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Fontana Hotel
In the heart of the evocative old town, this small hotel offers friendly service. The tiny old town of Trogir is a lovely island, offering a choice of pursuits depending on your concentration level for the day. For dreamy, lazy days and starry-eyed romantics, strolling the wide waterfront promenade keeps the sea at one side and the pretty town on the other; whilst a turning into the labyrinthine medieval streets takes just a little more attention, and the stories which accompany the impressive monuments you stumble across are ample reward.
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Medena Hotel
The Medena hotel is situated in 60 hectares of pine woods and is connected to the pleasant fishing village of Seget by a 1km long waterfront promenade. For your enjoyment there is a great variety of watersports on the beach and live music on the terrace each Thursday to Saturday evening (15.07 – 15.08). The resort of Trogir is 4km away and there is a shuttle bus (paid locally). Not suitable for disabled holidaymakers as the beach is reached by a series of steps -
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Pasike Hotel
A traditional & intimate hotel with a locally renowned restaurant. Trogir's history dates back to 3 BC, and though its monuments are rather more recent, there is a palpable air of history on the tiny island which houses the old town. Top of the list of attractions has to be the cathedral, whose west portal features extraordinarily intricate depictions of Bible scenes and life in the early 13th century when they were carved.
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