Holidays in Primosten - how to get there and where to stay, beaches and prices

Primošten travel guide: how to get to and where to stay, what to see and where to sunbathe. The most interesting things to do in Primošten: places to see, special attractions and beaches.

The pretty town of Primošten is situated on a peninsula, 60 km north of Split. Its atmosphere is unique: fiery red roofs of old houses and winding alleyways with boutiques, tavernas and cafés. Opposite the town, on a long peninsula framed by pebble beaches and Mediterranean pine trees, lies the famous hotel complex Adriatica.

While visiting Primosten, be sure to try the renowned local wines, such as Babić.

The historical centre of Primosten is situated on a small island and is connected to the rest of the town by a short bridge. This explains the name of the town, pri moshten (by the bridge), connected to the rest of the city by a bridge.

How to get there

The distance from Primosten to Šibenik, the provincial capital, is only 20 km, to the lovely old town of Trogir only 33 km and to Split Airport only 60 km. So it's easy to get to the resort, or to get out and about; there are frequent, regular bus services to all major destinations.

Beaches

The Raduča peninsula shelters not only the most popular beaches in Primošten, but also the most picturesque ones in the whole of Croatia. In all seriousness, Mala Raduča is one of the ten most beautiful beaches in the country. The entire coastline of Primosten consists of rocky platforms and small areas of shingle beaches, giving the holidaymakers inimitable transparency and clarity of water. Needless to say, all the beaches here are Blue Flag-awarded beaches.

For nudists, the direct route to the nearby island of Smokvica, where the beach nudity is not only allowed, but also widely welcomed.

If you are lucky, you might even catch the annual donkey race in Primosten!

Hotels in Primosten

Primosten is a beautiful town located on the Adriatic Sea in Croatia. It is known for its lovely beaches, charming old town, and excellent seafood. There are plenty of Hotels Primosten to choose from, whether you're looking for a budget option or a luxurious getaway. Some of the most popular hotels in Primosten include the Proto Apartments, the Hotel Pinija, and the Hotel Zora. All three of these hotels offer stunning sea views, excellent amenities, and pampering service. If you're looking for a relaxing vacation in a beautiful setting, then Primosten is definitely the place for you!

The sights and attractions in Primosten

Towering over the town stands the 15th-century St George's Cathedral. The buildings in the town itself date back to the 16th century. From the bird's eye view, the two adjacent peninsulas, Primosten and Raduča, resemble the body and tail of a huge fish, the image of which is featured in most Croatian tourist catalogues.

In addition to the church of St. George, several other religious-themed buildings in Primosten attract attention. Firstly, the ancient church of Our Lady of Grace built in 1553. And secondly the small San Rocco Chapel, dating back to 1680. Note also the remains of the 17th century fortress walls.

Finally, a unique Primosten feature are its local vineyards, from which the famous "Babic" wine comes from. Not only have they been UNESCO World Heritage candidates since 2005, but their image also decorates the wall of the UN office in New York.

In addition to Babic, another local delicacy is the spiny lobster, romantically called La Primosten.

Finally, Primosten is also considered the most flowery and colourful resort in Croatia. In 2007 it was even awarded the title of the "Golden Flower of Europe" for the most decorative floral decoration of the town.

Every year an ethnographic folklore festival "Primoštenske užance" is held in Primosten, reviving the old customs and traditions of the locals. If you are lucky enough, you can also catch the annual donkey race in Primoštěn!