Bogomolje: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Bogomolje is home to a small Baroque parish church dating from the 17th century. South of the church lies Jerkov Dvor, with an old house, a kitchen and a bread oven built in 1898; a fossil collection has been preserved in the house.

Culture and History

The surviving folk and ethnographic features of Bogomolje include grain threshing floors, a characteristic local mix of dialects and caves in which traces of older cultures have been found.

Nature

Bogomolje is associated with numerous coves and beaches on its northern and southern sides. These include Bristova Bay, with the local harbor on the northern side of Bogomolje, as well as Pelinovik, Pogorila, Kozja, Smokvina and Smrska; the harbor is located about 3 km from the village center. The beaches are described as being lined with dense pine forest; at the same time, their natural surroundings are characterized as preserved.

Geographical Setting

Nugal Beach is located in the wider regional surroundings of Bogomolje. The surrounding area of Bogomolje includes Sućuraj, Privor, Sveti Stipan and Sveti Mihovil. The wider regional surroundings also include Supin, Sveti Dominik and Sveti Ilija.

The selection of nearby places also includes Selca Kod Bogomolja.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Bogomolje can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

For the overview of the broader destination: Općina Sućuraj.