Croatia, the jewel of the Adriatic Sea, is home to over 1,200 islands. Šolta (pronounced sholta), a hilly isle, sits in the high seas. Only about five kilometres wide and 19 kilometres long, the small island is only a short ferry ride from Split, the second largest city in Croatia.
Solta Croatia. Photo: Dronestagram
It is often overlooked for its more developed neighbours like Brač or Hvar. But the stony islet has become more popular for its pristine nature, with its pebbly beaches, lush greenery and turquoise waters, its medieval villages and winemaking. Šolta is also famous for its honey thanks to the herbs, Macchia and shrubs that make it a perfect beekeeping pasture.
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