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The island of Šolta is located in central Dalmatia, near the island of Brač and just 9 nautical miles from the city of Split. Šolta is covered by dense vegetation - Mediterranean forests, olive groves, vineyards, and cultivated fields. Beautiful bays and beaches, dense pine forest, and crystal clear and blue sea are some of the key characteristics of Šolta. The total surface of the island is around 58 km2 and it has 8 settlements: Stomorska, Rogač (ferry port), Nečujam, Maslinica, Grohote, Gornje Selo, Donje Selo, and Srednje Selo.

Šolta has been inhabited since ancient times and for the first time, it was mentioned in the 4th century BC. Today the island has around 1500 inhabitants that are mainly engaged in agriculture (producing wine and olive oil), fishing, and tourism (renting apartments and holiday homes).

Šolta has many beautiful beaches and small bays that offer everything you need for perfect vacations. The best beaches on Šolta are Šešula cove, Poganica cove, Zaglav cove, Tatinja cove, Jorja cove, Senjska cove, Stračinska cove, Donja Krušica cove, Gornja Krušica cove, Stomorska beach, Rogač beach, Nečujam cove, main beach in Maslinica and Livka cove. On the southern side of Šolta, there are many beautiful bays which can be reached only by boat and a couple of excellent restaurants.

The island is an ideal destination for active holidays - it offers numerous walking paths, biking trails, kayak riding, and diving. From historical buildings, we recommend visiting the Benedictine church and monastery of St. Nicholas and the basilica of St. Stephen. Vela straža is the highest point on the island from which you can enjoy a beautiful view of Šolta and its surroundings. The island of Šolta is also known for domestic honey. The symbol of the island is the owl - “čuvita” why inhabitants of Šolta are also called “čuvitari”.

Šolta is a very accessible island and it is well connected with Split by a regular ferry line. During the season there are eight trips per day and the journey takes less than an hour. We recommend staying in private accommodation offered by the locals who often welcome their guests with a glass of local wine, and homemade fruits, and vegetables.