Culture and History
Frata’s religious heritage includes the single-nave Church of Saint Michael the Archangel, with shallow side chapels and a deep, rectangular chancel. The parish was founded in 1596. Part of its artistic and liturgical furnishings is preserved in the Sacred Art Collection in Tar.
The wider Tar-Vabriga area features archaeological sites and locations associated with dinosaur tracks, prehistoric hill forts, Roman country villas, olive presses, amphora production, as well as submerged harbors and quays.
In the immediate vicinity of Frata are Sveta Ana and Rt.
Landscape and Surroundings
The area surrounding Frata includes Otočić Sveti Nikola, the Euphrasian Basilica, Kazalac, and Badnjak.
The wider regional surroundings of Frata also include Dvigrad Castle and the Maritime Museum.
Local Character
Frata is associated with traditional agriculture, including the cultivation of olives, grapevines, and fruit.
Anyone looking for a hotel for a stay in Frata can start here; further destination pages lead to Červar-Porat, Jasenovica, Mihelići, Antonci, Montižana, Radoši Kod Žbandaja, Gedići and Fuškulin.
