Hula Hula sits directly on the rocks just outside Hvar Town, open year-round and known specifically as one of the Adriatic's classic sunset spots — its own site frames the day explicitly around that arc: "slow mornings by the water, sunny afternoons with cocktails, and golden-hour energy as the beach comes alive."
What it's known for
Unlike several of the louder clubs on Croatia's Zrće Beach, Hula Hula pitches itself as a relaxed beach bar rather than a party venue for most of the day — food, drinks and sunbeds through the afternoon, building toward a livelier crowd specifically as the sun goes down rather than running a high-energy programme from opening. Music is described as central to the identity, but the site is explicit that the atmosphere during the day stays "relaxed, sunny, and easygoing."
Booking and sunbeds
Sunbeds are rented per person, positioned on a deck, and include an umbrella plus food and drink service — no minimum spend or deposit is mentioned beyond the lounger itself. Bookings for sunbeds or tables go through a booking inquiry form on the site rather than instant confirmation, and the site is explicit that submitting the form doesn't guarantee a reservation — worth allowing extra time for a reply before a visit, rather than turning up assuming a spot is held.
What isn't confirmed
Specific opening and closing hours, dress code, a children's policy and accessibility information for reduced mobility aren't stated on the pages checked for this guide, so none of that is claimed here. No independent press coverage meeting this guide's sourcing standard turned up either.
Getting there
Hula Hula is on Petriceva Šetalište, just outside Hvar Town (see it on the map), an easy walk from the town centre. Split Airport, with a ferry connection to Hvar, is the usual arrival point for the island.
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