Dazlina: Hotels and Accommodations

Gradina Stražbenica is a prehistoric fortified hilltop settlement covering approximately 0.6 hectares. It stands on the summit of the hill after which it is named, at an elevation of 163.2 meters, west of Vedro Polje and the hamlet of Matešići in Dazlina. The settlement area is enclosed by an elliptical dry-stone wall approximately 300 meters long. Surface finds include prehistoric pottery fragments that can be dated to the Bronze Age and/or Iron Age.

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Landscape

The islet of Bisaga is located in the surrounding area of Dazlina. The islet of Maslinjak is also located in the surrounding area of Dazlina. The island of Murter lies in the surrounding area of Dazlina, as does the islet of Prišnjak. In the wider regional surroundings of Dazlina are Fort Saint Nicholas, Fort Saint Michael, Fort Saint John, and Sveti Nikola.

Culture and History

The Church of St Elijah in Dazlina is listed among the monuments of the landscape that deserve special attention. Dazlina is mentioned from the beginning of the 13th century as a place with its own parish. Until 1522, Dazlina belonged to the Diocese of Skradin and later to the Diocese of Å ibenik. In 1552, a brotherhood of Saint Elias existed in Dazlina.

The feasts of St Elijah and St Martin are described as important parish festivals associated with masses in churches on the mainland. Glagolitic was used in worship at the Church of St Elijah in Dazlina. The celebration of St Elijah in Dazlina included sung readings outside the church before Mass. The Church of St Elijah is mentioned as part of the historic parish of Dazlina. An early cemetery was located around the Church of St Elijah.

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