At the centre of Sutivan stands the 18th century villa of Jerolim Kavanjin and its baroque garden. Together with the parish church this forms the focal point of the town which has become prominent over the years due to its proximity to Split. Its location enabled it to develop as a trading post for the island and today it is still popular with those on the mainland as a location for ‘vikendice’ (weekend houses). Its charm draws people from all over Europe to spend the summers here.

The town has many cafes and restaurants along the harbour front and there is a wide range of activities from tennis, football and sailing to extreme sports to enjoy. At night the town is very lively with a selection of late night restaurants and dancing on offer. For a quiet evening, however, you need only take a short walk around the bay and you will find yourself under the pine trees with the stars to yourself.

Cafes/Bars/Discos 7
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Tourist office +385 21 638 557