When choosing a holiday destination there is a lot to take into account. Some of us will base our decision on factors such as the weather , activities, the food and the local culture. Its popularity can also have an influence.
A bustling, vibrant city can be the ideal spot for some holidaymakers, while others will prefer a more tranquil, secluded spot. If it’s the latter you’re after but without compromising beautiful landscapes and things to do, a certain Croatian town could be the perfect place. The “charming” town of Primosten, found in the North Dalmatia region of the country, boasts plenty of stunning beaches, architecture and liveliness.
What makes Primosten so unique is that the peninsula used to be an island. It is believed residents built an embankment in the 16th century to connect it to the mainland. Due to its “unique shape”, the town can feel like a bit of a hidden gem for tourists.
Croatia Tourism explains: “If you drive a car on Croatian D8 road between Rogoznica and Sibenik, you will hardly fail to notice a small peninsula with a unique shape. The place is called Primosten. “Primosten is a beautiful and charming town.
Being a rapidly growing Croatian tourist destination, it is catchy for visitors who look for a quiet spot to spend their holidays. Nevertheless, Primosten does not lack the liveliness of big destinations.” The town also includes a second peninsula, called Raduca, which is home to the biggest hotel complex in the town as well as .