Ciovo is a beautiful island located off the coast of Croatia, known for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. The island has a variety of beaches to offer, from secluded coves to bustling beachfronts with plenty of amenities.

One of the most popular beaches on Ciovo is Slatine Beach, which is located on the northeastern side of the island. This long, pebbly beach is perfect for families with children, as the waters are shallow and calm. There are also plenty of restaurants and cafes nearby, making it a great spot for a day trip. If you're looking for a quieter beach experience, head to Okrug Gornji Beach, which is located on the southwestern side of the island. This beach is known for its crystal-clear waters and stunning views of the nearby islands. There are also plenty of water sports activities available, including jet skiing and parasailing. For a more secluded experience, check out Mavarcica Beach (closest to our apartment), which is located on the southern end of the island. This small, pebbly beach is nestled in a quiet cove surrounded by lush greenery, making it the perfect spot for a peaceful day at the beach. No matter which beach you choose, you're sure to enjoy the natural beauty and warm waters of Ciovo's beaches. So pack your sunscreen and get ready to soak up the sun!

For those looking for a more relaxing way to spend their time, there are plenty of beaches with beach bars and cafes where you can enjoy a cold drink and soak up the sun. Some of the popular beaches for entertainment and socializing include Copacabana Beach and Okrug Gornji Beach

On the link bellow you can find list of nearby beaches together with quality assessment: Riviera Okrug-Trogir :: Beach map

Ciovo Island, located off the coast of Croatia, is known for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. But in addition to its natural beauty, the island also offers a variety of entertainment and sports options for visitors.

One popular activity is water sports, including jet skiing, parasailing, windsurfing and diving. There are several water sports centers located throughout the island that offer rental equipment and lessons for beginners.

If you're looking for some indoor entertainment, there are several cinemas, theaters, and nightclubs located throughout the island.

In addition to entertainment options, Ciovo Island is also a great place for sports enthusiasts. The island has several hiking and biking trails, as well as a tennis center and a football field. You can also go on a kayaking tour around the island or participate in a yoga or fitness class. Whether you're looking for an action-packed vacation or a relaxing getaway, Ciovo Island has something for everyone.

More activities you can find here in the offer of our partner All Dalmatia.

So pack your bags, and get ready to enjoy the entertainment and sports opportunities that this stunning island has to offer!

Cathedral of St. Lawrence (St. John of Trogir) is the most famous symbol of the city of Trogir. It was built and rebuilt for four centuries; from the 13th till the 17th century and therefore represents a mixture of different art styles from Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance to Baroque.

Portal of Master Radovan, the main entrance to St. Lawrence Cathedral (finished 1240), is monumental and unique piece of art of Dalmatian Middle-age plastic, one of the most important monuments of Croatian history, as well as of Eastern Adriatic in whole.

Votive Church of St. Sebastian is located opposite the cathedral, right next to the City loggia, and was built in the mid 15th century as an acknowledgement to the saint Sebastian for saving the town from the plague. Instead of a bell tower it has a town clock.

Palace Ćipiko is also located on the main square, and is in fact an assembly of several buildings merged into a single unit over the course of history. The oldest walls date back to early Middle Ages but the majority of the complex was built in the 13th century by the Ćipiko family.

The Rector’s Palace, today the city hall, dates back to 13th century and was rebuilt in the 19th century. Today it also houses the Tourist Information Centre.

Kamerlengo fortress is situated on the southwest edge of the Trogir old town and was built in the 15th century by the Venetians to house the military that was fighting against the Turks. It is named after Kamerlengo (camerarius), clerk-treasurer who led all financial affairs in consultation with the prince. Nowadays it houses an open stage during the summer months and its top offers a breathtaking view of the waterfront, the entire old town of Trogir and its many steeples, as well as Ciovo island and surroundings.

The tower of St. Mark is situated on the north-western edge of the old town. The round tower, tailored to resist cannon shots, was built by the Venetian Republic during the 15th century and the Turkish invasion. It was originally connected to the Kamerlengo fortress and the city walls.

Glorijet (classicist pavilion) was built between the Kamerlengo fortress and the tower of St. Mark at the beginning or the 19th century during the French government in Dalmatia and in honor of Marshal Marmont. It is particularly interesting because it is one of the few monuments of the French government in Dalmatia.