Island Šolta Croatia
Our diving center Leomar was built twenty years ago and is run today by Leo.
We offer diving and accommodation under one roof, at a very unique location: crystal clear water, our own private beach, an idyllic little Croatian fishermen's village right next door, and one of the most fascinating places to dive in the entire Adriatic right in front of our house, along with twenty years diving experience, make for a perfect and unforgettable holiday.
Europe, Croatia, Middle dalmatia, Island Šolta
Our diving base is located on beautifull island Šolta in
Croatia. Croatia became part of European union in 2013 and from 2023 euro is our payment currency. This makes holiday much easier for our guests.
Šolta is situated in middle Dalmatia right in front of Split. It's recognised for the crystal clear sea and untouched nature.
In the summer time there are six ferry lines every day between Šolta and Split and at least two catamaran lines.
When it comes to Europe, Split is on average about 2 h away by flight from most major cities in Europe.
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Located in Croatia 9 Nm from the town Split
Šolta is a small island in Middle Dalmatia and certainly one of the greenest and most beautiful islands of the Croatian Adriatic. Not too big and not too small, Šolta is 19 km long and about three kilometres wide. Steep cliffs form the southern coast, pleasant coves in the north offer possibilities to swim, while the western parts are mostly made up of olive groves and vineyards, offering plenty of opportunities for hikes and places to visit. Šolta is about nine nautical miles away from Split, the capital of Dalmatia.
One of the largest ports in the Adriatic, Split is not only the capital of Dalmatia, but also its cultural and touristic centre. Split is easily accessible on the new motorway from Zagreb, as well as by train or by plane. Half an hour’s ride on the passenger ferry will take you to the island, while the car ferry takes about fifty minutes.
Stomorska is a typical little Dalmatian fishermen’s village and the oldest coastal village on the island. Pick your choice under several restaurants, little pubs and places serving pizza for local hospitality and entertainment. Of course there’s a post office and several stores and even an ATM, for your daily needs. A regular bus service covers the entire island, but you can also rent a bicycle or a scooter and explore the island on your own. In the village itself, there’s also a flood-light tennis court; water skiing and mountain biking are also on offer
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