Bogomolje: Hotels and Accommodation

Bogomolje combines a small Baroque parish church dating from the 17th century with preserved folk and ethnographic traces, as well as numerous bays and beaches on its northern and southern sides.

Culture

South of the church lies Jerkov Dvor, featuring an old house, a kitchen, and a bread oven built in 1898. A fossil collection has been preserved in the house. Bogomolje’s folk and ethnographic features also include threshing floors for grain, a distinctive local mixture of dialects, and caves where traces of older cultures have been found.

Nature

The bays and beaches of Bogomolje include Bristova, Pelinovik, Pogorila, Kozja, Smokvina, and Smrska. They are located on the northern and southern sides; the beaches are described as being surrounded by dense pine forest and a preserved natural environment. Nugal Beach is located in the wider regional surroundings of Bogomolje.

Geographical Location

The local harbor lies in Bristova Bay on the northern side of Bogomolje, approximately 3 km from the village center. Sućuraj and Privor are located in the surrounding area of Bogomolje. Supin lies in the wider regional surroundings. Sveti Stipan and Sveti Mihovil are also located in the surrounding area; Sveti Dominik and Sveti Ilija are situated in the wider regional surroundings.

Other village page: Selca Kod Bogomolja.

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