Primošten lies along Croatia’s Adriatic coast, its compact historic core rises from a former island joined to the mainland by a narrow causeway. The town sits between Šibenik and Trogir, where pale limestone, low Mediterranean vegetation and cultivated slopes meet the sea. The Parish Church of St George stands at the top of the old peninsula, while its cemetery is a familiar feature of the headland. Beyond the narrow lanes, dry-stone walls divide vineyards; the Babić wine grape is closely associated with this part of Dalmatia. Primošten developed from a fortified coastal settlement into a summer resort, yet the peninsula remains its unmistakable centre. See how Primošten fits into the central Dalmatian coast by browsing webcams nearby.
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