WHERE YOU’LL BE STAYING

Šolta is a captivating Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea, steeped in a rich history shaped by diverse civilizations. From ancient Greeks and Romans to Venetians and Austro-Hungarians, each era has left its mark on this enchanting island. Rogač, a picturesque coastal town on Šolta, was once a bustling harbor connecting the island to the world. The name "Rogač" derives from the old fishing nets called "rogozi" used by local fishermen. Today, Šolta offers a tranquil retreat where visitors can explore its fascinating past, admire olive groves and vineyards that have flourished for centuries, and discover historical landmarks like the Church of St. Therese and the Chapel of St. Ivan. 

THINGS TO DO NEARBY

Beyond the historical charm of Rogač and Šolta lies an abundance of exciting activities and breathtaking sights to discover. The island's coastline is adorned with hidden coves and secluded beaches, providing an idyllic setting for sunbathing and snorkeling amidst the crystal-clear waters. For adventure enthusiasts, hiking and cycling trails meander through the island's lush landscapes, offering panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea. Charming villages like Grohote and Maslinica invite travelers to explore their unique architectural gems and immerse themselves in local culture.