TROGIR

Trogir is one of a number of cities in Dalmatia that are under the protection of UNESCO, since 1997, and why it got on that list is best described by the city itself. Namely, Trogir was founded by the ancient Greeks, and with the passage of the century, it became the best preserved Romanesque-Gothic city in Europe. In fact, a real castle-museum.

In addition to well-preserved walls, towers and city gates, here you can see the beautiful city palaces, numerous churches and monasteries, as well as the cathedral with a unique portal.

Apart from cultural tourism, Trogir also offers gastronomic pleasures and the 'real' summer tourism - clean sea and beautiful beaches, which are located not only around the city but also on the nearby island of Ciovo.

SPLIT

Split, the largest Croatian coastal city, is a real tourist pearl. This is revealed every year by more and more guests, who visit this city of rich heritage.

Croatian tourism has been growing and advancing for a long time without much of the share of the largest coastal city. Split has always been a major transit center (moreover, it is one of the largest passenger ports in the Mediterranean), but also a place where you stayed for a short time and continued your journey to one of the other coastal destinations or Dalmatian islands. Mostly a short tour of Diocletian's Palace, which is very close to the bus / train station and the port, and that's it.

No wonder, because the 'most beautiful city in the world', as its inhabitants like to call it, really has something to offer. Diocletian's Palace is beautifully preserved and is a unique monumental complex in the world, which has reached the UNESCO World Heritage List. The historic core, mostly developed inside the Palace, is full of attractive sights - from the world's oldest cathedral, through Diocletian's unique cellars to Split's 'living room'.

CIOVO  &  ARBANIJA

Ciovo is an island located in central Dalmatia connected to the city of Trogir by a drawbridge. It was settled in prehistory, and the ancient Romans called it Boa (Bua, Bavo). During the XV. and in the 16th century, the surrounding population fled from the Turks.

Arbanija is a small village located somewhere in the middle of the northern coast of the island of Ciovo between Trogir (4 km) on one side and Slatina (4 km) on the other side.

Historical sightsSt. Cross, erected by the Dominicans in the 15th century. Today the monastery is a real treasure trove of valuable works of art and books. LeisureArbania is an ideal destination for those who prefer a quiet family vacation, without crowds, noise and tourist bustle, known for its beautiful beaches and small coves.

In the village there are restaurants and taverns, which provide good local food. Along the beach there are several bars, a pizzeria and a sandwich bar.

Arbanija is a pleasant location for walkers and cyclists. Arranged promenades and paths lead to the top of the island of Ciovo or along the coast to Trogir or Slatine. On the beach next to the monastery of St. Križ there is a volleyball court, and water sports facilities.

Nightlife and entertainment is provided in Trogir.

Arbanija and Trogir are connected by regular bus lines. Other facilities There are several grocery stores in the village.

NP KRKA

The Krka National Park is located in the Šibenik-Knin County and covers an area of 109 km² of the most beautiful course of the Krka River and the lower course of the Čikola River.

The National Park is a vast, predominantly unaltered area of exceptional and multiple natural values, and includes one or more preserved or slightly altered ecosystems. Its purpose is primarily scientific, cultural, educational and recreational, and because of the visitors there are also tourist activities.

With the submerged part of the Krka estuary, it is about 72.5 km long and is the 22nd longest river in Croatia. It springs at the foot of the Dinara mountain, 3.5 km northeast of Knin. With seven travertine waterfalls and a total drop of 224 m, Krka is a natural and karst phenomenon. The travertine waterfalls of the Krka River are a fundamental phenomenon of this river.

NP PLITVICKA JEZERA

Plitvice Lakes are the oldest and largest national park in the Republic of Croatia. The park is located in Gorska Hrvatska, between the mountain range Mala Kapela in the west and northwest and Lička Plješivica in the southeast.

With its exceptional natural beauty, this area has always attracted nature lovers, so on April 8, 1949 it was declared the first national park in Croatia and the international recognition on October 26, 1979, by inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List. In 1997, the area of the National Park was expanded and since then it has covered an area of slightly less than 300 km2.

The lake system consists of 16 named and several smaller, cascading lakes.