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Seoca - Tourist Information
Seoca - Tourism
Settlement Seoca is sunny entire day, because it is turned towards south.
On day of St. Anthony Opat (17th of January) and St. Anthony of Padoa (13th of June) processions are kept in Seoca.
On Labor day on 1st of May in Seoca is kept blessing of fields.
Near Omis, on river Cetina, you can experience rafting.
In Omis or Split you can go on group or private boat excursions to island Vis or island Hvar.
You have to visit restaurants in this area and try local food and delicious wines.
In Split are available boat rentals, water sports, private boat transfers to island Hvar and island Brac, swimming, shopping, sightseeing...
On day of St. Anthony Opat (17th of January) and St. Anthony of Padoa (13th of June) processions are kept in Seoca.
On Labor day on 1st of May in Seoca is kept blessing of fields.
Near Omis, on river Cetina, you can experience rafting.
In Omis or Split you can go on group or private boat excursions to island Vis or island Hvar.
You have to visit restaurants in this area and try local food and delicious wines.
In Split are available boat rentals, water sports, private boat transfers to island Hvar and island Brac, swimming, shopping, sightseeing...
Seoca - Attractions
Attractions in and near Seoca:
- Old Church of St. Anthony;
- New Church of St. Anthony;
- Cave in hill Kretez;
- Well Depozit;
- Town Omis;
- City Split;
- Town Imotski;
- River Cetina;
- Islands Brac and Hvar...
It is believed that Church of St. Anthony was built in 13th century. It is historical monument and services are not kept inside. Old church is dedicated to St. Anthony Opat and new church to St. Anthony of Padoa.
Cave in hill Kretez was known as Turkish pit in history. It is rich with stalactites formed by limestone dissolving. Small entrance is on south side.
All attractions near Seoca can be visited with group or private car excursions from Split.
You can come to Omis, Imotski or Split with private car transfers or car rentals.
- Old Church of St. Anthony;
- New Church of St. Anthony;
- Cave in hill Kretez;
- Well Depozit;
- Town Omis;
- City Split;
- Town Imotski;
- River Cetina;
- Islands Brac and Hvar...
It is believed that Church of St. Anthony was built in 13th century. It is historical monument and services are not kept inside. Old church is dedicated to St. Anthony Opat and new church to St. Anthony of Padoa.
Cave in hill Kretez was known as Turkish pit in history. It is rich with stalactites formed by limestone dissolving. Small entrance is on south side.
All attractions near Seoca can be visited with group or private car excursions from Split.
You can come to Omis, Imotski or Split with private car transfers or car rentals.
Seoca - Location and Climate
Seoca (Central Dalmatia, Croatia) is small settlement located in Split-Dalmatia county. It is administrative part of town Omis.
Seoca is located on 235 m altitude. Seoca is located in center of what used to be Poljicka Republic. It is situated in hinterland of Omis and in the bottom of mountain Mosor. Peak Kom is located on north-west side of Seoca (642 m).
On west side of Seoca are hills Veliki Ratak and Mali Ratak. On east side is plateau Scadin. On south-east side are hills Ostro and Plana. On south sunny side is plateau Kostanjska Ljut. Between Seoca and sea is mountain Dinara. Mountain Mosor protects Seoca from strong wind bura.
Relief of Seoca is consisted of karts, cracks, arable fields and mountain area.
Vegetation in Seoca: oak trees, black pine, hornbeam, figs, vines, olives...
Wildlife in area of Seoca: foxes, wolves, hogs, blackbird, partridge, nightingale...
Seoca has around 140 inhabitants.
Distances from other towns: Omis – 17 km, Split – 52 km, Imotski – 41 km, Makarska – 41 km, Dubrovnik – 182 km, Zagreb – 423 km, Zadar – 171 km, Sinj – 45 km, Pula – 533 km, Osijek – 702 km...
Seoca is connected with Split and Imotski with county road which connects those two towns.
Highway A1 passes north-east of Seoca and exit for Seoca is Blato. It is only 2 km far from Seoca.
In town Split you can rent a car to come to Seoca. At the airport Split, which is 79 km far from Seoca, you can use private car transfers.
Climate in Seoca is Mediterranean. Average temperature in January is 6°C. Winters are rainy. Snow is rare since 1970s. Most often wind is scirocco blowing from south side. Other wind is bura, but Seoca is protected from bura with mountain Mosor.
Seoca is located on 235 m altitude. Seoca is located in center of what used to be Poljicka Republic. It is situated in hinterland of Omis and in the bottom of mountain Mosor. Peak Kom is located on north-west side of Seoca (642 m).
On west side of Seoca are hills Veliki Ratak and Mali Ratak. On east side is plateau Scadin. On south-east side are hills Ostro and Plana. On south sunny side is plateau Kostanjska Ljut. Between Seoca and sea is mountain Dinara. Mountain Mosor protects Seoca from strong wind bura.
Relief of Seoca is consisted of karts, cracks, arable fields and mountain area.
Vegetation in Seoca: oak trees, black pine, hornbeam, figs, vines, olives...
Wildlife in area of Seoca: foxes, wolves, hogs, blackbird, partridge, nightingale...
Seoca has around 140 inhabitants.
Distances from other towns: Omis – 17 km, Split – 52 km, Imotski – 41 km, Makarska – 41 km, Dubrovnik – 182 km, Zagreb – 423 km, Zadar – 171 km, Sinj – 45 km, Pula – 533 km, Osijek – 702 km...
Seoca is connected with Split and Imotski with county road which connects those two towns.
Highway A1 passes north-east of Seoca and exit for Seoca is Blato. It is only 2 km far from Seoca.
In town Split you can rent a car to come to Seoca. At the airport Split, which is 79 km far from Seoca, you can use private car transfers.
Climate in Seoca is Mediterranean. Average temperature in January is 6°C. Winters are rainy. Snow is rare since 1970s. Most often wind is scirocco blowing from south side. Other wind is bura, but Seoca is protected from bura with mountain Mosor.
Seoca - Useful tips
Tourist Board Omis +385(0)21 861 350
General information 18981
Bus Terminal Split +385(0)60 327 777
Ambulance 194
Information on phone numbers in Croatia 11888
Jadrolinija Split +385(0)21 338 333
Weather Forecast and Road Conditions +385(0)60 520 520
Road assistance 987
Police 192
Emergency number 112
Airport Split +385(0)21 203 555
Croatia Traffic Info 0800 9987
Fire department 193
Information on international phone numbers 11802
Sea help 9155
To visit Omis or Split you can use private or group car excursions.
Split and Omis also offer private boat transfers, boat rentals as well as private or group boat excursions.
General information 18981
Bus Terminal Split +385(0)60 327 777
Ambulance 194
Information on phone numbers in Croatia 11888
Jadrolinija Split +385(0)21 338 333
Weather Forecast and Road Conditions +385(0)60 520 520
Road assistance 987
Police 192
Emergency number 112
Airport Split +385(0)21 203 555
Croatia Traffic Info 0800 9987
Fire department 193
Information on international phone numbers 11802
Sea help 9155
To visit Omis or Split you can use private or group car excursions.
Split and Omis also offer private boat transfers, boat rentals as well as private or group boat excursions.
Seoca - History
Seoca does not have its own water source. During history inhabitants collected rain and used wells. In 1988. water supply was built in Seoca.
It is believed that inhabitants of Seoca in history were noblemen, because there are no records of laborers in Seoca.
It is believed that inhabitants moved from Kostanje and built houses of beams, land, wattle and straws. It formed small villages (Croatian seoca) out of which Seoca got name.
Inhabitants of Seoca through history were mostly directed to agriculture. Trading was opened with Bosnia where inhabitants exchanged figs for wheat during summer and potatoes and hay for brandy and wine during winter.
Inhabitants mostly grew vine, figs, olives, wheat, barley, corn...
It is believed that inhabitants of Seoca in history were noblemen, because there are no records of laborers in Seoca.
It is believed that inhabitants moved from Kostanje and built houses of beams, land, wattle and straws. It formed small villages (Croatian seoca) out of which Seoca got name.
Inhabitants of Seoca through history were mostly directed to agriculture. Trading was opened with Bosnia where inhabitants exchanged figs for wheat during summer and potatoes and hay for brandy and wine during winter.
Inhabitants mostly grew vine, figs, olives, wheat, barley, corn...
Seoca - Interesting Facts
Movie Kenjac was filmed in Seoca.
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