No. 03
Mlaska, practical questions
How do you get to Mlaska: on foot, by car or by boat?
Park along the old Hvar to Stari Grad road above the bay and walk down the steep, rocky footpath, about 10 to 15 minutes on uneven ground. The roadside parking strip is small and fills quickly, so many visitors come by taxi boat or rental boat from Hvar harbour instead. Let our local concierge organise the best of Hvar for you: exclusive villas not listed online, private chef, boats, transfers.
What is the seabed like and how is the entry into the sea?
Mlaska is one of the few truly sandy beaches on Hvar, a sheltered cove on the north side of the island close to Sucuraj. The water is shallow and warms up quickly, which makes it a favourite with families with small children. The clear, sheltered water is excellent for swimming and snorkelling; arrive early in July and August to be sure of a spot.
Is Mlaska good for small children?
Mlaska MlaskaA rare sandy cove with shallow, warm water near Sucuraj on the eastern tip of the island. The water is shallow and warms up quickly, which makes it a favourite with families with small children.
Is there a restaurant or bar at Mlaska?
Yes, within a few hundred metres you will find Restaurant "Mlaska". In peak season come early or book a table for lunch.
Is there shade at Mlaska?
Pine trees give natural shade and there is a camp with simple facilities right behind the beach. Park along the old Hvar to Stari Grad road above the bay and walk down the steep, rocky footpath, about 10 to 15 minutes on uneven ground.
What should we bring to Mlaska?
Pack water shoes for the pebbles, sun cream and a towel.
Can we arrive by taxi boat?
Yes. Taxi boats from the Hvar riva run all season and a private ride drops you as close as the seabed allows. See routes and prices on our
water taxi page.