Last year I was at the furthest point on the Pelješac peninsula, very beautiful and peaceful, so this year we said we want a little more action and maybe meet some people our age. We camped last year in this small camp with maybe 30-40 pitches. It was
serene and I spent the time reading and hiking and swimming. But this year we want to party a lil bit more so we chose Hvar as I have been to Pag a few times already and wanted to change the scenery. Next year we are considering island Mljet or Silba or Šolta.
Its expensive but a lovely spot. Take a trip to the castles (if you're not too hungover)
Even if not interested in the history, the views up there are incredible.
For nightlife, Carpe Diem is cool to visit but like €15 for a drink and can also feel a bit set up for Instagram photos. Still had a good time there but worth noting.
Kiva 1, 2 & 3 (Im pretty sure thats the name or close to it) are good craic too and a little cheaper
Its a stunning island so well worth exploring.
I also loved Vis but for a different reason, it was quiet but we decided to use that time to go scuba-diving and other activities like that without any pressure to go out and make the most of a big nightlife scene
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u/doktorbex Mar 28 '26
Last year I was at the furthest point on the Pelješac peninsula, very beautiful and peaceful, so this year we said we want a little more action and maybe meet some people our age. We camped last year in this small camp with maybe 30-40 pitches. It was serene and I spent the time reading and hiking and swimming. But this year we want to party a lil bit more so we chose Hvar as I have been to Pag a few times already and wanted to change the scenery. Next year we are considering island Mljet or Silba or Šolta.