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Chief occupations include farming, viticulture, olive and fruit growing, fishing, coral and sponge diving, seafaring and tourism. Ferry lines with Sibenik. In the 16th century, the refugees fleeing from the Ottoman Turks settled on Zlarin. - The Baroque parish church was built in 1735-1740 by the builder Ivan Skoko from Sibenik. There are also other churches in the town: St. Roch (Rocco) at the old graveyard, dating from 1650; Our Lady of Raselj (first half of the 15th c., restored in Baroque style in 1714); the altar was made in 1767 by the brothers Pio and Vicko Dall'Acqua), St. Simon from the second half of the 17th century. The chapel of the Nativity of Christ, incorporated in the Zuliani Palace, was built in the first half of the 17th century. The town also has several summer mansions from the Baroque period (17th-18th c.).
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