Jadrtovac, Coastal settlement in Šibenik-Knin County, Croatia.
Jadrtovac is a settlement on the eastern shore of Morinje Bay, located about eight kilometers southeast of Šibenik. The area features olive groves and vineyards spread across the coastal landscape.
The settlement originated from a fortification built by the Andréis family in 1494, initially known as Zamurva or Castell'Andreis. The place took its current name over time.
The residents of Jadrtovac maintain traditional agricultural practices, cultivating olive groves and vineyards that form an integral part of local food production.
You can reach this area by the coastal road from Šibenik and explore it on foot through rural paths. The terrain is hilly, so comfortable shoes are recommended.
The population of Jadrtovac decreased from over 400 inhabitants in the 1960s to 171 residents in 2021, reflecting changes in rural demographics.
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