Trogir Riviera – Holiday Apartments, Studios & Homes

Whether for cultural, beach, or family holidays, the Trogir Riviera, stretching from Sevid through the UNESCO World Heritage town of Trogir to Divulje (near Split Airport), meets the expectations of nearly every traveler. Those seeking unspoiled nature, crystal-clear sea, and friendly locals will find the village of Sevid in the western Riviera to be the perfect base. Here, primarily holiday apartments, studios, rooms, and vacation homes are available, ideal especially for family vacations. Far from the stress of everyday life, visitors can enjoy a wonderful seaside holiday.

Equally charming is the fishing village of Vinisce, just 12 km from Trogir, with a history dating back to the 13th century. Historic buildings such as the Church of the Virgin Mary and the Church of St. Antun invite visitors to explore Croatia’s past. In Vinisce, guests can also book holiday apartments and vacation homes, perfect for a peaceful seaside stay.

Marina and beaches

The town of Marina impresses with sights like the fortified tower, once the summer residence of the Trogir bishops and today a landmark of the town. During the day, hidden rocky and pebble beaches invite swimming, while in the evenings, cultural events such as folklore performances and classical concerts take place. Numerous holiday accommodations, apartments, and studios are available nearby the beaches.

Other picturesque towns

The quiet village of Poljica, famous for the tavern "Tri Maruna", leads to Seget Vranjica. This place is ideal for camping or staying close to nature, conveniently located near Split Airport (8 km), Trogir, and the island of Ciovo. Seget Donji, the municipal seat, impresses with its rectangular layout, small harbor, and lush subtropical-Mediterranean vegetation. Throughout the Trogir Riviera, guests can find comfortable holiday accommodations for beach holidays, family stays, or relaxation.

Town of Trogir and surroundings

Trogir attracts visitors with its architectural heritage, medieval old town, and styles ranging from Romanesque to Baroque. Since 1997, Trogir has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Highlights include the Prince's Palace and St. Lawrence Cathedral from the 13th century. A bridge connects Trogir with the island of Ciovo, and in Slatine, visitors can enjoy the largest selection of beaches in the region. Numerous holiday apartments, studios, and vacation homes ensure comfortable stays near the beaches.

Family-friendly offerings

The region offers many recreational opportunities for families. The Hotel Medena, located between Trogir and Seget Vranjica, has a large beach area, sports facilities, and children's attractions such as water slides and bouncy castles. Many holiday accommodations near the beach also provide ideal conditions for families, ensuring a varied and relaxing stay on the Trogir Riviera.