Ethnic Weddings Venue 4

Walking through vineyards, olive-groves and stone-paved streets of inhabited villages of Primosten Burnji and Juzni, where everyday life is unthinkable without donkeys and mules, one can best experience all the attractions of rural Dalmatian hinterland, where lifestyles remain despite the centuries.

Only a couple of kilometres away from beautiful seashores, in craggy hinterland of middle Adriatic there lies hidden a group of around twenty scattered idyllic stone villages of Primosten Burnji and Primosten Juzni. Resembling pearls on a string they are situated around the well of Bojana - a source of life for this area. These villages are surrounded by fields on which for centuries hard-working peasants with their blistered hands tilled this scarce land despite of rocky ground and grew wine grapes olives, figs, almonds. Today there are more houses than people here and quiet stone-paved streets yearn for young people that are almost completely gone from here. It seems that time stopped and remained captured in treetops of centuries-old olives leaving this land untouched, while sleeping in sultry haze of drywalls and dazzling red soil in the harmonious coexistence of man and nature.