The longest series of sandy beaches in Croatia is located in the area of Dugi Rat. The attractive, but at the same time very accessible, beaches of Dugi Rat have been formed for centuries, and today attract the lovers of beauties that sandy beach offers from all over the world. Over its course, the Cetina River brought sand to the sea, to its mouth near Omiš, which was, blown by the wind and sea currents and deposited along the coast below Duće all the way to Dugi Rat, so that the western winds would bring it back to the opposite side and pile it up there, creating an area of shallow water that extends up to 400 metres from the shore. The natural features of these regions are accompanied by valuable cultural sights. St. Anthony’s Parish Church in Duće, dating back to 1864 was built on the site of a chapel mentioned in 1748. Its interior was painted in the 20th century, on the side walls are St. John the Baptist and St. Peter, and at the triumphal arch St. Cyril and Methodius with St. Anthony in the middle. The altarpiece of the main altar is a masterpiece painted by Vlaho Bukovac in Paris in 1886. Alongside the Virgin and Child, St. Stephen and St. Anthony in the foreground, the kneeling figure of St. Stephen appears.