Necujam is located in a bay on the island of Solta , and before the recent war it was the most famous place in the Adriatic. The history of this area has been established since the reign of Emperor Diocletian. In the waters of the bay Piškera were located the remains of his ponds , and nearby were found many artifacts such as graves and silver coins of emperors Claudius and Valens . In the 14th century, at this bay were made salt pans , and of them is today left only curative mud . In Necujam lived at the beginning of the 16th century the father of Croatian literature Marko Marulić . After his death from Hvar came Peter Hektorović which describes Marulić in his book „Ribanje i ribarsko prigovaranje“. At 29 June is the day of the patron Sv. Petar. The place has 80 residents , while that number increases during the summer months . The bay Necujam has 8 parts : Bok Supetra, Šumpjivina, Podkamenica, Supetar, Piškera, Tiha, Maslinica i Bok od Rata. Well known and old village apart...ments are located in a pine forest near the beach , and there are also shops , a cafe , a restaurant and a children's playground and a volleyball court . The first thing visitors saw when they come in Nečujam is a great beach that has crystal clear waters and pine trees that provide shade to tourists during the hot summer days. Families with children often come to this area , and what particularly attracts them is wading pool , which is located near the beach where children can safely swimm and play all day long . Necujam offers a rich nightlife . Well known is the discotheque , which is located on the island and has a large disco ball , smoke effects and a number of diverse music for all ages . It should be noted that tourism on the island of Solta started in Necujam when in the 1928th Pole Ema Baltermus built a hotel next to the mansion of writer Marulić where the guests were mostly the children of the rich . But only after the emergence of independent municipality Solta it comes to increasing tourism development .