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VINIŠĆE

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Vinišće is a small village located  in Split-Dalmatian County, close to Marina town and ancient city of Trogir. Located  in a secluded bay, Vinišće is proud of its great beaches, clear sea and untouched nature. It was first mentioned in documents back in 1272, but Illyrian structures and remains of Roman constructions, testify  it was inhabited even earlier. During the middle ages, the area was divided into a Diocese, the southern part along the sea, and Opatija – the northern inland part.

Vinišće  has several old churches; the church of the Blessed Virgin Mary (St. George) in Orihovica was established by the benedictions in 1272. Surrounding it is an old cemetery with stone sarcophagi. The Church of St. Antun Padovanski (Lady of Carmella) was built in the 18th century in Vinišće itself. The new parish church of The Heart of Jesus has a painting from an unknown painter from the 9th century. The church of St. Ivan on the Ploče cape was built in 1332 according to the legend where the Blessed Ivan Trogir miraculously saved sailors from Šibenik.

ABOUT THE AREA

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Several beautiful bays well known for their attractive beaches are: Voluja, Ričevo Vrelo, Stari Trogir, Sićenica. Vinišće has several markets, restaurants, cafe bars, and a small marine. Besides easy typical summer beach activities, you can enjoy boat excursions to the numerous nearby islands and bays, surfing, underwater fishing, etc.

If you enjoy nightlife, take a short drive to Trogir, Primošten, Šibenik, Rogoznica or Split.

BE SURE TO VISIT

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Trogir,  ancient city located just 12 km from Vinišće, UNESCO protected, with numerous historical monuments (arboretum, fort Kamerlengo, St. Marko fortress, sculpture of the Blessed Ivan Orsini, St. Jeronim chappel, Cipico palace, renaissance church of St. John the Baptist, the portal of Radovan, Trogir city museum etc.).

Rogoznica,  a small  town located on a peninsula which divides the cove into two parts, the eastern and the western part. Rogoznica has two valuable cultural and historical monuments: medieval church of St. Nikola and the medieval church of Blessed Ivan of Trogir.

Primošten is an typical Mediterranean island town, surrounded by seven smaller islands. Its stone streets and small stone houses in the center of the old town are home to two beautiful churches: the church of St. George, built in 1485, and the church of St. Rocco, built in 1680. If you  enjoy sports you can play tennis, table tennis, parasailing, jet-ski riding, beach volleyball, mini golf etc.

Split is one of the most popular destinations in Croatia and the second largest city in Croatia.  Split is rich in historical monuments, so be sure to visit: Diocletian’s palace, the Golden Gate, the statue of bishop Gregory of Nin, the cathedral of St. Duje, church of St. Francis, cathedral of St. Peter, the main court, city basement, St. Anne’s monastery and many others.

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