If you really want to try real honey and, in the meantime learn something about it, just visit it!
Do not recommend this place. Dont spend your time they do not carry about their customers! To buy local honey we spend for a trip about 2 hours plus 20 minutes by feet took a road inside the village (really not easy to find) and once we found the house, we saw the sign CLOSED and non-working hours from 12 till 17. Nobody came to our request! ( we saw people in the garden). At the end we just bought honey at the supermarket and enjoyed wonderful wine degustation at Kastelanc
Very nice staff. Delicious honey
Amazingly cheap honey, bought plenty for friends
Wonderful people, in a wonderful place, making wonderful honey!!!!!!
Fantastic hosts and honey!
His love of the bee is infectious. Totally understands how important bees are to humanity. A true inspiration to us all. Plus his honey tastes wonderful.
If you are visiting Solta as one of the many islands in the area, I'd recommend visiting Tvrdic Honey to meet the amazing Goran and Natasha, as Goran will tell you so many interesting things about bees, they have been making honey for three generations and the passion Goran has for it, is amazing! They also allow you make your own sometimes, you will not regret coming to find this place.
If you are looking for a place to stay, I've upload a picture as the views and the island in general is beautiful, the "farm" has lots of Olive trees and the like, they also have a pool as it gets pretty hot on the island!
The apartments are all furnished and styled as Natasha by themselves as if they lived in there, so for your stay, you do get a feel of home, myself and my partner stayed for 10 days and we didn't want to leave in the end, hence we are organising to come back next year.
Goran and Natasha are better than the perfect hosts, they went above and beyond constantly, and they made this holiday with my girlfriend, the best we've ever had, I can't say enough good things about it.
They will also tell you places to go on the island and if you want to go to Split, Goran will pick you up from the ferry if you need him too.
I am going to update the Solta map as it is a bit outdated, but for stuff in the area, there's a few things in Grohote which is 10 minutes away. These are a small Konoba which is like a little restaurant for locals, there's an ATM (there are 3 on the island, works for international money withdrawal), a supermarket for supplies for the apartment, 2 coffee places, a bar that opens late. You can also walk into Rogac which is a 40 minute walk, or there are buses to visit the rest of the island, but Natasha and Goran can tell you about this.
Basically, if you are thinking of visiting Solta, you need to come here, if you are thinking of staying on Solta, you need to try and stay here.