Seget Vranjica

Seget Vranjica is a tourist resort which is situated just 5km from the historic town of Trogir. It has everything which is necessary for a pleasant and peaceful stay in a beautiful Mediterranean environment and Croatia.

Small peninsula has many beautiful sandy and rocky beaches, offers a breathtaking view of the Adriatic islands of Solta and Drvenik. From Seget Vranjica you can see the bay from Trogir and Island Ciovo and many beautiful little islands.
You can take a boat and enjoy.

Along with wine cellars and restaurants in the town , you can visit and discover restaurants in city Trogir, Donji and Gornji Seget, taste local gastro offer.

Seget Vranjica has around 5000 inhabitants.

Municipality Seget was founded in 1564. when fort was built for protection of Trogir. Most of the inhabitants were directed to livestock farming.

Accommodation in Seget Vranjica is offered in private apartments, autocamp and pensions.

Country	Kroatien
Languages spoken	Kroatisch
Currency used	HRK (kuna)

Sports & nature

Seget Vranjica is characterized by beautiful sandy and rocky beaches, small coves, ancient olive groves and vineyards and numerous islands.Many islands and islets are ideal for excursions by boat or yacht. The countryside is characterized by lush Mediterranean vegetation, old vineyards and olive groves and it is suitable for cycling and walking. Sports fans can enjoy volleyball, basketball tennis, football, hiking cycling, diving, fishing and many other activities.

Nightlife info

Seget Vranjica is a suitable destination for those who want a quiet holiday, away from the hustle of major tourist cities. Night life can be found in numerous nearby tourist centers of entertainment such as Trogir, Split, Primošten, Rogoznica.

Culture and history info

Not far from Seget Vranjica is Trogir town, the city-monument under the UNESCO protection. You can see the sights of its old town, Kamerlengo fortress, the tower of St. Marco, a sculpture of the Blessed John Orsinija, Cipiko palace, Chapel St. Jeronim, a Renaissance church of St. John the Baptist, Radovan's portal, museum, art gallery and many other historical monuments.