my favorite ways to see all of the best stops recommended by the locals. It was so nice to make each stop at our own pace and amend the itinerary as we liked.
Know before you go
- Meeting point
- Our main office is conveniently situated at the bus station, right next to the Tisak shop. Look for a small blue door to easily locate us. Additionally, we also have an office located in Hotel Pharos, where you can find us upon entering the hotel premises.
- Pickup
- Everyone meets at the starting point; there is no pickup.
- Ticket type
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Operated by
- Real Hvar - Rental Agency
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
How it compares in Hvar
- Its from-price is 77% below the median of the 55 day trips we list in Hvar.
- It is longer than most of them.
- By number of reviews it ranks 12 of 55.
- The operator lists free cancellation on it.
About Hvar
Hvar is a long Adriatic island of lavender, vineyards and Venetian stonework, with a harbour town beneath a hilltop fortress.
Hvar town curves around a harbour on the island's south-west coast, with a broad stone square, a Renaissance loggia and a Venetian arsenal. The upper floor of the arsenal holds a theatre dating from 1612, among the oldest public theatres in Europe. Above the town, the fortress on the hill gives the best view over the red roofs and the Pakleni Islands offshore.
Top-ranked sights in Hvar: Pakleni Islands (Paklinski Islands), Hvar Spanish Fortress (Tvrdava Fortica), Cathedral of St. Stephen (Hvar Cathedral).
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