Split

Marina

share
Marina, a municipality in the Split-Dalmatia County, is located in the center of Dalmatia. It’s situated exactly halfway in between the UNESCO protected cities Split and Šibenik and 12km from Trogir. The settlement is surrounded by picturesque fortifications, such as the quadrangular tower the bishops of Trogir built in the 15th century, Drid hill containing remnants of old stone houses scattered throughout the former Dridske county, as well as the St. Philip and Jacob's Cave, famous for having been visited by Emperor Franz Joseph I in the year 1891. The Marina Riviera consists of three small picturesque Dalmatian towns: Vinišće, Poljica and Sevid, which overlook the crystal clear blue waters and sandy beaches. In the surrounding Zagora region, original Dalmatian traditions and customs, folklore costumes and local gastronomy are still preserved. This area is rich in ancient olive groves and is widely known for producing olive oil. As well, numerous bike paths in this region allow for a great way to explore this time-honoured area.

Refine your search

Choose Categories
Show all categories
North of Split
- Trogir
- Marina
- Kaštela
- Solin
South of Split
- Podstrana
Islands
- Šolta
- Brač
- Hvar
Top Sights
Choose Categories
North of Split
Trogir
Marina
Kaštela
Solin
South of Split
Podstrana
Islands
Šolta
Brač
Hvar
Top Sights
Choose Amenities
Show all
Credit Cards
Choose Amenities
Credit Cards
Submit
Put our app in your pocket
This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Find out more here. AGREE
Top