A draw-bridge between the Island of Murter and the mainland, in the centre of Tisno, is open every day 9-9.30 am and 5-5.30 pm during the tourist season.

Tisno is a place in the eastern part of the Island of Murter and partially on the neighbouring mainland (Tisno peninsula), 29 km far from Šibenik. It developed both, on the land and on the island, in the narrowest part of the Murter Channel, in the Murter Passage (38 m), where there is a draw-bridge across it. Its economic base is represented by agriculture, wine-growing, fishing and tourism. The average temperature is 6.9°C in January and 24.7°C in July. Tisno is placed on the regional road which connects the highway to the Island of Murter. It was first mentioned in 1474. The parish church from 1548 was restored during the Baroque period and then it was completed in 1840; the bell tower was being built from 1680 to 1684 by local inhabitants. Other churches are from the 17th ct. In Ivinje, a hamlet on the mainland, there is the medieval St. Martin’s church.