Trogir Trogir is a historical city on the coast of Kastela's bay with rich cultural-historical inheritance and because of that it is called ''Little Venice''. It offers various tourist overtures to its visitors. You can find your accommodation in hotels, private apartments (which are just in the city and on nearby island Ciovo) and in camps. It is also especially interesting to navigation experts who have ACY MARINA CIOVO on service. The island of Ciovo is Trogir's seaside resort where, in the past, gentlemen of Trogir were building their summer resorts. Beaches there are gravel, sandy and rocky.     Trogir is also called the ''city-museum'' because each rock and building has its own importance for a specific period of history. In the 1997, Trogir's old city centre was put into the UNESCO's list of the world's monumental heritage.   Nearest features: - Split - the centre of Dalmatia; Diocletian's palace, St. Duje's cathedral - Omis - tourist little city famous for its pirate history - Rogoznica - a little Dalmatian place which offers a calmness to its visitors and a vacation _completely opposite from a crowd of modern urban life - Primosten - a little town situated on the island and surrounded by 7 little islands. It is one of the _most attractive destinations on the Adriatic - Sibenik - a town famous for its rich cultural heritage - Waterfalls of the Krka river   Events: - Fishermen's nights - The summer festival   Okrug Gornji Okrug Gornji is a tourist village on the island of Ciovo which is connected with Trogir town by a movable bridge. Situated 40 km away from Split, Okrug Gornji, as also this whole area, is famous for beautiful beaches, numerous coves and camp sites (the most famous is Rozac). Therefore, if you have children and you are looking for a sandy beach with shallow sea, this is the right place. Okrug Gornji is perfect for a family who is looking for quite and evening silence, and nearness of the town Trogir guarantees enough of entertaining and cultural happenings during the whole season.