Jelsa - Panorama Immobiliare&Turismo

JELSA, a small town and port on the northern coast of the island of Hvar. Jelsa has a rich tradition in tourism. Today Jelsa is an important tourist centre. Economy is based on farming, viniculture, olive growing, fishing, shipbuilding, seafaring and tourism.Major attractions of this popular seaside resort include various accommodation facilities - hotels, apartments, campsites - and sports and recreational opportunities - tennis courts, tennis camp, miniature golf, bowling courts, water sports, diving school. Important is also exquisite gastronomic offer - fresh seafood and famous wines of Hvar. Excursions are regularly organized (Bol, Makarska, etc.).

Occasional cultural and entertainment programs are organized in the summer months. The major event is the Days of Antun Dobronic (20th of July - 20th of August).

There are also regular ship lines with Split and Bol on the island of Brac.

The first habitation grew out around the small church of St. John in the Field, which was in the 17th century reconstructed and converted into a Baroque-style structure of an octagonal ground-plan. A square was formed around the church and it got its present aspect in the period between the 17th and the 19th centuries. - The fortified parish church of Sts. Fabian and Sebastian, built in the 16th century, is a three-nave structure covered by a stone barrel vault. One of the Baroque altars is a work by the wood-carver Antonio Porri. The New Park features a monument to the Croatian composer A. Dobronic (1878-1955) by S. Drinkovic. In the vicinity of Jelsa are the remains of a greek fortress called Tor, and on the locality of Crkvica the remains of an antique structure.

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		JELSA, a small town and port on the northern coast of the island of Hvar. Jelsa has a rich tradition in tourism. Today Jelsa is an important tourist centre. Economy is based on farming, viniculture, olive growing, fishing, shipbuilding, seafaring and tourism.Major attractions of this popular seaside resort include various accommodation facilities - hotels, apartments, campsites - and sports and recreational opportunities - tennis courts, tennis camp, miniature golf, bowling courts, water sports, diving school. Important is also exquisite gastronomic offer - fresh seafood and famous wines of Hvar. Excursions are regularly organized (Bol, Makarska, etc.). Occasional cultural and entertainment programs are organized in the summer months. The major event is the Days of Antun Dobronic (20th of July - 20th of August). There are also regular ship lines with Split and Bol on the island of Brac. The first habitation grew out around the small church of St. John in the Field, which was in the 17th century reconstructed and converted into a Baroque-style structure of an octagonal ground-plan. A square was formed around the church and it got its present aspect in the period between the 17th and the 19th centuries. - The fortified parish church of Sts. Fabian and Sebastian, built in the 16th century, is a three-nave structure covered by a stone barrel vault. One of the Baroque altars is a work by the wood-carver Antonio Porri. The New Park features a monument to the Croatian composer A. Dobronic (1878-1955) by S. Drinkovic. In the vicinity of Jelsa are the remains of a greek fortress called Tor, and on the locality of Crkvica the remains of an antique structure.


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