Sibenik Riviera

The "Rivera of Sibenik" or "Pearl on the Adriatic", as Primošten is popularly known, can be reached in about 35 minutes from Split Airport. The idyllic town in southern Croatia enchants visitors with its traditional stone houses and countless small streets with lovingly furnished restaurants. As a protection against pirates, Primošten used to be accessible only via a drawbridge. Around the romantic old town there are pebble beaches, rocky beach sections and hidden bays, such as Velika Raduca, the most popular beach in Primošten. On the other hand, those who prefer the raw beauty of nature will find what they are looking for on Garbina Beach, a mixture of rocky and pebbly beach. Would you like to go swimming with the locals? The gently sloping Porat beach is very popular among Primošten residents and is very much liked by families.
Do you love something special? Then you must not miss a trip to one of the seven offshore islands with secluded bays, which can be reached within a few minutes by boat.
Culture - nature - history - sports
At the highest point of the old town of Primošten there is the Church of Sv. Juraj. Inside the church, which was built in the 15th century, is the sarcophagus of Bishop Arneric, which is still venerated by many today.
The Krka National Park with its seven waterfalls is about 30 km away from Primošten. Along the Krka and lakes, you can find many old fortresses and some monasteries, such as the Franciscan monastery on the island of Visovac.
About 27 km from Primošten lies the town of Trogir, on the Dalmatian coast. In 1997, UNESCO declared the entire old town complex a World Heritage Site.
Around 3 km south of Primošten are the vineyards of Bucavac Veliki. The well-known red wine variety Babic is grown in the red soil covered with stones.
A wide network of beautiful cycling and hiking trails, on which you can discover the Riviera and the hinterland, stretches around Primošten. Mountain bikers love this well-developed area. Especially in the early and late season you will meet cyclists and hikers who appreciate the mild temperatures and the many opportunities.