Ecological production of olives and citrus fruits.
Welcome to Grohote - Šolta’s oldest and largest settlement that has always been the economic and administrative centre of the island, despite the fact that its inhabitants were mostly lime-burners, farmers and fishermen. Grohote lies on the edge of Šoltansko polje, at the intersection of the road connecting Stomorska and Maslinica, the two farthest villages on the island, and leading to the port of Rogač.
We are a family-run business with a lifelong experience in agriculture.
Our core business is the production of olives and citrus fruits, and are currently looking to expand our olive groves and citrus orchards.
STAY IN GROHOTE
Villa Put
Stay in Grohote and be charmed by the old rustic town as you explore narrow cobblestone streets gemmed with beautiful stone houses. Experience a place where the Mediterranean truly is as it once was.
The first mention of the name ‘Šolta’ dates back to the 4th century BC, by the Greeks. They originally named the island Olynta, which was later adapted into Solinta or Solentia by the Romans, before it came to be known by its current name of Šolta. The first evidence of inhabitation can be traced back to the Illyrian era, though it is believed the island had been inhabited long before this.
