Grohote: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The center of Grohote can be explored on foot via irregular, narrow stone streets, courtyards, taverns, and partially fortified residential building complexes that preserve a rustic Mediterranean architectural character. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Grohote can then continue searching for accommodation.

Culture

The Buktenica & Buktenica Gallery in the center of Grohote displays a permanent collection by the Šolta naive painters Eugen Buktenica Đenko and Vicko Buktenica; art workshops and exhibitions are also held there.

The Church of St. Stephen in Grohote stands next to the remains of an early Christian basilica dating from the 1st to the 6th century. The restored mosaic and two adjacent sarcophagi are part of heritage tours around the church and cemetery.

Slavić Tower (Kaštel Slavić) in Grohote is a 17th-century structure consisting of two connected towers and currently houses the offices of the Šolta municipality.

Geographical Location

Grohote is located at the intersection of the road connecting Stomorska and Maslinica and the road leading to the port of Rogač. The surrounding area of Grohote includes Otočić Saskinja, Otočić Balkun, and Otočić Polebrnjak. The wider regional area around Grohote includes the Mestrovic Gallery, the Palace of Diocletian, Peristyle, the Palais de Dioclétien de Split, and the Archaeological Museum. Kasjuni Beach is also located in the wider regional area.

More location pages: Rogač, Stomorska, Donje Selo, Necujam, Gornje Selo, Maslinica.

To the higher-level travel overview: Solta.