- United Airlines has expanded its nonstop route between Newark Liberty International Airport and Croatia.
- Dubrovanik has a daily red-i flight lands, and the Hwar of Sunny Isle is just a three-hour boat ride.
- HVAR is known for its adriatic beach and UNESCO-recognized vineyard baris.
There are places where time begins to spread like a afternoon pushed into a sunlight, where the clamor of modern life softens the clinks of the glasses under the waves and the wine-shhed paragolas. HavarAdrift, a thin Croatian island in the Adriatic, is such a place. By prolonged boats and suncayers, Hawar has been known for the most dhupi island in Croatia, especially during the summer months of June, July and August.
The island- and the entire Croatia- Bus became easier twice to thanks for the new daily flights connecting New Jersey (EWR) and Dubrovanic (DBV). The extended route operated by the United Airlines creates a seasonal service that had previously run between the two cities weekly four times. Now, Americans can travel directly to Croatia directly on the nine-hour nonstop red-i flight in Dubrovnik next morning.
According to the November 2024 press release, the extended nonstop service began in early May 2025 and ended in August 2025 in August 2025, reflecting “more than double the seats available for summer,”. Shared by Daburovenic Airport,
Newarark is currently the only nonstop flight connecting the US and Croatia for the Dubrovanic flight. Local time gives an overnight flight land in Dubrovnik after 10 am, gives American passengers time to detect the coastal city before going to Hawar Island. Dubrovanic, who sits on the Adriatic Sea, is known for its attractive old city and about the 16th -century stone walls.
From Dubrovnik, obtaining HVAR is as easy as hopping on a boat that runs between two destinations four times daily during the peak season. Boat ride It takes more than just three hours,
On arriving at the Ferry port in the island’s main hub, Hawar Town, the passengers will be welcomed by the sun -stained marble streets and the Renaissance architecture. In addition, the hills covered from lavender and small stone villages are tucking between olive trees.
Seasonal flight also serves as an entry point for other islands: many passengers take the ghats to the Paklani islands, which are away from the south -western coast of Hawar and are famous for their secluded beaches and rocky cooves.
