Bogomolje, Mountain settlement on Hvar Island, Croatia.
Bogomolje is a mountain settlement on the eastern side of Hvar Island situated at approximately 245 meters in elevation. The place spreads across inland terrain and is shaped by its agricultural landscape.
The settlement established itself as part of the administrative structure of Sućuraj municipality and developed within the broader settlement patterns of the island. Its role in local governance reflects longer-term habitation of this region.
The settlement is defined by its terraced vineyards and lavender fields that shape the everyday landscape. These agricultural practices remain visible throughout the area and influence how the place looks and is used.
The place is reachable via the main island road and sits about 20 kilometers from the Sućuraj ferry terminal. Visitors planning to explore the area should have their own transportation, as public connections are limited.
A restaurant called Bolat operates nearby, serving regional specialties such as Dalmatian prsut and traditional lamb dishes. This cooking style reflects the local food culture tied to the surrounding agricultural products.
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