Bristivica Locate On Map

In Bristivica you can stay in private rooms and apartments.

In Trogir and Split you will find large stores, markets, banks, pharmacies, souvenir shops, night clubs, cafes and restaurants.

With private boat transfers and boat rentals from Split you can go on nice beaches on islands Solta, Ciovo, Brac or Hvar.

Attractions in and near Bristivica:
- Church of St. John the Baptist;
- Town Trogir;
- City Split;
- Town Sibenik...

Church of St. John the Baptist was built in 1911. It has wooden altar with painting of St. John the Baptist and bell tower with three bells. Around church is cemetery.

All nearby historical towns and settlements can be visited with group or private car excursions from Split.

All nearby islands can be visited with group or private boat excursions from Split.

Bristivica (Central Dalmatia, Croatia) is settlement located in region of Central Dalmatia, in Municipality Seget. It is located in inland.

Bristivica has around 427 inhabitants.

Distances of other towns: Trogir – 15 km, Split – 43 km, Zadar – 125 km, Sibenik – 39 km, Dubrovnik – 250 km, Makarska – 110 km, Osijek – 655 km, Zagreb - 377 km, Pula – 487 km, Ljubljana – 434 km, Belgrade – 766 km...

You can come to Bristivica with highway A1 and exit for Trogir or main Adriatic road.
From airport Split you can use private car transfers or car rentals to get to Bristivica.

Tourist Board Seget +385(0)21 880 559
Information on international phone numbers 11802
General information 18981
Airport Split +385(0)21 203 555
Information on phone numbers in Croatia 11888
Croatia Traffic Info 0800 9987
Weather Forecast and Road Conditions +385(0)60 520 520
Police 192
Bus Terminal Split +385(0)60 327 777
Jadrolinija Split +385(0)21 338 333
Road help 987
Fire department 193
Ambulance 194
Sea help 9155
Emergency number 112

Bristivica was first time mentioned in 13th century as Bristica. Trogir and Sibenik led battles for Bristivica.

After Turkish attacks Bristivica was abandoned.

Parish of St. John the Baptist was founded in 1911. New church was built on ruins of old church from 1372. which was burned in fire in 1901.