Rogač: Hotels and Accommodation

Rogač is Šolta’s most important and only port. For travellers wishing to book a hotel in Rogač, the destination overview provides specific information on arrival, beaches, cycling routes, regional specialities and destinations in the surrounding area. The Jadrolinija ferry journey between Split and Rogač takes 60 minutes.

Protected Šoltansko olive oil is made from Levantinka/Šoltanka and Oblica olives. Dobričić is a wine made from a native island grape variety.

On foot

Garma Beach is a five-minute walk along a path from Rogač ferry port. Banje Beach is located on the side of Rogač Bay opposite the ferry port and has facilities for children.

Kasjuni Beach is located in the surrounding area of Rogač and is designated there as a beach. Otočić Saskinja, Otočić Polebrnjak and Otočić Balkun are also located in the surrounding area of Rogač; all three are classified as islands.

Cycling

The Tragovima kraljice Teute route starts and ends in Rogač. The Staza sutona nad 7 otočića cycling route also starts and ends there. For this route, the tourism authority recommends an MTB or e-MTB because the singletrack descents may be too rough for gravel and trekking bikes.

The Mestrovic Gallery, a museum, the Palace of Diocletian, Peristyle, an ancient site, the Palais de Dioclétien de Split, a palace, and the Archaeological Museum, a museum, are located in the wider regional area around Rogač. The Meštrović Gallery is also located in this wider regional area as a museum.

Other places on Šolta: Gornje Selo, Grohote, Stomorska, Necujam, Donje Selo, Maslinica.

The accommodation search for Rogač follows directly.

To the higher-level travel overview: Solta.