How to Get to Sveta Nedjelja by Car on the Island of Hvar?

Sveta Nedjelja is a seaside village located on the Croatian island of Hvar. The coastal road to the town, with dangerous drop-offs directly to the Adriatic Sea, is recommended only for the brave and adventurous. It’s one of the most scenic coastal drives in the world.

Sveta Nedjelja

Where is Sveta Nedjelja?

The village, mostly known for its vineyards that stretch from the mountain down to the sea, is located near the town of Hvar, on the southern side of the island of Hvar, at the foot of Sv. Nikola, which stands 626 meters above sea level, the highest peak on the island.

Is the Road to Sveta Nedjelja Unpaved?

The road to the village, also known as Sveta Nedilja, is mostly unpaved. Ensure that your brakes are in good condition, as this is definitely not an easy drive. The road is very narrow with dangerous drop-offs directly above the sea. It’s intense because there are no guardrails, and there is little room for error if oncoming traffic veers towards you. The road will certainly pump adrenaline into you as you drive along the steep cliffs. It’s best to avoid it if you have passengers who are afraid of heights.

How Long is the Road to Sveta Nedjelja?

Starting from the paved D116 road, the route to the village is 6.7 km (4.16 miles) long. It winds through pine woods and offers breathtaking views of the crystal-clear sea and the surrounding islands of the Adriatic Sea.

Can I Drive the Road to Sveta Nedjelja?

The road presents a high risk of rock slides. It is also exposed to strong winds, so it is always a good idea to check the weather report before visiting. Take this road at your own risk and ask locals about the current conditions.
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