Collection: Vrbanj, Hvar

Vrbanj is one of the largest and oldest villages on the island of Hvar, with roots stretching back to Illyrian and Roman times. Nestled in the heart of the island, it has long been known for its strong sense of community, traditional stone houses, and fertile surroundings. Generations of villagers have lived from the vineyards, olive groves, and fields that frame Vrbanj, making it a place deeply connected to Hvar’s agricultural soul.

The village is rich in history and folklore, with legends of local heroes and ties to the medieval nobility of Hvar. Walking through its narrow lanes, visitors are greeted by centuries-old architecture, charming courtyards, and the sounds of daily life that echo traditions passed down for hundreds of years.

Today, Vrbanj combines the authenticity of a working Dalmatian village with the warmth of its people, offering a glimpse into Hvar’s living heritage. It’s a place where time feels slower, culture runs deep, and community is at the heart of everything.