The picturesque village of Seget is situated on a hill in the southwest of Split, not far from the renowned city and UNESCO World Heritage site, Trogir. It is known for its mountainous and coastal landscape, traditional architecture, and recreational activities. The idyllic village also hosts a variety of charming restaurants and diverse shops. When you come to this area, you will be fascinated by the beauty of nature and the buildings.

Here, a tranquil location meets the unlimited possibilities of the nearby city, Split. Trogir is especially known for its mountainous hinterland, beautiful coves, exclusive marinas, and gastronomy with hearty service, a lively promenade with luxury yachts, and inviting shops. Various shopping and dining options are within a few minutes' walk and are just a part of the old town.

Trogir was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1998 and is the pearl of Dalmatia - a city like a palace - perhaps even the most beautiful of all cities on the entire Croatian coast. Here, the Mediterranean flair is concentrated like nowhere else: old stone houses, palaces, narrow streets, and its sandstone buildings. Seget is a typical example of traditional Dalmatia with numerous historic buildings.

The diverse shops, boutiques, and restaurants in the immediate vicinity offer a wide selection of local and international products and dishes. Numerous small restaurants, cafes, and shops for local craftsmanship provide variety and entertainment. A shopping center is located at the entrance of Trogir, where you'll also find the vibrant fruit and vegetable market where locals offer their goods.

In the immediate surroundings, you'll find the marina and the beautiful islands of the Adriatic coast. The coastal town of Marina is a harmonious blend of sun, sea, stone, and humanity—a place where you can rest your body and nourish your soul. With its cultural attractions, it is one of the most interesting starting points for relaxing cruises to a captivating wonder of nature.

Beaches, culinary delights, and entertainment. Split is located 27 km away, with all the shops and modern shopping centers. Connected to this is the best possible transportation infrastructure: the international airport in Split is reachable in 5 minutes, and the connection to the European highway network has been completed for several years. The streets of Split are bustling with vibrant activity.

Nothing can bring us back to our emotional base more than the stark beauty of these islands; nothing promises more romantic memories than the scent of grilled fish accompanied by a sunset in a secluded bay. The dreamy bays of the Adriatic coast with its turquoise waters are accessible within a 15-minute drive. Visit three of Croatia's most beautiful islands and the Blue Lagoon.

Discover the fascinating natural phenomenon of the Blue Cave on a full-day excursion. Travel by boat over the calm waters of the Adriatic to the Blue Cave, a coastal wonder that carries the light of aquamarine within it. Marvel at the spectral display of sunlight and then head to the charming coastal village of Komiza before swimming in the Stiniva Cave.

Pure nature awaits you - explore the beautiful Krka National Park. Learn about the natural history of the park and enjoy the sights on a hike, followed by a boat trip on the Krka River. In addition to emerald green lakes and an impressive plant life, the numerous waterfalls here are particularly captivating. They invite you to extensive walks and boat tours.

The town of Trogir has many facets: the rugged mountain world in the north, the lively beaches in the west, the original interior, the large marinas, and small fishing ports along the coast. The bustling city of Split is the heart of this diverse coastal stretch. Starting from Trogir to the surrounding areas and islands, this area offers a variety of natural beauties and rich historical and cultural heritage.