Kamenmost: Hotels and Accommodation

Kamenmost on the Vrljika combines a themed route with historic mills, a church, and archaeological sites. Those wishing to book a hotel in Kamenmost can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

Hiking

Themed route Put Križa leads from the D60 near Kamenmost to the Ž6187 near Drum. It is used for walking and religious tourism; crosses and chapels stand along its predominantly wooded and hilly route.

Culture

Kamenmost’s Vrljika surroundings include a historic stone bridge with five arches and several preserved old watermills along the river. The Markičuša Mill stands on the right bank of the Vrljika, west of the bridge in Kamenmost. The two-storey stone mill is registered as a cultural asset and is described as a significant hydroethnological feature of the Imotski region.

The Markićuša Mill had grinding equipment with a horizontal wheel on the ground floor; the upper floor contained grain storage and living quarters. The Patrlj Mill stands on the left bank of the Vrljika in Kamenmost. On the outside, it has a horizontal wheel of the "na tumbaz" type, while its internal mechanism has been preserved.

The Kaldrma archaeological site in Kamenmost includes part of a late medieval cemetery, approximately 50 metres from the bridge over the Vrlika in the direction of Imotski. The Kamenmost archaeological zone extends around the bridge on both sides of the river and is listed as a cultural asset of regional importance.

The Church of Saint Luke in Kamenmost is first mentioned in documents from 1562; it acquired its present form in 1772. Gun slits indicate that the church had a defensive function in an earlier period.

Nature

The Vrljika is part of the Natura 2000 site HR2000933. It contains remaining habitats of the softmouth trout.

Geographical location

Kamenmost is located on the Split–Imotski road, 4 km from Imotski.

Other places: Podbablje Gornje, Krivodol, Drum, Grubine, Ivanbegovina.

For the overarching travel overview: Općina Podbablje.