Mesmerable Blue Lagoon & Island Hopping - Private Adriatic Escape

Trogir, founded in the 3rd century BC. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s home to some of the best-preserved Romanesque-gothic architecture in Central Europe, so you’ll want your camera ready for this destination too. You’ll be able to take in magnificent views of the Venetian castle/fortress, Kamerlengo, from the waterfront promenade.

The shallow lagoon sits between the south-east coast of Drvenik Veliki island and two small islands, just off the coast from the medieval town of Trogir near Split. It’s in the middle of the Dalmatian archipelago northwest of island Solta, and as it’s protected from the elements by other islands, the water is usually calm and remarkably clear, allowing one to marvel at all sorts of fish and other marine life that inhabit the Adriatic.

The south side of the bay boasts beautiful pine wood with secluded rocky beaches. In front of it lies an archipelago of seven islets, making Maslinica one of the most wonderful spots in the Adriatic. The beauty of the surrounding nature is in harmony with the historical, architectural, and environmental values of the old castle and picturesque stone houses. You will have free time for swimming, relaxing, and exploring this authentic island which remains calm and quiet, celebrating its natural beauty.