The best Šolta restaurants and bars

Around the main coastal settlements is a good choice of restaurants, konobas, pizzerias and grills, though in Nečujam they are mostly part of the resort complex. In whichever you eat, make sure you ask if theirs is Šolta olive oil (it probably is), a singular oil among the many fine ones produced in Croatia. A bar crawl of the whole island won’t take you that long – but of course you’ll need transport. Aim to admire the sunset in west-facing Maslinica bay, probably from the terrace of the Martinis Marchi – or any one of the handful of cafés, bars and restaurants around the bay.RECOMMENDED: Croatia's best delicacies

Situated just above the coastal path that works its way east from Bačvice Beach, Dvor is  a uniquely calming place from which to admire the inviting silhouettes of Šolta and Brač across the water. Sit in the conservatory or venture out onto the terrace shaded by trees. Dvor functions perfectly both as café and restaurant – fish, steak and fowl are fired up on the open grill overlooking the lawn outside, and there’s an excellent choice of Croatian wines by the glass.

If you've got a serious sweet tooth - just keep beeing you because Croatia's got all of your honey hunger covered. We're bringing you five spots to visit if you can't get enough of the golden nectar.  Buzz on over to Medovita Pčelarstvo Medovita Pčelarstvo (Medovita beekeeping) is the best apiary for those wishing to avoid touristy crowds. Located 30 minutes by car northeast of Zagreb's centre, Medovita enjoys a very bee-friendly climate. This allows beekeepers to produce a range of honey products, including cvjetni med (flower-derived honey), med od bagrema (acacia honey), dalmatinska draca (honey from Dalmatian thorns), and med od kestena (chestnut honey). Medovita also provides visitors the option to rent out an eight-bed house or four-bed apartment dubbed Green Zelina, located in the nearby village Šulinec. In addition to local honey products, you can also purchase locally produced seasonal fruits, veggies, and eggs - just ask for recommendations once you arrive. Make memories on Molat island Experience everything and anything honey with the help of Malik Adventures Travel Agency. Their highly popular beekeeping day trip consists of three sessions. In the first session, you’ll tune in to a one-hour presentation on the life of bees and history of beekeeping. Complimentary tea and coffee are included - which you can sweeten with local honey. In the second session, a one-hour guided walk leads you to and through the Molat apiary, where you’ll be equipped with a full...