Summary
The Milna landowner Arne Harašić commissioned the Church of St Nicholas, patron saint of sailors, in 1844 to serve the spiritual needs of residents and seafarers sheltering in the bay.
Approximate pin near Milna harbour.
History and purpose
The Church of St Nicholas stands at the entrance to Milna harbour, beside Vlaška Bay, and is dedicated to the patron saint of sailors. The Milna landowner Arne Harašić built it in 1844 for the spiritual needs of seafarers and residents.
Structure and traces of the past
The local source recounts that Harašić sought permission to build for years and donated the Platac land, with a vineyard and olive grove, to the church. A celebration is held there on St Nicholas’s feast day, particularly honoured by Milna’s seafarers.
Access and visiting
The church stands beside the harbour. Check local notices about visits and access to the interior.
