Prigradica is a natural harbour protected from winds from the south and east. Historically, it served as the port through which Blato exported wine and olive oil.
For travellers wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Prigradica, choosing this place as their holiday destination is the main consideration.
Getting There
Prigradica is connected to Blato via the county road ŽC 6255 and to route D118 via the local road LC 69018. From 1 June to 27 September 2026, a daily Arriva bus will connect Blato and Prigradica in both directions. The departure from Blato is at 06:20, and the return journey from Prigradica is at 19:00.
Nature
Mandrać is designated as a public beach in Prigradica. The large waterfront quay includes a breakwater that provides shelter for yachts. Prigradica also has a local public port for mooring tourist, cargo and passenger ships.
History
The pier and quay in Prigradica were built in the early 20th century during Blato’s economic growth.
Trails and Leisure
Hiking and cycling trails pass through Prigradica. The marked Sudbinska-Luka Trail is a 5.4-kilometre circular route between Prigradica and Hrastovice. The Zlatno doba cycling route runs for 14.5 kilometres from Blato to Prigradica and back.
Prigradica has courts or playing areas for football, basketball, water polo and beach volleyball. Film evenings are held there in summer.
On Site
There are restaurants and a supermarket in the bay. Konoba Kraljević is a konoba-style pastry shop in Prigradica.
