Jasna Tisno Appartement Tisno
Address:
Skucina 2
Tel nr: ++385 (0)22 438280 / 098 1815924
Sea: 40 m
Beach: 200 m
Town Center: 0 m
Skucina 2
Tel nr: ++385 (0)22 438280 / 098 1815924
Sea: 40 m
Beach: 200 m
Town Center: 0 m
The house Holiday Tisno is in a garden. There are large terraces, one for each apartment, with tables and seats. Parking for cars in our yard is free. This is a little family job. In the kitchen there are a cooker, refrigerator, micro wave oven. All public services are near of house, distance from 50 to 200 meter: doctor, pharmacy, bank, post. Distances to the beaches are from 200 to 1200 m. To the coast road 6 km, to the highway 20 km. Welcome!
WE OFFER:
Accommodation in house Holiday Tisno, appr. 40 m from the sea, with a garden and a parking lot, in apartments and two- and three-person rooms. Every room has a table on the terrace; separate rooms have refrigerators.
You can barbecue in the garden.
The sojourn tax is not included in the price.
Special advantages:
Direct bus line from the bus station Zagreb and Šibenik
Optional visits to the Kornati and Krka National Parks
Vicinity of the Vransko jezero lake where, with a permit, you can fish for carp
Sandy beaches and isolated coves filled with the scent of pine trees; beaches and other locations suitable for swimming and sunbathing are located in the area ranging from 30 m to 1000 m from our house
Private boat trips
HOW TO REACH HOLIDAY TISNO
By HIGHWAY: Exit the highway at the Pirovac exit and follow the signs to the island of Murter.
The distance from the Savski most highway entrance in Zagreb is 320 km. If you travel by way of Plitvice, Obrovac and Benkovac: when you reach Stankovci, or 2 km after Stankovci, follow the sign for Tisno and the island of Murter.
If you travel by way of Zadar, in the direction of Šibenik, leave the Jadranska magistrala road 2 km after Pirovac and turn right.
If you are arriving from Šibenik, and moving in the direction of Zadar, turn left 18 km after the Šibenski most bridge.
ABOUT TISNO
Tisno is a town in the Central Adriatic, in the region of Dalmatia. Part of it is situated on the mainland, and part of it on the island of Murter. The narrow strait gives the town its name – Tisno ("narrow" in the local dialect).
The two parts of the town are connected by a bridge first built in the early 18th century, which is when the town started spreading to the mainland. In 1968 the old bridge was replaced by a new, modern movable bridge.
Tisno has become an ideal starting point for visits to the nearby Kornati and Krka National Parks. The national parks can be visited individually or by organized boat trips. The Krka National Park can be reached by ground as well.
The town has approximately 1600 inhabitants, the average temperature in July and August is around 25°C, and the pleasant maestro wind cools the air and makes the daytime hours more bearable. The average sea temperature in the summer is around 24°C, and the island enjoys approximately 2700 sun hours a year
HISTORY OF TISNO
The first mention of Tisno dates back to 1474. The town was formed as refugees from the Turkish invasions started settling down in the area. Tisno is made famous by the fact that one part of the town is located on the mainland, and the other on the island of Murter. The old (Murter) and the new (mainland) part of the town were first connected by a bridge in 1797, and the newest bridge was built in 1991.
The town church of the Holy Ghost was built in 1548, and expanded in the 17th and19th centuries as the population grew. Local constructors built the 31-meter belfry (separate from the church) between 1680 and 1684. The church was renovated in the Baroque style in 1640. The Brošica Hill (114 m) above town hosts the church of Our Lady of Karavaj, famous for its painting of Our Lady of Karavaj (by Caravaggio) brought from Italy in the early 18th century. The church was built in the 18th century, and renovated at the end of the 20th century. In the nearby village of Ivinje is the medieval church of St. Martin, whereas Dazlina boasts the 11th century church of St. Elijah and the remnants of a medieval tower. Other churches in the town include St. Andrew's (1606) and St. Roch's (1651).
The local registers of births, marriages and deaths have, throughout history, been written in the Old Church Slavonic, Italian and Croatian languages. The register written in the Glagolitic alphabet and covering the period from 1610 to 1638 is one of the oldest registers in the Šibenik County.
PUBLIC SERVICES
Services available in Tisno:
Everything you'd find in a large city, and no more than 150 m from our house:
bank, post office, Privredna and Zagrebacka banka ATMs, Fina
restaurants and cafés, an Internet café
shops, an open air market, fish market, bakery
doctor's office (open 24/7)
dentist's office, pharmacy
open air cinema
boat launching and pulling facilities are offered in two locations, and several slipways are available
dive tank air filling station available in the nearby Murter.
YOU WILL REMEMBER YOU STAY IN TISNO BY:
friendly people
numerous well-kept beaches with shade provided by pine trees
recreational walking trails both on the mainland and on the island
culinary masterpieces in our restaurants
long evening walks along the coast
the long sought after and finally acquired tranquility
.... and many other things you'll become aware of only after you leave
WE OFFER:
Accommodation in house Holiday Tisno, appr. 40 m from the sea, with a garden and a parking lot, in apartments and two- and three-person rooms. Every room has a table on the terrace; separate rooms have refrigerators.
You can barbecue in the garden.
The sojourn tax is not included in the price.
Special advantages:
Direct bus line from the bus station Zagreb and Šibenik
Optional visits to the Kornati and Krka National Parks
Vicinity of the Vransko jezero lake where, with a permit, you can fish for carp
Sandy beaches and isolated coves filled with the scent of pine trees; beaches and other locations suitable for swimming and sunbathing are located in the area ranging from 30 m to 1000 m from our house
Private boat trips
HOW TO REACH HOLIDAY TISNO
By HIGHWAY: Exit the highway at the Pirovac exit and follow the signs to the island of Murter.
The distance from the Savski most highway entrance in Zagreb is 320 km. If you travel by way of Plitvice, Obrovac and Benkovac: when you reach Stankovci, or 2 km after Stankovci, follow the sign for Tisno and the island of Murter.
If you travel by way of Zadar, in the direction of Šibenik, leave the Jadranska magistrala road 2 km after Pirovac and turn right.
If you are arriving from Šibenik, and moving in the direction of Zadar, turn left 18 km after the Šibenski most bridge.
ABOUT TISNO
Tisno is a town in the Central Adriatic, in the region of Dalmatia. Part of it is situated on the mainland, and part of it on the island of Murter. The narrow strait gives the town its name – Tisno ("narrow" in the local dialect).
The two parts of the town are connected by a bridge first built in the early 18th century, which is when the town started spreading to the mainland. In 1968 the old bridge was replaced by a new, modern movable bridge.
Tisno has become an ideal starting point for visits to the nearby Kornati and Krka National Parks. The national parks can be visited individually or by organized boat trips. The Krka National Park can be reached by ground as well.
The town has approximately 1600 inhabitants, the average temperature in July and August is around 25°C, and the pleasant maestro wind cools the air and makes the daytime hours more bearable. The average sea temperature in the summer is around 24°C, and the island enjoys approximately 2700 sun hours a year
HISTORY OF TISNO
The first mention of Tisno dates back to 1474. The town was formed as refugees from the Turkish invasions started settling down in the area. Tisno is made famous by the fact that one part of the town is located on the mainland, and the other on the island of Murter. The old (Murter) and the new (mainland) part of the town were first connected by a bridge in 1797, and the newest bridge was built in 1991.
The town church of the Holy Ghost was built in 1548, and expanded in the 17th and19th centuries as the population grew. Local constructors built the 31-meter belfry (separate from the church) between 1680 and 1684. The church was renovated in the Baroque style in 1640. The Brošica Hill (114 m) above town hosts the church of Our Lady of Karavaj, famous for its painting of Our Lady of Karavaj (by Caravaggio) brought from Italy in the early 18th century. The church was built in the 18th century, and renovated at the end of the 20th century. In the nearby village of Ivinje is the medieval church of St. Martin, whereas Dazlina boasts the 11th century church of St. Elijah and the remnants of a medieval tower. Other churches in the town include St. Andrew's (1606) and St. Roch's (1651).
The local registers of births, marriages and deaths have, throughout history, been written in the Old Church Slavonic, Italian and Croatian languages. The register written in the Glagolitic alphabet and covering the period from 1610 to 1638 is one of the oldest registers in the Šibenik County.
PUBLIC SERVICES
Services available in Tisno:
Everything you'd find in a large city, and no more than 150 m from our house:
bank, post office, Privredna and Zagrebacka banka ATMs, Fina
restaurants and cafés, an Internet café
shops, an open air market, fish market, bakery
doctor's office (open 24/7)
dentist's office, pharmacy
open air cinema
boat launching and pulling facilities are offered in two locations, and several slipways are available
dive tank air filling station available in the nearby Murter.
YOU WILL REMEMBER YOU STAY IN TISNO BY:
friendly people
numerous well-kept beaches with shade provided by pine trees
recreational walking trails both on the mainland and on the island
culinary masterpieces in our restaurants
long evening walks along the coast
the long sought after and finally acquired tranquility
.... and many other things you'll become aware of only after you leave
PRICES AND AVAILABILITY
Map Tisno
