Trogir is in central Dalmatia 25 km away from Split. It is located on the north-western end of Bay of Kastela, to the west of Solin. On the other side, to the west from Trogir in direction of Sibenik, there are small towns Marina, Primosten, Rogoznica. The Coast, which extends the length of 25 km includes the town and the municipality of Trogir, Seget, Marina, and Okrug. The town is situated in Trogir Channel, and on the island of Čiovo, where you can get across the bridge which connects Trogir and Čiovo. It consists of several parts: Ciprian, Drid, Čiovo, Bilin Dolac Vilajica, Travarica Malo Polje, and Pasika.
In the vicinity of Trogir, besides Čiovo are islands Drvenik Mali and Drvenik Veliki, and Šolta. Apartment owners welcome you to their apartments, especially on Čiovo, where you can rent apartment and enjoy in swimming in the sea on nearby beaches, as well as see Trogir town or take a trip to the city of Split.
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In Trogir, guests come not so much because of the sun and sea, but due to getting acquainted with its historical and cultural heritage. Specifically, the old town of Trogir is on the list of monuments of world cultural heritage UNESCO. Tourist can also find beautiful beaches around Trogir and on the island of Čiovo. In front of a hotel Medena, the beach is equipped with slides and other beach facilities. Here, tourists can also relax in the thick shade offered by coniferous trees. If they want to play sports, they can find various sports fields right above the beach, like ping pong, tennis, mini golf, basketball courts and more.
On the northern side of the island of Čiovo, there are sandy beaches, while on the south side, the beaches are rocky. If arriving by highway, Trogir can be reached by taking the exit Prgomet, then by driving along the old winding road down to Trogir.
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