The Church of Saint Roch was built in Tisno in the mid-7th century. It was first mentioned in 1651 when Jure Prgin Zaljinov left the church a chalice in his testament. This typical countryside church is a 13 m long, and 8,5 m wide single-nave building. It was built using carved blocks of stone that differ in the upper parts of the facade. Later additions include a bell-gable with three bells, a new opening on the facade, and the reconstruction of the choir stairs. The original Baroque portal with a semicircular window above it can be found on the lateral wall. The main altar holds the painting of Madonna with Saint Anthony of Padua and Saint Theresa, while Our Lady of the Rosary is located on the other altar.