Stone, quietness and scent of the Mediterranean: The Dvor was built from Hvar grey stone, the same one used to build the 3 km away hundred-old village Humac, harmoniously situated on the throne of the Island of Hvar, in the centre of a stone field, in a sea of stillness surrounded by endemic plant varieties. It originally emerged as a separate hamlet in which general food staples were cultivated, the most important ingredients of the popular and healthy Mediterranean cuisine which has become so popular of late, and today continues the tradition of production of superior olive oil, wine and spices.

In touch with nature: Along with the ideal opportunities for jogging, bike excursions, long walks, but also laying by the pool, the Dvor Sv. Juraj also offers recreation activities with basketball, beach volleyball and bocce field.

To ensure that your holiday at the Dvor is filled with various activities, along with pleasant walks you can also visit the hundred year old village Humac, Grapeva cave which is the oldest site from the Neolithic area in Dalmatia, then down the northern path across the Greek fort Tor (IV century B.C.) and the late antiquity castrum of the City Galešnik (VI century) you will reach the town Jelsa. By car, in only fifteen minutes, you will reach the sea and pass by numerous coves where the sea is unbelievably clean. The coastline is indented, a little rocky with flat stone planes and sunny coves. The underwater world is ideal for scuba diving. The entire island abounds in forests, and even the beaches in their hinterland offer shade under hundred year old Mediterranean pine tree.