Real Estate In Primosten And Rogoznica, Dalmatia - Villas, Houses And Apartments For Sale

The hillside town Primosten is situated on the Adriatic coast of Dalmatia, 20 km south of Sibenik on a small island connected to the mainland by a bridge and a causeway. This enchanting place has only about 2,800 inhabitants but is famous for its dry-stone walls, its beautiful olive groves, and its huge vineyard plots. The best wine of the Sibenik region, the Babic, is produced here. North of town, you can escape the heat in midsummer and find recreation and relaxation in the wooded promontory. Primosten is also well-known for its donkey race that takes place every summer and its traditional folklore festival that showcases Croatian cultural identity and the former way of living in the village in a landscape that has changed little for centuries. It had already been inhabited in prehistoric times, and later the Bosnians who had fled from the Turks settled down here. Under the reign of Venice, the wall around the town was built, which can still be admired on a walk on the seafront around the old town. The Mediterranean old stone houses along the narrow and cobbled alleys take visitors back in historic times and seem to tell them stories of the past and the families who have lived here. Worth seeing is also the silver Madonna icon and the baroque altar in the parish church SV. Juraj, which was built in the 15th century on the top of the hill and was restored in 1760. From the graveyard in front of the church, you have a spectacular view of the azure Adriatic Sea and the surroundings. Restaurants offer a great choice of Mediterranean culinary highlights, especially freshly caught grilled fish and seafood, and of course the house wine Babic. The beaches Raduca and Mala Raduca, which were voted one of the ten most beautiful beaches in Croatia, are famous for their crystal-clear water and good equipment. On excellent cycle tracks, you can explore the surroundings of Primosten and enjoy the wonders and adventures of nature on trips to the natural parks Krka and the Kornati.

The popular tourist destination Rogoznica, with its about 2,400 inhabitants, is situated only a few kilometres south of Primosten. Lying in a bay, it is well-protected from the wind. The former fishing village has evolved into a paradise for a seaside holiday with lonely bays and excellent beaches like the gently sloping Sepurine beach with its crystal-clear water and white pebbles, especially popular with young families. The well-equipped Miline beach offers showers and different sports activities; cafes and restaurants nearby invite you to an ice-cream or a snack. The well-known Marina Frapa attracts visitors' attention with its luxury yachts and numerous boats. From here, you can explore the Adriatic Sea with your own or hired boat or yacht.

The modern part of Rogoznica belonging to the mainland is connected to the urban centre - located on the isle of Kopara - by a causeway. The romantic narrow alleys, traditional stone houses, cafes, and small restaurants contribute to the Mediterranean atmosphere of the old town and remind one of the traditional life in the past.

All our properties in Primosten and Rogoznica are located directly at the seaside or have sea views.

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