Primošten
A stone village built on a peninsula, with Babić vineyards climbing the hillside in a grid of stone walls and spectacular sea views.
Primošten sits about 55 km northwest of Split. Its old town is built on a small peninsula, and the highest point is the Church of St. George, whose graveyard offers views over the bays and islands on either side. The Bucavac vineyards north of town divide the hillside into dense small plots of stone walls, producing the local red wine Babić, whose photographs were once displayed at UN headquarters. Clear pebble beaches such as Mala Raduča lie along the town's edge. You can drive from Split in about an hour, or take a bus bound for Šibenik. Many travelers combine it with Krka National Park as a day trip.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Šibenik Cathedral of St. James & Old Town
- Krka National Park
- Blue Lagoon (Krknjaši), Drvenik Veli
- Trogir Old Town
- Marjan Hill
- Meštrović Gallery
- Diocletian's Palace, Split
- Riva Promenade, Split