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Croatia is a country of dramatic mountainous landscapes and dreamy deep-blue seascapes. It has become more popular than ever as a getaway destination! Croatia occupies the largest area of the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea which, as a part of the Mediterranean Sea, penetrates deep into the European continent. The Croatian national territory totals 56.594 km² with 31.479 km² of coastal waters for sailing, swimming and diving.

From the shores in the South Dalmatian islands bathed by the gentle sun of the Adriatic Sea to the top of Dinara, the highest peak in the country and the Mediterranean richness of the forests in Mljet, Croatia’s natural beauty never ends. Explore its eight national parks and eleven nature parks among which are the beautiful Plitvice Lakes. Its sea is the purest in Europe and some of its beaches are considered the most beautiful in the world. The timeless unspoilt nature, coupled with beautifully preserved centuries-old architecture, a lively contemporary cultural and music scene, promises incredible memories for anyone who wishes to explore.
 
Croatia's second-largest city, Split, is a great place to see Dalmatian life as it’s really lived. Many of you will be flying into Split as its the closest airport to Solta. Always buzzing, this exuberant city has just the right balance between tradition and modernity. Step inside Diocletian’s Palace (a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world’s most impressive Roman monuments) and you’ll see dozens of bars, restaurants and shops thriving amid the atmospheric old walls where Split has been humming along for thousands of years.
 
The Island of Šolta is situated near Split and is the location of the wedding! With only 9 nautical miles of distance from Split, there are 6 ferry lines and 1 speedboat per day. In less than an hour, arrive at a destination with crystal clear sea, spacious pebble beaches and with affordable prices compared to the mainland. Once you have spent a relaxing day at one of the numerous beaches, head over to one of the numerous family-run farms on the island, and learn the art of making local olive oil, wine and honey.

Flights & Transport

Split Airport

Split Airport is very well connected to almost all European countries, especially during the summer months, either directly or via Zagreb.

Split Airport is 30 - 40 mins to Split Port. To get there, either take a bus, taxi or rent a car, all of which are available from the airport.

Further info: www.split-airport.hr

**There is no exchange office or ATM machine in Maslinica Town on Solta Island, only in Grohote Town which is about 15-20 min drive from Maslenica. Please change Euros to Kuna in the Airport or Split Town. You can pay with credit card only in the grocery stores or hotels. Apartments and most café/bars do not accept credit cards.

Transfers from Split Airport to Maslinica Town, Solta Island

There are a few ways you can reach Maslinica Town, Solta Island.

1. Rent a car/taxi from the airport and drive to the port of Split. From there take the Jadrolinija car/ferry line to Rogac, Solta Island's main port. The journey is approx. 1 hour, tickets cost €5-6 per person. The ticket for a car is around €35. Maslinica Town is a 15-minute drive from the Rogac Port by bus or taxi.

Further info: www.jadrolinija.hr

2. Take a speed boat from Split Airport to Solta Island. Speed boats can accommodate 8-12 people and the price per passenger is around €65.

Marino Martino, our Travel Agent is organizing transfers from Split Airport to Maslinica Town, Solta Island.

For transfers please contact:
Marino Martino
info@m-tts.com
+385 994488077

Taste the traditional specialties of Šolta

Olives

You can't miss the olive trees on the island of Šolta. There are more than 100,000 cultivated and uncultivated ones. Two types are the most common: Oblica and Levantinka, and they are indigenous to this island. If you're interested in the process of producing olive oil, make sure to stop by the Olynthia – natura olive oil plant where you can see the modem way of producing olive oil. Olive Oil Tasting” program will teach you how to taste olive oil the same way professionals do. It’s an unforgettable experience which you can later share with your family and friends.

Dobričić Wine

A Dalmatian meal is never complete without a glass of good wine. Therefore, we recommend Dobričić wine made of Šolta's indigenous type of grape called dobričić to everyone who knows how to appreciate the Dalmatian lifestyle. It is produced by the local producers in a traditional way which only goes in favor of the quality of this delicious red wine. Just like a local, have a glass after savoring the taste of grilled fish. Enjoy!

Olintio Honey

Another one of Šolta's gastro specialties is the Olintio honey made of wild rosemary. Visit the local beekeepers who will gladly show you the way this delicious honey is produced.

Climb the Vela Straža

Pick the right clothes for the occasion, take a bottle of water with you and, if you're climbing in the summer, don't forget to put some sunscreen on. When you get to the top, you'll be welcomed by a magnificent overview of Šolta's overseas neighbor – the City of Split. With its height of 238 m, Vela Straža is Šolta’s highest peak. It is situated in the inland, above Gornje Selo.

Walk, ride, dive and sail on Šolta

When you get back to the mainland, rent a bike in Stomorska and explore Šolta's coast and inland by taking routes which lead you through woods, olive tree farms, vineyards and by the sea. Even the most regular walks on the beach have an extraordinary appeal. Relax, breathe the fresh air in and enjoy your view over the crystal clear Adriatic sea.

The most popular diving locations are the bays of Livka, Stračinska, Senjska on the northern side of the island, but don’t forget to explore the Piškeri bay next to Nečujam where you'll find the remains of a fish market built by the Roman emperor Diocletian.
Thanks to numerous untouched bays and treasures they hide in their depths. Pay a visit to the Leomar diving center in the village of Stomorska.
You'll love Šolta if you like diving, sailing or riding bikes.

Explore Šolta's bays and beaches

On the east side of the island, only a couple of minutes away from the village of Stomorska, you'll find the Veli Dolac beach. This fine pebble beach is a great choice for families with children. You can rent parasols and sunbeds there.

When in Maslinica, go for a swim on the popular pebble beach called Punta. There's a bar there so you can grab a drink after your swim. If you decide to walk some more, you'll get to the Špikova Bay and a little sand beach, one of a kind on the island. Other bays worth visiting are Šešula Bay, Stracinska Bay, Tatinja Bay, Jorja Bay and Zaglav (Vela Luka).

Speedboat trip from Maslinica to Blue Cave & City Hvar

START: MASLINICA , 08:30 ● RETURN: MASLINICA, 18:00

Daily journey with different speed boats to Blue Cave and city of Hvar with several breaks for visiting and swimming :
Island Bisevo / Blue Cave - Stiniva bay - Green Cave - Island Budikovac - Pakleni islands - Palmizana - city of Hvar

Daily Trip includes tickets for entrance in Blue Cave. 

LUNCH IS NOT INCLUDED: a la carte in Restaurants Meneghello in Palmizana, Pakleni islands. Recommended to reserve table by Skipper on board (or will be reserved in advance for the group)  

PRICE: 125,00 EUR

Children : 6 – 10 Years old : 80,00 EUR
*recommended for children from minimum 6 years, children rates until 8 years. 
Maximum 2 children on boat.

Minimum : 10 persons per Speedboat.


For bookings please contact our Travel Agent:

Marino Martino
info@m-tts.com
+385-99-44 88 077

BOAT TRIP AROUND ISLAND ŠOLTA

START: MASLINICA , 09:00 ● RETURN: MASLINICA, 17:00

8 hours journey around the Island Šolta with exploring of the south side. Two breaks for swimming in bays and one break in Stomorska for coffee. 

Daily Trip includes one lunch and beverage onboard. 

LUNCH INCLUDED: tuna steak von grill (or chicken file), mixed vegetable vegetables, mixed seasonal salad & beverage: half litre of wine, water and juice.

PRICE: 80,00 EUR

Children : 5 – 10 Years old : 40,00 EUR 

Children until 4 Years: free

Minimum : 30 persons, Maximum: 50 persons


For bookings please contact our Travel Agent: 

Marino Martino
info@m-tts.com
+385 (0)21-34 82 59, +385 (0)99 - 807 20 22

Dining

Šampjer ( Maslinica, Solta Island )

The “Šampjer” Restaurant is located on the island of Šolta, in a place called Maslinica. It is 5 minutes’ walk away from the center of Maslinica, at a high ground with a magnificent view of 11 Croatian islands and the unforgettable sunset. This opened restaurant in Maslinica presents a combination of the old traditional Dalmatian architecture and untouched nature, as well as a combination of excellent Dalmatian cuisine and homemade wine from vineyards located on Dalmatian islands.

• Put Burnji Gaj 18, 21430, Maslinica
• +385 21 659 107

Pasarela ( Rogač, Solta Island )

Located directly on the waterfront, Restoran Pasarela has it all : from the exotic look of its palmtree roofing to the delicious sound of the waves lapping against the uneven rocks of this mysterious Dalmatian island, including the idyllic view upon the crystal clear water of the Adriatic Sea.
Not to mention the food, which is as tasty as the setting in which it is served is gorgeous. Pizzas are way above average, the risottos are cooked to perfection and the swordfish carpaccio is simply to-die-for.

• Rogač, OBALA SV. TEREZE 29
• +385 (0) 91 654 505

Šakajet Food & Wine ( Maslinica, Solta Island)

Sakajet Food & Wine offers its guests impeccable service from start to finish, a certain charm and ambiance unlike any other, and the best seafood dishes available. How could you go possibly go wrong? You’ll get to enjoy a fantastic location next to the harbor and marina, a cozy atmosphere, and undoubtedly a full and satisfied stomach. 

• Sv. Nikole 61, 21430 Maslinica
• +385 98 560 436

Momčin Dvor ( Grohote, Solta Island )

Whether you are coming here for a lunch or dinner, you can count on ever-smiling and cheerful staff. After a few welcoming words, you will be offered a simple but genuine and extremely delicious meal. The owners of this establishment keep the tradition, so the best choice would be to order something that laborers would eat after a day of hard work in the fields or vineyards.

• Grohote, Šoltanskih žrtava 18
• +385 21 654 223

Emergency Info

Hospitals & Pharmacys

Ambulance
Podkuća 31, Grohote
00385 21 654 493
00385 21 654 373

Pharmacy Svalina
WORKING HOURS
Monday - Friday: 08:00 – 15:00
Saturday 08:00 – 12:00
Grohote, Gustirna 15
00385 21 654 701

Emergency Numbers

(+385) 112 – Emergency number
(+385) 192 – Police
(+385) 193 – Fire brigade
(+385) 194 – Ambulance
(+385) 195 – Search and rescue at sea