Marina near Trogir

Marina is a small tourist village with a snug harbour very close to the Dalmatian town of Trogir. The village centre around the harbour is dominated by picturesque buildings and old walls. A former summer residence of the bishop of Trogir, from the 15th century, has been elaborately restored and converted into a fine hotel.

The main sources of income for the inhabitants of Marina are, besides tourism, fishing and the marina. The small harbour is well equipped with 120 berths and a popular destination for sailors and sports-boat crews. Marina is home to a multitude of sights, such as the churches of St Ivan (Gothic-Renaissance) and St Luka, the chapel of St Josip and the church of Our Lady of the Snows. According to legend, it is said to have snowed at this spot in August long ago.

The beaches are mostly of gravelly sand and are therefore very well suited to families with children. Numerous olive and pine trees give natural shade throughout the summer. Holidaymakers in search of activities will likewise find what they are looking for here. In Marina sailing, diving and fishing are all possible. Beyond that you can also be sporting here; football, volleyball and basketball are ball sports that are gladly seen and gladly played here. A few good restaurants with typically Dalmatian delicacies take care of the catering.