4-Seater Buggy — Self-Guided Adventure in Hvar

Duration3h - 9h

Free cancellationFull refund up to 24 hours before

Instant confirmationYour booking is confirmed right away

TicketMobile or paper ticket accepted

LanguagesGerman, English, Italian, French, Spanish

Private tourOnly your group will participate

Overview

This buggy experience takes you beyond the main roads of Hvar, through quiet villages, scenic coastal roads and off-the-beaten-path routes with panoramic viewpoints overlooking the Adriatic. It combines light off-road driving with scenic exploration, with plenty of opportunities to stop, take photos and enjoy the landscape.

This is a self-guided experience, not a guided or group tour. You drive the buggy independently, with a suggested route provided for inspiration, but you are free to explore any locations at your own pace.

Each booking includes one buggy for four people with flexible rental duration. Backed by over 10 years of local experience, our vehicles are modern, regularly serviced and carefully maintained to ensure a safe, smooth and reliable ride. Clear instructions are provided so everything is simple, professional and hassle-free from start to finish.

What's included

Bottled water
Printed route map with local recommendations
Fuel surcharge

Consuming any kind of alcoholic beverages is strictly prohibited.

What to expect

Tvrdava Fortica
30m · Admission ticket not included

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
30m

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.
1h

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.
1h

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
20m · Admission ticket not included

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.
Dubokovic Wine
1h 30m · Admission ticket not included

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
Pass by

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 Napoljun - Napolean
30m

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.

Meeting and pickup

Meeting point

Our office is located next to the bus station, immediately to the right of the Tisak shop entrance. If you have any difficulty finding it, please continue approximately 30 meters further to our sandy parking area, where one of our colleagues will be there to assist you.

End point

Our office is located next to the bus station, immediately to the right of the Tisak shop entrance. If you have any difficulty finding it, please continue approximately 30 meters further to our sandy parking area, where one of our colleagues will be there to assist you.

Additional information

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Valid driver license is required and with it no minimum age applies for the rental
Good experience on driving scooters is required for this rental

Cancellation policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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