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Rogoznica - Gradina Beach
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Primosten is a Dalmatian town located south of Sibenik. It is one of the popular tourist destinations. It is the center of the municipality of Primosten, which belongs to Sibenik-Knin county. The municipality also includes the settlements of Krusevo, Burnij, Vezac, Vadalj and Siroke. The place is located on a small peninsula between the bays of Primosten and Raduca. It is known for its indigenous stone houses, churches, narrow Mediterranean-style streets, and numerous bays and islands. The history of the place began in the 7th century BC. In written sources, the name Primosten was first mentioned in 1...
The aquarium is located near the Rogoznica bridge, in the area of the renovated Aquarium park along the coastal promenade. It covers the area of the former island of Kopera. The public marine aquarium is an interesting attraction with which they want to show the diverse life in the sea. The grand opening of the unique public marine aquarium in the renovated park in Rogoznica, on the new Riva, took place in the summer of 2013. The aquarium is 12 meters long and 1.5 meters wide and filled with sea water. It is home to marine species that are well tolerated. Locals and other visitors can admire the park ...
Rogoznica - Lake Zmajevo oko (Dragon's eye)
Lake Zmajevo oko is located on the Gradina peninsula, on a narrow slide of land that separates the bays of Soline and Koprisce. The lake is surrounded by vertical walls 4 to 24 meters high. The surface of the lake is 10,000 m2 and the maximum measured depth is 15 meters. The first known research of the lake was made by Professor Buljan in 1956. In it he claims that the Dragon's Eye lake was created by a cave, the roof of which broke in, which created a hole. After the ice age, about 10,000 years ago, when the sea level rose by about 100 meters, this hole filled with seawater, which found its way throu...
