Kostanje: Hotels and accommodations

Kostanje is associated with two nationally registered, preventively protected cultural heritage sites: Kuća Mile Gojsalić and Kula Jerončić.

Culture

Mlinice i stupe are part of the protected immovable cultural heritage in Kostanje. The members of Klapa Pasika were born in Kostanje and live there. Klapa Pasika is a local initiator and organizer of social and cultural activities, including the traditional event Dani Mile Gojsalić, which was added to the cultural programme in 2021.

Landscape

Golo Brdo is located near Kostanje. Grečica, Visočica and Babnjača are located in the surrounding area of Kostanje.

Sveti Luka, Sveti Stjepan and Gospa Lurdska are also located in the surrounding area of Kostanje. Sveti Nikola is located in the wider regional surroundings of Kostanje.

Cycling

The Cetina blues-rock cycling route runs from Omiš via Gata, Kostanje, Blato na Cetini, Šestanovac and Zadvarje before returning to Omiš. It is 68.3 kilometres long and has 983 metres of ascent. The route uses several gentle, longer climbs and hairpin descents instead of steep gradients.

After crossing the bridge, the Omiš Bike Route takes cyclists towards Podgrade and Kostanje before continuing on road D90. The route also includes a short detour along a path to Crkvica sv. Jurja, with views of the surrounding rock formations and the sea.

Other places: Naklice, Mimice, Podaspilje, Svinišće, Lokva Rogoznica, Blato Na Cetini, Kučiće, Ostrvica.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Kostanje can continue searching for accommodation afterwards.

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Omiš.