Milna: Hotels and Accommodation

Milna is described as a settlement in a bay that opens toward the Splitska vrata. The townscape includes three fully equipped marinas, a long waterfront and stone houses associated with vernacular architecture.

Culture

The cultural and historical ensemble of Milna is designated as a cultural heritage asset. At the northern end of the harbour, the Blaca House still stands; it served the Blaca priests as a trading and storage house.

The Church of Our Lady of the Annunciation was built in 1783 in the Baroque style. It contains a former chapel dedicated to Saint Mary, built in 1519 and now serving as a sacristy. Its stone bell tower is older than the church and was built in the 16th century.

The Church of Saint John the Baptist was built in the 14th century during the transition from the Romanesque to the Gothic period and contains Baroque reliefs by the sculptor Matko Mijić.

At the entrance to the harbour stands the Church of Saint Nicholas, dedicated to the patron saint of sailors. On Saint Nicholas Day, a festival is celebrated there that is particularly honoured by Milna's seafarers. The parish of Milna also celebrates the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel as its parish feast.

The route from Milna to Osibova is marked by 14 stone Stations of the Cross chapels.

Nature and Activities

Among the bays of Milna, limestone formations create underwater cliffs, caves and pillars. Cycling is one of the active tourism opportunities in Milna.

Local Specialities and Events

Brujet is a traditional fish dish that is often prepared in Milna. Potezanje Mrduje is a central event in the summer programme of Å olta and Milna and has taken place in July since 2008.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Milna can continue their accommodation search afterwards. More destination pages: Ložišća, Bobovišća.

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Milna.