Konoba Stari Nanini at Prvić Port

o (south wind). The harbor is well-equipped with berths that include electricity and water connections, ensuring a comfortable stay. The harbor master is available daily between 14:00 and 22:00 to assist with docking and other needs.

About the Island of Prvić

Prvić Island is a serene extension of the neighboring island of Zlarin, characterized by its underwater shallows, the Raženik reef, and the small islet of Lupac. The island is situated 1 nautical mile southeast of Vodice. Unlike most Dalmatian islands, Prvić is composed of chalk dolomites rather than limestone, contributing to its unique landscape. The island's picturesque bays and coves are perfect for those seeking natural beauty, seclusion, and tranquility.

The island is home to two traditional Dalmatian fishing villages: Prvić Luka and Prvić Šepurine, which are connected by a scenic 1-kilometer-long road. Both villages are recognized as cultural heritage sites by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia, preserving their historical charm. Today, around 400 residents live on the island, enjoying its peaceful ambiance. Prvić is well-connected to the mainland with regular boat lines to Šibenik and Vodice, making it accessible year-round.

The Island of Faust

Prvić is also known as 'The Island of Faust,' named after the renowned 17th-century scientist Faust Vrančić. A polymath, Vrančić was a historian, linguist, philosopher, mathematician, and physicist. Born in Šibenik, he spent his childhood on Prvić Island, which left a lasting impact on his life. Vrančić passed away in Venice but wished to be buried on Prvić. His final resting place is in the Church of St. Mary of Grace in Prvić Luka, adding to the island's rich cultural legacy.