Primošten travel guide

Read our essential Primošten travel guide for the best things to do, with restaurants, bars, hotels, beaches and more...

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Justin McDonnell

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Primošten is an easy hop away from nearby Šibenik. Buses leave every couple of hours and take 25 minutes. Despite its lack of tourist attractions – or tourists – this half-island is a place to unwind. Fragrant pines back pretty beaches, hilltop restaurants offer fresh seafood and great views, and seafront cafés fill with locals. Younger visitors come for the Aurora and similar nightspots within an easy drive.

Primošten hotel guide

Primošten’s car-free core is set on a picturesque island linked to the mainland by a short causeway - it's small, but stocks a few good hotels. Here's our...

Hotel Zora

3 out of 5 stars
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This complex of nine interlinked low-rise buildings, set in pine forest, has modern decorative touches. Marble floors, stylish armchairs and shiny columns...

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Food and drink in Primošten

Primošten restaurant guide

Restaurant Kamenar competes with Restoran Panorama for the best seafood spot in town. As you’d expect Panorama has gorgeous sea vistas but Kamenar has a...

Primošten bar and club guide

Primošten packs some good clubs - before heading out, young partygoers hit the bars lining the Mala Raduća seafront. Spots include Popaj, and Nautica, a few...