Departure Location

Split – Matejuška pier, at the top of the pier under the flag, on address Trumbićeva obala

The city of Split is located in central Dalmatia and is the main city in this sub-region, which is attractive because of its diversity – islands, the coast, and the interior. All of them together, and each of them separately, are striking because of the beautiful nature, the quality services, and the opportunity to hold your business meetings, conferences, or incentives in a stimulating environment that has found the right balance between business and pleasure.

Trogir

Once one of the largest cultural centres of Dalmatia, since 1997 Trogir has been on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list as the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic town in Central Europe. Chief amongst Trogir’s jewels are the achievements of Radovan the Sculptor, whose grand portal of the Cathedral of St Lawrence from the 13th century. Among the town’s sights, are the Kamerlengo Tower Fortress, the City Gate, the Čipiko palace, the City Hall, as well as the church of St Nicholas with its collection of art-works in honour of the god Kairos, who will hopefully bless you with many happy moments in Trogir. Also certain to bless you with happy gastronomic moments are Trogir’s restaurants. The culinary options includes Trogir pašticada and, for dessert, Trogir rafijol. Pašticada is a beef stew with wine, prošek (a local dessert wine made from raisins), vinegar, spices and vegetables. It is virtually an object of devotion in all of Dalmatia, and each part of the region has its own different variation of it. The rich cultural heritage of Trogir is complemented by Čiovo island’s heritage.

Blue Lagoon

Krknjasi bay on the east coast of the island Veli Drvenik is known as the Blue Lagoon for its incredible hue of crystal clear water which create an unique tropical paradise.

This natural gem is protected with two islands from the outside, large (Veliki) and small (Small) Krknjas. The unusual sandy sea bottom and the immaculate shallow crystal clear water create an unique tropical paradise in the middle of Dalmatia. Although it is not too far from land, Krknjasi gives you a shelter from the city noise, crowded places and beaches, therefore it is one of the favorite destinations. Along the coast are small coves with sandy shoals that provide intimacy and are suitable for families with small children. While you are there, don’t miss the popular Dalmatian restaurant, “The Communists” which serves great traditional Dalmatian fare and wonderful seafood. The coast is easily accessible by boat.