Primosten is one of the most picturesque small towns on the Adriatic, located on the peninsula between the Raduca and Primosten bays, 28 km south from Sibenik. It was named after the phrase "to bridge over" since a bridge was constructed in the 16th century so as to connect the settlement on the island with the mainland.
The parish church of St. George which dominates the place was thoroughly reconstructed in 1760. The church of Saint Mary of Mercy was mentioned in 1553 and the church of Saint Roko in 1680.
The beaches are beautiful and extended, it offers ideal conditions for recreational fishing on nearby islands and coves just like opportunities for tennis, table tennis, bowling, beach volleyball and sailing. Sailing and diving schools are also available.
Primosten is famous for its restaurants and konobas (taverns), etc. The most famous local speciality is a spiny lobster a la Primosten.
Babic, the famous local red wine, is produced from the autochthonous wine sort in the famous vineyards of Primosten, located in the rocks. These vineyards are granted the official status of a monument to human efforts and their representation is also found in the lobby of the -United Nations building in New York.
Numerous cultural events and entertainment programs take place in the summer months, such as the fiesta and customs of Primosten.
There is also the discotheque Aurora - the largest one in Dalmatia.
Excursions are regularly organized: visits to Krapanj (Museum of Sponge Collecting) and Zlarin (so-called "coral tours"), Primosten Wine Trail (sightseeing tour through the villages of Primosten Burnji), etc.