Murter: Hotels and Accommodation

Murter Island is surrounded by a diverse island landscape. In the surrounding area of the central part of Murter Island lie approximately the islets of Otočić Bisaga, Zminjak, Otočić Prišnjak and Otočić Maslinjak. In the wider regional surroundings of this central area lie approximately Fort Saint Nicholas, Sveti Nikola, Fort Saint Michael and Fort Saint John. Anyone looking for an island-dominated landscape on holiday will find a tangible point of reference here.

You can book a hotel in Murter.

Island and Orientation

The island's settlements include Murter, Betina, Jezera and Tisno. Tisno extends from the island onto the mainland and has long promenades.

Murter Island is connected to the mainland by a movable bridge near Tisno.

Culture and History

Near Gradina, between Slanica and Hramina Bays, the island preserves the remains of the Roman settlement of Colentum.

Betina is associated with boatbuilding and still has boatbuilding workshops.

Coast and Landscape

Murter has numerous bays and beaches, including Slanica and Hramina Bays.

The northwestern part of the island has fertile fields and wells with drinking water. The highest peak is Raduč, at 125 metres.

A viewpoint on Raduča Hill offers an almost 360-degree view. However, some paths leading to the viewpoints are not fully developed.

Local Character

Traditional occupations on Murter include agriculture, livestock farming and fishing. Olives, fruit and vegetables are among the most important agricultural products.

Water-Based Experiences

Slanica is a sandy beach associated with the Dalmatian water game of Picigin. This provides a specific point of interest for travellers who want to combine the beach with local water culture.

The Kornati archipelago is associated with excursions from Murter. Water sports are available on the island as an activity option.

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