DISTANCES

- from the sea (direct distance) 600 m
- from the sea 600 m from the pebbly beach 650 m
- from the gravel and stone beach 650 m
- from the concrete beach terraces 650 m
- from the sandy beach 650 m
- from the children's and non-swimmer beach 650 m
- to the centre of Trogir 7000 m
- from the shop 700 m from
- the restaurant 800 m
- from the hospital 7000 m
- from the chemists' 7000 m
- from public transport 100 m
- from the airport Dubrovnik 242 km
- from the airport Pula 447 km
- from the airport Rijeka 342 km
- from the airport Split 5 km
- from the airport Zadar 156 km
- from the airport Zagreb 415 km
- from the nearest railway station 13 km

DESTINATIONS

TROGIR

Town with harbour is located in the narrowest part of canal Trogir. The original part of town leis at island, which is connect with inland with the stony bridge, going through the island Ciovo, where was the town extended. The chief occupation is building of ships, tobacco industry, pharmaceutical industry and tourism. Because the great location, Middle Ages look and lot of cultural monuments became Trogir to be one of the most beautiful town at Adriatic island. Town called Tragurion was built at this place by Greeks at 3th century B.C. At the end of 1st century B.C. became to be Romans village Tragurium and was developed in the town with streets, square, sacral buildings and protecting walls. The town had a autonomy in year 1107 as a Hungary-Croatian state. Town was destroyed by Arabs in year 1132 and start developed again in the next century. During years 1420 - 1797 was under the Venetians domination. The construction of town wall, fort Kamerlengo with protecting tower St. Marko, cathedra, town building and another buildings are are proofs of Venetians epoch. During years 1797 and 1918 were under Austria control, exception 1806 – 1918, when was France domination. In this epoch was destroyed big part of wall. The most important historic monuments in Trogir are: cathedral of St. Lovro with chapel of St. Ivan from 13th – 15th century, town wall with main entrance, small basilica St. Barbara from 9th or 10th century, the oldest building in the town – church of St. Ivan Krstitelj from year 1270, Benedict monastery with church of St. Nikol, Dominican monastery (14 century) with church of St. Dominik and the town building with arcades from year 1308 with the horologe, palace Cipiko, palcace Lucic and palace Garagnin – Fanfogna with the town museum. We can find more historical information in the Sacral museum and town museum. The original centre of Trogir is part of UNESCO.

SPLIT

Split is town with the harbour at peninsula between bay Kastela and the sea canal Split. It is economy, transportation, cultural, education and healthy centre of Dalmaci and the residency of region Split Dalmacija. Split has 200 000 people and it is the biggest town at Croatian part of Adriatic coast. The route and railway connect the villages at coast with inland. Spilt has a international airport. The schedule ferry international lines are connecting: Split – Ancona, Rijeka – Zadar – Split – Stari Grad – Korcula – Sobra – Dubrovnik – Bari and regional Split – Rogac (Solta), Split – Supetar (Brac), Split – Vis, Split – Vis, Split – Stari Grad (Hvar) and Split – Hvar – Vela Luka (Korcula) – Uble (Lastovo) Harbour for persons transportation and ferry are located in the town’s harbour Gradska Luka, where we can find the repair of harbour, international marine border and douane. We can find couple of hotels, beaches, and 5 marines at the coast. Split has a couple of cultural memories as a archaeological, ethnographical, natural-historical museum, gallery Mestrovic and National museum. The peak Marljan (175) in the west part of peninsula with the most beautiful park at Split and zoo has a great view at town, surrounding and near islands. Split was known as Aspalathos, built of Greek businessman in good protection bay. The large building called Spalatum were built in the 1st century. Big palace built in year 300 by Roman emperor Diocletianem, was always the dominant of the town. At the pictures of Split from the airplane is possible to see the original centre, located in are of big palace. The wall around the town is still keep. During the development of the Middle Ages Split became Diocletian palace changing to wrecks. When was at the beginning of 7th century destroyed near town Salona, some of the people from Salona moved in destroyed palace. The new persons changed the original looks and the building started to change. The failure of Salony helped to development of Middle Ages Split, behind the wall. The important memories in Diocletian palace are church of St. Duje, which was in past mausoleum, font (past Jupiter cathedral), yard, vestibule, underground halls, four palace’s gate, gothic pace Papalic (presently town musem) and etc. The most important monuments outside the palace are town hall, monastery and church of St. Frane, old Croatian church of St. Nikola and etc. The town and emperor’s palace are include in the list of UNESCO.

MARINA

A perfect harmony of sun, sea, stone and man. Marina near Trogir is a village were you can relax the body and feed the soul... A combination of the ancient and the modern, old customs and tradition combine with the present way of living.... Here, you can experience more than an ordinary holiday: sail, dive, go fishing, drive with the boat or be a captain yourself on a boat or yacht, which you can rent according to your wishes. The nearness of the ancient town of Trogir (12 km) and Split (36 km) offers you the possibility of finding yourself in a few minutes in an unusual ambient of monuments of the highest category but also in the modern night- life of bars and discotheques.. If you enjoy the atmosphere of old Dalmatian taverns/ konobas, good fish and domestic brandy, you don't have to go nowhere else apart from your holiday village. The sandy beach of Marina, beside the clear sea and the shadow under old olive trees and pines offer you refreshment in the restaurant and the aperitiv-bar.