A visit to Primosten, Croatia – Travel Photo Mondays
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The beautiful peninsula of Primosten, Croatia
Along the Dalmatian coastline about an hours drive north of Split is the tiny enclave of Primosten, a small peninsula jutting out into the Adriatic ocean with a fairly tale island feel. More sleepy and low key compared to the touristed city of Split and Trogir, this is a slice of life in Croatia that is totally relaxed and at a slower pace compared to it’s rival tourist destinations.
It could also be this being late October and the off season timeframe for being out along the Adriatic and sailing to beautiful spots like Primosten which would be an ideal spot for a nice break and catch a wonderful seafood meal at any of the restaurants lining the marina area of the town.
Sandy beach at Primosten
A luxury liner docked in Primosten
The peninsula views to Primosten
Local seafood specialty dishes in Primosten
Simple fried seafood at Primosten
Primosten lunch with fresh fish and chips
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Primosten looks absolutely charming! There are many small places we visited in Croatia – like Trogir and Korcula – but we missed Primosten. Not enough time to visit all the beautiful villages and towns Croatia has :-). So thanks for introducing us to Primosten in photos :-).
This place has developed gradually until becoming into a recognized resting point for summer vacationers as it offers something special for everyone’s taste. The last years, the city of Primošten has been investing a lot of money in Marketing to attract tourists ! Undoubtedly, this is a fascinating place you’ll fell in love with because of all the delights of its surroundings. You’re sure to find something interesting in each corner of the place, from its beaches to its vineyard hills you’ll find surprises everywhere.
I loved Croatia! You’ve just reminded me of how much! The Dalmatian coast certainly deserves it’s good reputation. Excellent pix!
Never been to Croatia, but your post and gorgeous pics definitely make me want to go there!
Beautiful photos, Noel. I can easily imagine myself there enjoying that lunch.
The food looks incredible! I really need to get back to Croatia.
Noel – Your photos are so filled with colour that you feel like you’re there. The water looks beautiful for swimming too.
As always Noel, your photos look so inviting. The more I see of Croatia, particularly the coastal areas, the more I think I definitely need to visit!
Wow it looks stunning! Definitely a place I need to add to my Croatian itinerary. Thanks for sharing Noel.
Nice, Noel. Tom and I expect to get to Croatia in the fall of this year!
Your photos make me want to get up and go to Primosten, Croatia. Beautiful!
Another beautiful set of photos, Noel. I’m wondering if you ever get tired of reading those words? I doubt it! 😉
Beautiful photos. Croatia looks like such an amazing part of the world!
amazing.
Looks like a beautiful place! Need to visit Croatia soon!
Great photos, what a beautiful view!
Croatia is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Oh my! What postcard perfect images… this little island town is what one dreams about. Another Croatian gem!
Croatia looks like a stunning place… loved your photographs
Beautiful place…
Wow, these views are picture perfect! And these kind of fish and chips are much healthier than the usual ones:)
I really like the view from the peninsula and that I can see beneath the water’s surface on that sandy beach. With this view and that seafood, no wonder Primosten attracts the luxury yacht crowd.
Beautiful! I love Croatia.
What an amazing spot Noel. Your pictures never cease to amaze me, looks like you are able to find so many hidden secrets. I seriously need to get back to Croatia! Thanks for sharing!
Primosten certainly looks picturesque. As soon as I saw its location by the water, the first that came to mind is fresh seafood! The food looks sumptuous indeed. I love pretty, low key towns. I have to keep Primosten in mind when I make it to Croatia. Beautiful shots. I like the orange roof against the backdrop of the deep blue water.
Lover the views taken from the water~