Stomorska: Hotels and Accommodation

Stomorska is Šolta’s oldest coastal settlement. The beaches stretch along both sides of the bay, while old stone houses stand beside sailboats and small fishing boats on the waterfront promenade. The accommodation search is aimed at travellers who want to book a hotel in Stomorska.

Beach and Bay

At the end of the waterfront promenade lies Điga, a pebble beach. The bathing areas in Stomorska offer opportunities for sunbathing and jumping into the sea. The bay has beach infrastructure for use during your holiday. Veli Dolac is classified as a developed local beach for families with children. Zadušnja is classified as a natural, secluded beach with entertainment facilities for young people.

History and Townscape

The present-day Church of St Nicholas was built in 1870 on the site of an older chapel. It has a bell gable with three bells. Dalmatian taverns are among the places to visit along the waterfront promenade.

Nature and Trails

The pilgrimage to Gospe u Borima is still held nearby today. Also nearby, a forest path leads from the Church of Our Lady in Borima to Šolta’s highest peak, on which a cross stands. The Church of Our Lady in Borima is located above the bay surrounding the port of Stomorska.

Getting There and Maritime Connections

Jadrolinija’s ferry route 636 connects Split with Rogač on Šolta; the crossing takes 60 minutes. The tickets include a reserved seat on the ferry and departure at the desired time. After the ferry arrives, a bus travels from Rogač to Stomorska.

Stomorska is associated with a kayak and SUP rental service. Sailboats owned by people from Stomorska are used for seven-day cruises on the Adriatic.

Island Surroundings

A wine route through the island’s natural landscapes leads to OPG Kalebić Jakupčević in Gornje Selo.

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

To the main travel overview: Solta.