Okrug

Okrug Gornji is a seaside village with a mediterranean atmosphere. Situated on the island of Ciovo, it is only 3 kilometers from town of Trogir. Trogir is 5 kilometers from the Kastela Airport and 21 kilometers from Split.
In it's history it has been a place of many cultures and settlers, and today it is an obligatory sightseeing place on touristic route of Craoatia.
Okrug offers private accommodation in apartments and rooms approximately 3,420 beds of first and second class and camping in "Rozac" Auto camp.
On it's disposal there are picturesque pebble and stone beaches surrounded with pure blue sea.

Trogir - under UNESCO protection since 1997

 Trogir is a town that no one fond of cultural and historical monuments and works of art should miss. It is an ancient Croatian medieval town of immeasurable beauty that from the point of view of architecture represents a true jewel of the Venetian Gothic style and town planning for which it is often referred to as "little Venice". The history of Trogir however is much older than the period of the Venetian Republic and reaches as far as the 3rd c. B.C. when at the site of present-day Trogir the Greeks founded the town of Tragurion.

The unique works of art, beauty, rich history and the charm of its town nucleus on the island will leave no visitor indifferent. The twisting old stone-paved streets are the settings of classical music concerts and drama. Particularly charming in such setting are the folklore performances and the merry fish parties traditionally organized for the visitors during the summer.

The surroundings of Trogir offer high standard accommodation and a rich gastronomic offer particularly of seafood specialties. One can enjoy an active vacation through a number of sports such as tennis, boccie, bowling, trim tracks, sailing, scuba diving in organized schools.

more at www.trogir.hr

Split - tourist and cultural centre

 The town of Split with its 1700 years long history grew up from the palace of roman cezar Diocletian, which is the part of world inheritance of UNESCO. It spread from the middle aged ambiental settlement of Split fishermen and labourers at the foot of the praised in song hill Marjan ( today the park of nature with different recreational contents : trim paths, beaches, cycling sport, tennis, free climbing).

Thanks to its natural position it grew up into the biggest passenger port on the Adriatic Sea, and it is connected with car – ferry and quick catamaran lines with middle Dalmatian Islands (Brač, Hvar, Šolta, Vis, Korčula, Lastovo) and with international lines with Italy (Ancona, Pescara) and Greece (Igoumenitsa). Train and bus station by which Split is connected with Europe across Zagreb are near the port, and the international airport is in a distance of 20 km.

Split is tourist and cultural centre of Dalmatia with the Croatian National Theatre and its summer manifestation “Split Summer” (from 15.07 till 15.08.) whose repertoire consists of operas, concerts, classical music, and dramas, of the old masters and also modern ones. In Split there are many museums and galleries, among which you shouldn't miss the Gallery Meštrović on the south slope of Marjan and Archaeological Museum which is the witness of rich history of those areas from prehistoric times, then Ancient times and Middle Ages until today.

more at www.visitsplit.com