Drasnice

Drašnice (330 inhabitants) is a small touristic and fishing village 12 kilometers southeast of Makarska. Population is also engaged in agriculture (vineyards, olives, figs, ...).
The village was first mentioned in documents in 1523. at the same time as the church St. Jure,  after destroyed in the earthquake. Today, there is a rebuilted church od St. Jure  and also a new church Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary with baroque elements of an older church. Above the village is a gothic church St.Stephen, housing a roman inscription from the 2nd century.
The coastal part is covered with pine forests and olive groves, and the coast is dotted with beautiful sandy beaches. Steep streets, old Dalmatian houses and natural beauty that abound in diversity make Drasnice a charming place for your vacation.