Zavala

Zavala has served as a wine-growing settlement on Hvar’s southern coast in Dalmatia for centuries. Set beneath the island’s steep, sun-facing slopes, it faces the Adriatic Sea and the nearby island of Šćedro. Vineyards remain central to local life: this warm, dry side of Hvar is associated with Plavac Mali, the red grape used for many Dalmatian wines. Zavala is a small, low-key place of stone houses, coves and cultivated terraces, connected with inland Hvar by the Pitve–Zavala tunnel. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Hvar and the Dalmatian coast.

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