Island Solta
Šolta is a relatively small Dalmatian island, 4 kilometers wide and 20 kilometers long. In the peak of the tourist season it is quite populated, but not as overcrowded as the other Croatian islands. Traveling by ferry from Split to Solta takes less than one hour. The majority of the island still retains its old-value charm which can be seen from the architecture consisting mainly of old stone houses. Four or five old men always seated by the roadside often belong and add to the characteristic landscape as well.
If you want to buy yourself some fish from the local market, you can be sure that it was still swimming in the sea a night before. However, it is always recommended to wake up a bit earlier to get a nice piece for the grill.
Always just ask your host if you want to buy some homemade wine, olive oil, salted anchovies, honey, or liqueurs.
We invite you to explore this unique island that offers everything one needs for an unforgettable holiday in an unspoiled natural environment.
How to reach Island Solta Croatia
Split can be reached by car, train or a ferry (from Italy) and also has an international airport.
From the port in Split there are is a ferry line to Rogač, the main port on island Šolta. There are 6-7 ferries a day leaving from Split to island Solta. The ferry TIMETABLE can be found on the following link: JADROLINIJA.
Prices for the ferry Split - Rogač: 4€ per person and 18€ for the car. Your host will meet you in Rogač and will accompany you to Grohote.
