After Stari Grad, you should definitely stay on Hvar, and head for the Hvar Town. Passing along the west cape of the island of Hvar called Pelegrin, wonderful sights, such as the bay of Pribinja, Jagodna and other areas of outstanding natural beauty will capture your attention until you see Hvar and Pakleni otoci. ACI marina Palmižana is an option to spend the night in as it is in the middle of this group of islands. For a more romantic setting, there are number of well-protected bays to provide shelter for the night. Be aware of the shallows and rocks under the surface. If you want to go to Hvar directly, be prepared for the fuss about the berth and buoys as lots of boats come in regularly. Rich in monuments such as Hvar Cathedral, Arsenal, Franciscan monastery and a real gem, the first civic theatre in Europe built in 1612, Hvar has a great cultural significance, and historical too. The Fortica Fortress is another example of the long history and architecture. Climb up on it and prey your eyes on the beautiful view of Pakleni islands, numerous bays and beaches. Exceptional gastro offer in Hvar can be tested in many restaurants: fresh fish, olive oil, and wine from the island vineyards will tingle your taste buds. Although Hvar is soaked in history, it is very much alive and synchronized with the modern world, as it is well-known for its parties and nightlife that attract young people from all over the world, among them lots of those coming on sailing boats and catamarans. For the ones longing for some peace and quiet, we suggest avoiding such nights on Hvar (usually on Sunday and Monday night).