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Live Music in Betina

Betina, Murter

⏱ 15 minutes

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About this experience

Live Music in Betina is a recurring evening event held in the harbour town of Betina on the island of Murter, Croatia. The event features local and regional musicians performing a mix of Dalmatian klapa, pop, and rock in an open-air setting. It takes place during the summer months, drawing both residents and visitors to the waterfront.

What to expect

Performances start at 9 PM and run for approximately two hours, with a 15-minute interval between sets.
The stage is set on the Riva, with the audience seated on provided plastic chairs or standing on the stone promenade.
Each evening includes one headline act, typically a four- to six-piece band or a klapa group, playing acoustic and amplified sets.
A small bar on site sells local wine, beer, and soft drinks, with proceeds supporting the Betina Cultural Association.
The event suits adults and families, with a relaxed atmosphere and no admission fee.
Attendees can hear traditional Dalmatian a cappella singing alongside contemporary covers, with song lyrics in Croatian.