Miholascica: Hotels and Accommodation

Miholašćica dates back to Roman times. The history of the settlement therefore reaches far back and is reflected in several archaeological and ecclesiastical sites; those wishing to book a hotel in Miholascica can then continue their accommodation search.

Culture and History

The Sv. Kristofor site in Miholašćica is a prehistoric hillfort that continued to be used until the 13th century. Around 1200, the hillfort formed the basis for a Romanesque church dedicated to St Christopher.

Sv. Krstipul (St Christopher) on the hill north of Miholašćica is a point of interest on stage 6 of the Via Apsyrtides. The existing Church of St Michael stands above the seashore of Miholašćica and gave the settlement its name.

Villa Rusticae–Studenčići is recorded within Miholašćica as an archaeological site and cultural asset. The St Christopher archaeological site in Miholašćica is also registered as a protected cultural asset under registration number Z-1767.

Coast

Miholašćica Beach is designated as an R1 organised bathing area. The R1 bathing area in Miholašćica has an existing gravel shore. The remains of a Roman villa with mosaics lie on the sandy beach of Miholašćica Bay.

Nature

The plan for Miholašćica protects the existing native vegetation, maquis and rocky soil. Within the settlement structure, the plan also protects existing olive groves, vineyards and gardens.

Dry-stone walls have been preserved within the olive grove and vineyard landscape of Miholašćica.

Paths

The plan for Miholašćica provides for marked walking paths with possible small rest areas.

For the overview of the wider destination: Cres.

More destinations

More places within the same destination:

Martinšćica, Valun, Stivan, Grmov, Loznati, Merag, Orlec, Beli.