Milna is a village on the southern coast of the island, and from the very center of the city it is only 4 kilometers away. The place is known for its hard-working people which almost all share the surname Tudor. This is the youngest town of Hvar which was created in the fifties . Sv. Teodor is the patron of the city , and feast is celebrated on November 9. It became an independent settlement in 1991. According to data from 2001. in Milna lived only 90 inhabitants . One of the attractions is the village Malo Grablje that resembles a pirate 's nest , also well known is old mansion of aristocratic family Ivanić dating from the 17th century ( this mansion is now managed by the family Božić-Fio). The beaches are of gravel and only one beach is to part of sand . Two well know bays are Malo and Veliko Borče , that delight tourists with its beauty . In Milna there are 7 restaurants which offer rich cuisine and local wines of the island. Tourists can hike , rent a boat , beach chairs and um...brella, and what is particularly interesting is that you can ride on donkeys. As for sporting activities there are tennis courts and a diving school and you can also visit the islands of Korcula, Mljet, Vis and Biševo. Locals are engaged in viticulture and fruit growing, well-known is farming of agave and more recently is developed tourism. This little Mediterranean place is reachable by boat from the city of Hvar ,by car or by foot for tourists seeking recreation. Milne locals are always willing to help and instruct you to visit many beaches and cultural attractions. Accommodation is offered in apartments, boarding houses and small family rooms, a verdant landscape, clear blue sea and the fresh air will help you find the ideal vacation away from the hustle and bustle. Milna does not offer a lot of restaurants and those who are seeking nightlife can visit some discotheques in the city center of Hvar, which is just 4 kilometers away.