A local guide walks you through Sali's 700-year fishing history, its stone lodges, and the quiet church square, explaining a village built entirely around the sea.
What to expect
Starting at the harbor where fishing boats still unload each morning, your guide traces Sali's history as one of the Adriatic's oldest fishing settlements. You wander past 15th-century stone houses, the parish church, and hear how the village's identity was shaped by salt trade with Venice. It ends with a taste of local rakija at a family-run konoba.
Good to know
Request in advance through the tourist board office near the ferry pier; best done first thing when the harbor is still active with returning boats.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Sali — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.