Audio Guide of the Fisherman's Hut

As a venue that pays tribute to the fishing tradition, its opening hours are usually tied to the high season, generally opening from midday until night (12:00 - 23:00). It is located near the coast; you can easily get there on foot along the seafront promenade from the ferry port of Supetar Tourism.

Access to the exterior structure and surroundings to admire the traditional Dalmatian architecture is completely free. However, if you wish to enjoy the dining experience inside, prices will vary depending on what you order from the local menu.

If you are only going to see the architecture and surroundings, 20 to 30 minutes will be enough for some great photos. If you decide to stay for a meal and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Brač Island, I suggest allowing between 1.5 and 2 hours.

The Fisherman's Hut symbolizes the humble and resilient way of life of the old fishermen of Dalmatia. Its stone construction and strategic location tell the story of how the Adriatic Sea has been the main source of life for the people of Supetar for centuries.

Without a doubt, the best time is just before sunset. Not only will you avoid the strongest midday heat, but you will also see how the golden light washes over the traditional Croatian stone, creating a magical atmosphere ideal for photos.

The exterior access and terraces are usually manageable, although the uneven stone paving typical of Croatia may require assistance. I recommend contacting the local office before you go if you need access to specific interior areas.

You are in a strategic location; do not miss the impressive Petrinović Family Mausoleum or the Church of the Annunciation of Mary. You can check more points of interest on the official map of Visit Supetar.

Wear comfortable shoes because the charm of Supetar lies in its cobbled streets. I also recommend combining this visit with an evening walk around the harbor to complete the experience with one of our audio guides about local maritime history.