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Nečujam is the largest bay of the island Šolta, with a lot of coves that are well shielded from wind all year round (Piškera, Maslinica, Podkamenica, Šumpljivina and Tiha). In the 4th century emperor Diokletian who was living nearby in his palace (today the heart of Split), used to fish in the smallest cove of Nečujam. That is how this little cove earned its present-day name Piškera, the remains of its ancient history still lying at the sea bottom.
The quietness of Nečujam and the beauty of its greenery used to inspire great Croatian poets -- Marko Marulić and Petar Hektorović who wrote their best work of art right here. The house they stayed in is still in its place.