Everybody arriving to Croatia wants to visit Hvar town on the same-named island. And rightfully so, as it is known as the "St. Tropez" of Croatia. However, getting to the town with a yacht is no easy feat in the high season - the harbor and mooring buoys are always busy. That is why we recommend Vinogradišce bay, which can be found on the south side of St. Clement island, the biggest one of Pakleni archipelago that is just across the channel of Hvar town. Both Vinogradišce bay and its neighbour on the north side of the island - Palmižana marina, are known as the "IT" places to visit, and main points to be if you'd like to discover Hvar town itself. It is recommended that you get a reservation for a mooring buoy before heading to the bay, as no free anchoring is allowed. The bay has a small sandy beach and is filled with high-end restaurants, like Toto's, Meneghello, and "Laganini" beach club, bringing in numerous crowds guaranteeing a lively evening full of memories.