
Discover everything Stomorska and Šolta have to offer
Author: Damir VidanLocal author and member of the Casa Vidan family · Published: · Last updated:
Although Stomorska is a peaceful village, there are many activities visitors can enjoy on the island.
What makes Šolta special is precisely this blend of active adventure and laid-back Mediterranean rhythm. You can spend a morning exploring the coast by e-bike, an afternoon diving along coral reefs, and an evening enjoying a fish dinner at sunset.
Šolta has become popular among cyclists thanks to scenic coastal roads and routes through olive groves.
The most beautiful route leads from Stomorska to Maslinica along the coast, with stunning views of the islets and the open sea. For those who want a more comfortable approach, we offer e-bike rentals – the perfect way to effortlessly explore the entire island.
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Explore the island of Šolta on an electric bike
A local diving center in Stomorska organizes diving trips to underwater locations including the wreck of the fishing ship Ribolovac.
The underwater area around Šolta hides a fascinating world – from coral formations and seahorses to the wreck of the fishing ship Ribolovac, one of the most popular diving sites on the Adriatic.

Boat trips allow visitors to explore nearby islands and hidden beaches.
From Šolta you can easily sail to nearby Brač or Hvar for a day trip. But even just exploring Šolta's coastline by boat offers unforgettable experiences – hidden coves, swimming in complete solitude and lunch at anchor.
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Rent a boat and explore the coastline on your own
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Guided tour with a captain to the most beautiful bays
Few people know that the island of Šolta hides military bunkers from World War II and the Cold War. These abandoned structures are now a fascinating part of the island's history, telling the story of Šolta's strategic importance.
We organize guided bunker tours with a local guide who explains the military history, architecture and the nature that has reclaimed these sites.

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Discover hidden WWII bunkers on the island of Šolta
Šolta has some of the oldest olive groves on the Adriatic – some trees are over 1,500 years old. The local olive oil, known as 'Golden Šolta', has a protected designation of origin.
We organize olive grove visits with olive oil tasting, where you can learn about the production process and taste different oil varieties directly from the press.

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Olive oil tasting and grove tour
Visitors can explore traditional villages such as Grohote, Maslinica and Nečujam.
Especially interesting is a visit to Maslinica with its marina and castles, or a drive into the island's interior through fragrant olive groves and rosemary bushes.
Browse our sea view apartments in the heart of Stomorska.

Fourth generation of the Vidan family on Šolta · Author of the local guides · Olive grower
Damir Vidan is the fourth generation of the Vidan family connected to the island of Šolta, and his daughter is already the fifth. He is one of the family members who look after Casa Vidan and the author of the local guides, which are based on his own experience of Stomorska and Šolta.
He also runs the local family farm OPG Damir Vidan, where he grows olives and produces organic olive oil. When he is not among the olive trees or at Casa Vidan, he prefers to spend his time outdoors - on the boat, by the sea or on one of the quiet, secluded beaches in the shade of the pines.
More about the author - Damir VidanThe Casa Vidan local guides are based on first-hand experience of Stomorska and the island of Šolta. Information that can change - such as timetables, transport connections or local rules - is checked against official sources and updated when needed.
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