
1 / 10About this activity
Hunt for trophy fish in the deep waters off Hvar Island with a seasoned captain who knows the Adriatic's prime fishing grounds. This 5-hour expedition combines traditional and modern angling techniques for serious anglers seeking marlin, tuna, and other big game species.
The fishing trips are lead by a professional fisherman with years of experience.In our diverse fishing activities we use a number of tools and techniques, such as longlines, nets, traps, hooks, big game fishing, middle game fishing.
The price includes: guidance by an experienced skipper, fuel, drinks, fishing permits, appropriate bait, and fishing equipment – rods and reels (class 50/class 80 and 30 lbs).
Highlights
- ✓Professional skipper with years of Adriatic fishing expertise
- ✓Big game and mid-range fishing techniques tailored to conditions
- ✓High-spec equipment included: class 50/80 reels and 30 lbs rods
- ✓All permits, bait, fuel, and refreshments provided
- ✓Scenic backdrop of Hvar's crystal-clear waters
Insider tips
- ★Early morning departures (typically before 7 AM) offer the best bite; calm seas and active fish make the first few hours most productive
- ★Request a trip targeting specific species in advance—the captain adjusts tactics for tuna, grouper, or pelagics based on seasonal migrations and recent reports
- ★Bring polarized sunglasses and reef-safe sunscreen; the Adriatic sun reflects intensely off the water
- ★If you're prone to seasickness, take preventive medication 30 minutes before boarding and position yourself amidships for stability
Good to know
- •Fishing permits are included; no prior licensing required
- •Boat capacity and exact meeting point details confirmed upon booking
- •Activity involves standing/active movement on a moving vessel; moderate fitness recommended
- •Catch-and-release or kept-fish handling explained by skipper; check local regulations for take-home limits
Who it's for
Best time to visit
May through October offers warmest water and most consistent big game activity; July–September peak season brings higher catch rates but also more boats. Early mornings (dawn to mid-morning) are consistently best for feeding.











