Splitska - Tourist guide

Splitska is a small harbor and settlement on the northern coast of the central Dalmatian island of Brac. It is connected to the mainland by daily ferry lines from Split to Supetar and then you continue 7 km east on the island's main road towards Postire. Along with traditional occupations - agriculture, wine and olive growing - tourism is playing a more and more important role thanks to beautiful beaches in a deep and relatively steep cove, surrounded by pine trees in the bays of Splitska and Zastup.

This place of exceptional beauty besides great nature has an aristocratic charm evidenced by the Renaissance citadel of the Cerinic-Cerineo family from 1577. The Renaissance painting of Madonna with child you can see in the parish church of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Splitska is the ideal destination for those fond of walks in the nature. You can visit others very picturesque villages nearby like Skrip which is only 45 minute walk distant (3 km uphill), or Postire which is within 30 minute walk, and 30 minutes more to Dol. The town features three restaurants, a cafe and a store, as well as a Tourist Office open during the season. Town festival happens on Feast of the Assumption on August 15th. You can find accommodation in private rooms and apartments. Splitska is ideal place to those looking for a quiet family holiday and those who like homegrown food, as well as wine produced on the island.