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According to its land area, Solta
belongs to the medium sized group of Adriatic islands. However,
judging it by its natural endowments, it is certainly amongst the
most beautiful. It is merely 16km, or 9 nautical miles from
Split,
with its 60km of coastline interspersed with four harbors and 24
bays, it offers the visitor quick approach and a safe, pleasant
stay.
Taking advantage of modern fast boats,
one can reach the island within 15 to 20 minutes. The island's harbors
and bays have a capacity to accommodate some thousand boats, while
the numerous natural beaches offer sufficient space for many more
swimmers.
The natural
beauty of this island has attracted and inspired even the Roman Emperor
Diocletian who built his fishery in one of islands' bays.
The most
beautiful places on the island:
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Maslinica
Maslinica is the only Solta’s village situated in the cove of the
western part of the island. It has beautiful scenery of picturesque
cove and pinewood in the southern side and also of its
well-protected cove of Sesul and archipelago of seven islands.
Private accommodation and apartments
Stomorska
Is the oldest port on the island. First families settled in
Stomorska as early as in 16th century. Stomorska has been famous for
its fleet of big wooden ships that were used to carry Solta's wine
and olive oil to markets on mainland and in Italy.
Private accommodation and apartments
Necujam
The youngest village of the island, founded by building summer
houses but also by planned hotel building. Necujam is the largest
and according to some the most beautiful cove of the island.
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Rogac
Rogac is the main port of the island but also a tourist village with
nautical marina, gas station and beautiful coves (Banje, Kasjun,
Zustova and others) which makes this place an excellent spot for
development of nautical tourism.
Private accommodation and apartments
How to get there? |
Necujam beach
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