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Conference venues in Croatian islands

Conference venues in the Croatian islands mostly sit inside resort hotels, and the addresses show how that shapes a programme. On Hvar the Amfora Hvar Grand Beach Resort stands in Hvar town on Biskupa Jurja Dubokovića street, near the waterfront. On Brač the cluster is around Bol, with Bluesun Holiday Village Bonaca and Hotel Bretanide on Put Zlatnog Rata, while Aminess Vival Velaris Resort is in Supetar and Hotel Lemongarden in Sutivan. Restoran Sv. Dominik is the odd one out, a restaurant in Trogir on the mainland.

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15 published venues

Bogovići

Kuća dubašljanske baštine

Kuća dubašljanske baštine is an ethnographic museum in Bogovići, in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. It states that it hosts meeting rooms, conferences, corporate …

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Trogir

Restoran Sv. Dominik

Restoran Sv. Dominik is a restaurant in Trogir, Split-Dalmatia County, serving Dalmatian cuisine with vegetarian and vegan dishes also available. Its categories…

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Vrh

Agroturizam Dvori Svetog Jurja

Agroturizam Dvori Svetog Jurja is an agritourism business in Vrh on the island of Krk, in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. It combines accommodation in rooms, bung…

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Croatia

Amfora Hvar Grand Beach Resort

Amfora Hvar Grand Beach Resort is a hotel complex in Hvar, Split-Dalmatia County, with dining, sea views, a beach club and an outdoor pool with a swim-up bar. I…

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Supetar

Aminess Vival Casa Velaris

Aminess Vival Casa Velaris is a hotel in Supetar on the island of Brač, in Split-Dalmatia County, set by a bay with a private beach, restaurant and gym. Its eve…

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Supetar

Aminess Vival Velaris Resort

Aminess Vival Velaris Resort is a hotel in Supetar, on the island of Brač, in Split-Dalmatia County. It has a restaurant by the pool, a spa centre and sports co…

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Croatia

Beach Bay Hvar Hotel

Beach Bay Hvar Hotel is a hotel on Šetalište put Križa in Hvar, in Split-Dalmatia County. Its own description presents it as a renovated property in the town ce…

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Bol

Bluesun Holiday Village Bonaca

Bluesun Holiday Village Bonaca is a hotel in Bol, on the island of Brač, in Split-Dalmatia County. Its own description presents it as an unpretentious resort wi…

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Bol

Borak Adults Exclusive Hotel

Borak Adults Exclusive Hotel is a hotel in Bol, in Split-Dalmatia County, set near the beach and close to the Golden Horn on the island of Brač. Its own descrip…

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Vrh

Boutique B&B Agroturizam Sv. Juraj

Boutique B&B Agroturizam Sv. Juraj is a bed & breakfast in Vrh, in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. Its rooms are described as simple, with a restaurant, an outdoo…

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Bol

Hotel Bretanide

Hotel Bretanide is a hotel in Bol, on the island of Brač, in Split-Dalmatia County. It operates as a resort with sports and wellness facilities, pools, a spa ce…

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Sutivan

Hotel Lemongarden

Hotel Lemongarden is a hotel in Sutivan, Split-Dalmatia County, with rooms and apartments, a restaurant with a view, a spa centre and an outdoor infinity pool. …

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Croatia

Suncani Hvar Hotels

Sunčani Hvar Hotels is a hotel business on Hvar in Split-Dalmatia County. It states that it hosts meeting rooms, destination weddings, wedding receptions and we…

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Baška

Valamar Villa Adria

Valamar Villa Adria is a hotel complex on Ul. Emila Geistlicha in Baška, in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. Its rooms and apartments have spacious balconies, and …

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Supetar

Waterman Kaktus Hotel

Waterman Kaktus Hotel is a hotel in Supetar on the island of Brač, in Split-Dalmatia County. Its congress centre Forum has a congress hall used for conferences,…

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Event services in Croatian islands

Hvar town, the Brač coast and a Trogir restaurant

Amfora Hvar Grand Beach Resort is a hotel complex in Hvar with meeting facilities on two floors, including two flexible ballrooms and smaller breakout spaces, all with floor-to-ceiling windows. It states that it handles business meetings and weddings. On Brač, Bluesun Holiday Village Bonaca in Bol presents itself as an unpretentious resort with pools, bars and a restaurant, and states that it handles conferences and corporate events. Hotel Bretanide, also in Bol, has four rooms for meetings, seminars and conferences, equipped with technical equipment, and advises confirming the technical setup in advance. Aminess Vival Velaris Resort in Supetar offers one large and two smaller air-conditioned halls with video and audio equipment; the Velaris Hall takes up to 250 people, Hall I up to 25 and Hall II up to 40 seats. It states that it hosts business meetings, conferences, corporate events, wedding receptions and weddings. Restoran Sv. Dominik in Trogir hosts conferences and corporate events, and its team assists with planning the agenda and curating a menu. Aminess Vival Velaris Resort is listed as suitable for seminars.

What to settle with an island venue

Few of these addresses advertise conferences in their own right, so the working assumption should be that conference use is arranged case by case. Ask what the room includes, who handles the technical setup, and how a group reaches the venue and moves between sessions. Hotel Bretanide itself advises confirming the technical setup in advance, and Restoran Sv. Dominik states that its team helps shape the agenda and the menu. For a restaurant, ask how a seated conference session would work alongside the dining room and what the menu can cover, including the vegetarian and vegan dishes it states it serves. Where a hotel offers full board, as Bluesun Holiday Village Bonaca and Hotel Bretanide do, check what that covers for a working day. Confirm the terms of private hire and the equipment in writing with the venue.

Other occasions in Croatian islands

Other venue types in Croatian islands

Planning questions

Can a group hold a conference outside a hotel on these islands?

Restoran Sv. Dominik in Trogir states that it hosts conferences and corporate events and that its team assists with the agenda and the menu. Ask how a seated session would work alongside the dining room.

Which venue gives hall sizes?

Aminess Vival Velaris Resort in Supetar states that the Velaris Hall takes up to 250 people, Hall I up to 25 and Hall II up to 40 seats, all air-conditioned with video and audio equipment.

What should be confirmed with each venue?

Confirm the terms of private hire, the room setup and the technical equipment. Hotel Bretanide advises checking the technical setup in advance, and full-board hotels should explain what the arrangement covers for a working day.

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