Sloweniens einzige natürliche Insel, mit einer barocken Wallfahrtskirche und 99 Stufen vom Bootsanleger hinauf.
Warum hin
The pletna crossing is a genuine surviving craft tradition, not a re-enactment for visitors.
Über
The island holds the Church of the Assumption, rebuilt in baroque form after the 1509 earthquake, with a wishing bell in the tower. Access is by pletna — the flat-bottomed, hand-rowed boats worked by a hereditary guild of oarsmen from the Mlino settlement — or by hired rowing boat, or by swimming in summer. The pletna oarsmen wait until the boat is full, so there can be a wait in low season. From the jetty there are 99 stone steps to the church.
Gut zu wissen
Open boat on open water. Crossings may be suspended in storms or high wind.
Barrierefreiheitwheelchair access, step-free route, pushchair friendly — not available. About 99 steps.
Wheelchair access
Bestätigt nicht vorhanden
Step-free route
Bestätigt nicht vorhanden
Accessible toilet
Nicht bekannt
Accessible parking
Nicht bekannt
Pushchair friendly
Bestätigt nicht vorhanden
Difficulty
moderate
Steps
~99
Boarding a pletna requires stepping down into an unstable boat, and the church is reached only by 99 stone steps. There is no step-free route to the church.
Ein 1,6 km langer Holzsteg, der an die Wand einer Kalksteinschlucht geklammert ist, die von der Radovna durchschnitten wird und am Šum-Wasserfall endet.
