Explore from Misto
Primošten and the coast around it.
Old stone towns, vineyards, waterfalls and islands are all within reach. These are the places we would start with.
Close to Misto
Start nearby.
Primošten · about 8 minutes
Primošten Old Town
Walk through the stone lanes to the Church of St. George, then continue around the waterfront for views back towards the mainland.
Gaj Hill · about 10 minutes
Our Lady of Loreto
The hilltop statue is easy to reach by car and gives you one of the best panoramic views over Primošten and the surrounding islands.
Primošten · about 10 minutes
Bucavac vineyards
Dry-stone walls divide the rocky slopes where the local Babić grape is grown. The landscape is especially beautiful near sunset.
Half-day and day trips
More of Dalmatia, without rushing.
Šibenik
About 30 minutes. Explore the old town, the Cathedral of St. James and the fortresses above the city. St. Anthony’s Channel is a good option for an easy coastal walk.
Krka National Park
About 50 minutes. Walk around Skradinski Buk and combine the park with lunch in Skradin. Book ahead during the busiest summer weeks.
Trogir
About 40 minutes. A compact UNESCO-listed old town with narrow stone streets, the Cathedral of St. Lawrence and a waterfront promenade.
Split
About 70 minutes. Diocletian’s Palace sits at the centre of a busy working city. Go early, especially if you are visiting in July or August.
Looking for something specific?
Ask us before your stay and we’ll point you in the right direction.