Apartments Branka in Rogoznica, Dalmatia, Croatia

Have a beautiful holiday in apartments Branka, in Rogoznica, small town in the heart of Dalmatian coast. Visit us and enjoy Mediterranean as it used to be! We offer accommodation in fully equipped type studio or double bedroom apartments 4+1, sited 10 meters from the sea/beach. All apartments have a terrace with a sea view, air-condition and satellite TV, safety deposit box, open grill, and our privat parking.

TYPE STUDIO APARTMENT has a bedroom with french bed for two (wardrobe for clothing and two night cupboards), bathroom with toilet, kitchen (cooker, microwave and fridge) and if needed supplementary bed for 1 child. Has also a terrace with a great seaview.

DOUBLE BEDROOM APARTMENT 4+1 offers 2 bedrooms with french bed for two (wardrobe for clothing and two night cupboards), bathroom with toilet, kitchen (oven and big fridge) and living room with pull out bed for 1 persons. It has a big terrace up to 25 m2.

Idyllic holiday on the Dalmatian coast

Rogoznica, a small Mediterranean tourist destination close to Primosten and 25 km south of Sibenik, is placed in a wide bay, has a post office, doctor's office and stores - a great place to spend a wonderful holiday with friends and family. Rogoznica is frequently visited by boaters and yachtsmen because of Frapa marina, considered to be one of the most beautiful and safest marinas in this part of the Adriatic.

More about Rogoznica

Rogoznica's many pebble beaches and several rocky beaches are surrounded by pine trees. Rogoznica is traditionally a fishing settlement and visitors can buy recently caught fish.

Nightlife : Aurora, one of Croatia’s largest and most famous discotheques, is only 5 km away. Not to mention it's a meeting point for thousands of young people who arrive from all over Croatia, Europe and other parts of the world.

Pubs and Restaurants: In the center of Rogoznica you can also enjoy lots of various bars, restaurants with traditional Dalmatian cuisine and local taverns. There is restaurant, pizza house and a bar on every corner in Rogoznica but there are few really good ones. We can recommend you where to go and wich places offer something special. We recommend you try fish (ugor), shrimps (škampi) or mussel shells (dagnje) on BUZARA Buzara is a kind of Dalmatian traditional cooking preparation and is really good. Some restaurants offer really good meet and vegetables. Good lunch you can get from 70 kuna (9 Eur) to 140 kuna (18 Eur). Beer and wine is not expensive especially domestic ones. Beers go from 10 kuna (1,4 Eur) to 18 kuna (2,4 Eur). Liter of wine cost from 50 kuna (7 Eur) to 80 kuna (11 Eur), of course bottled wine prices are a bit higher.

Local festivals : taking place in August - Ribarska noc (Fisherman's Night) and Noc Rogoznice (Rogoznica Night) - attract many visitors including those from Split and Sibenik. Due to its indented coastline and other sports facilities, Rogoznica is perfect for water sports as well as other activities. Secluded beaches await you in numerous inlets in the vicinity of Rogoznica.

Diving in Rogoznica : Huge underwater cliffs with Gorgonia coral are specialty of Rogoznica and in combination with clearest water of all the shore places on the entire Adriatic, diving is becoming more and more popular. You can dive in underwater botanical & zoological garden which was made by biology students or visit few wreaks in the area.

We recommend: visiting Paris church from 1615 / fortification on the hilltop above Rogoznica built by the French in 1809 / medieval churches in the Rogoznica field - examples of medieval Dalmatian architecture and visiting Zmajevo oko (Dragon's eye) lake nearby, unique high and low tide phenomenon

Did you know: you can try fencing in Rogoznica, the International Fencing Camp and School was founded here in 1987

Sea lighthouse Mulo ; Most of our island lighthouses are today closed as the shipping traffic regulation have been replaced by modern technology. The same destiny befall to Mulo, who has an interesting history. Mulo is one of the oldest Croatian lighthouse, which was built by navy of Austro-Hungarian Monarchy on 1873, just near Rogoznicas sea surface. It was equipped by cranes for lifting wooden fisching boats which saught the rescue during storms. During one thunderstorm in last century, early 70's, cargo ship, chock full of tropical fruits ran aground the lighthouse Mulo. Eye witnesses claim that marketplaces in Rogoznica, Šibenik and Split have been settled with oranges for months ! But along with Mulo's garrison the legends about it also vanished.