Sumartin is a small town on the easternmost cape of the island of Brac. It was founded in 1645 AD by Dalmatian pilgrims trying to escape the Turks, and interestingly enough, the inhabitants of Sumartin already spoke a different dialect than the rest of the island. Fishing, maritime activities, shipbuilding, olives and tourism are still the main source of livelihood of the local people today. In the town there is a Franciscan monastery and the church of St. Martin, which is admired by all history lovers. The small harbour of Sumartin, where ferries from the mainland arrive from the Makarska Riviera, is the second gateway to the island of Brac after the main centre of Supetar. In Sumartin you will feel that time has stopped and this unique atmosphere is an ideal choice for a peaceful holiday.
In Sumartin there is a grocery store, a chilled fish shop, ATMs (ERSTE, RAIFFEISEN, PRIVREDNA BANKA), a post office, a gas station and a number of restaurants.
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There is also a boat, scooter and ATV rental (contact stipesum@gmail.com, + 385 95 594 7935)
Beautiful beaches and crystal clear sea are irresistible for all visitors, while beautiful nature and rich culinary offer are a guarantee of unforgettable holidays. In the vicinity of Sumartin you can find several quiet hidden coves (Rasotica, Zukovic, Radovanje, Studená, Zvijer and Spilice) with pebble beaches, where everyone can find a quiet corner for themselves. The town is ideal for a quiet holiday away from the city crowds. As in all Dalmatian cities, Sumartin hosts several summer events, the most popular of which are held annually on August 2. Those who like Dalmatian cuisine and island specialties offer local restaurants. If you are in Sumartin, do not hesitate to visit nearby Bol, historic Split and the tourist center of Makarska on the mainland.
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