Marina
Start at the waterfront, where the fortified Marina Tower gives the settlement its unmistakable silhouette. The bay is sheltered, walkable and closely tied to boats, fishing and everyday coastal life.
Meet Marina, Vinišće, Sevid, Poljica and the quieter hinterland.
Start at the waterfront, where the fortified Marina Tower gives the settlement its unmistakable silhouette. The bay is sheltered, walkable and closely tied to boats, fishing and everyday coastal life.
Vinišće developed at the end of a deep bay southwest of Marina. Local history connects the place with vineyards from Roman times; hidden coves such as Voluja and Ljubljeva extend the feeling of seclusion.
Sevid and Sevid na Moru form a quieter peninsula landscape. East of the peninsula, Stari Trogir Bay preserves visible remains of a Roman residential and economic complex close to the shore.
Poljica combines a coastal setting with an agricultural identity shaped by olives and vines. Its Church of St Luke reflects the older settlement history behind today's holiday coast.
Beyond the shoreline, small villages, old tracks, ponds, olive groves and vineyards reveal a less expected Dalmatia—best explored slowly by foot, bicycle or car.