Campsites near Trogir and Seget Vranjica

Trogir is a charming coastal town in Dalmatia, about 30 kilometres from Split. The town is known for its historic centre, narrow streets and lively promenade. About 5 kilometres away lies Seget Vranjica, a quiet coastal village where you can enjoy the Adriatic Sea.

Are you looking for a campsite near Trogir? With Roan, you’ll stay in luxurious, fully equipped accommodation at Amadria Park Camping Trogir. This child-friendly campsite is situated right by the sea, set amongst Mediterranean vegetation and offering lovely views over the water.

There’s plenty to do for the whole family. Take a dip in the swimming pool, enjoy a day at the beach or join in with an activity organised by the entertainment team. There are also various options for sports enthusiasts, such as tennis and volleyball. This means you can both relax and stay active during your holiday near Trogir.

Discover the historic centre of Trogir

The historic centre of Trogir is situated on a small island connected to the mainland by bridges. The old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is renowned for its well-preserved historic buildings.

Stroll through the narrow, cobbled streets and discover the various churches, palaces and charming squares. The promenade, the Riva, is also a lovely place for a walk. Here you’ll find a variety of restaurants and terraces overlooking the harbour.

During your visit to Trogir, there are several sights you simply mustn’t miss:

• St Lawrence’s Cathedral: this impressive cathedral is situated on Trogir’s main square. Admire the remarkable architecture and climb the bell tower for a beautiful view of the town.
• Kamerlengo Fortress: this historic 15th-century fortress is situated on the waterfront. From its ramparts, you’ll enjoy a magnificent view of the harbour and the Adriatic Sea.
• Other historic sights: discover the Cipiko Palace, St Mark’s Tower and the City Museum. You’ll come across many more remarkable buildings as you explore.

Three great tips for your holiday in Trogir

Would you like to discover more than just the well-known sights during your holiday in Trogir? These three tips will help you get to know the town even better.

1. Visit Trogir’s local market: just outside the historic centre, you’ll find the green market, where a variety of local produce is sold. Stroll past the stalls selling fresh fruit, vegetables and olive oil. The fish market is also well worth a visit if you want to get a taste of everyday life in Trogir.
2. Discover the relief of Kairos: pay a visit to the Benedictine Monastery of St Nicholas. Here you’ll find a remarkable relief of Kairos, the Greek god of the right moment. It’s one of Trogir’s most famous historical works of art.
3. Enjoy the sunset at Fort Kamerlengo: at the end of the day, the area around the fort is a lovely spot to enjoy the sunset. Stroll along the waterfront and admire how the harbour and historic buildings are slowly illuminated by the setting sun.

Enjoy the beaches near Trogir

The Dalmatian coast is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, beautiful bays and pebble beaches. Are you staying at Amadria Park Camping Trogir in Seget Vranjica? Then you can easily head to the beach for a relaxing day by the sea.

There are also several lovely beaches in the Trogir area:

• Okrug Beach: this popular pebble beach is situated in Okrug Gornji, on the island of Čiovo. You’ll find several beach bars and opportunities for swimming and water sports.
• Medena Beach: this beach is situated near Seget Donji, not far from Trogir. Along the coast, you’ll find various facilities and opportunities for water sports.

After a day at the beach, you can grab a bite to eat at one of the local restaurants, also known as konobas. Why not try some fresh fish, shellfish or the Dalmatian speciality pašticada, a traditional dish made with slow-cooked beef?

Explore the surrounding area from your campsite near Trogir

There’s plenty to do outside Trogir and Seget Vranjica too. From your campsite, you can go on various day trips and discover more of Dalmatia.

A visit to Split is an absolute must. This lively city lies about 30 kilometres from Trogir and is famous for Diocletian’s Palace, its lively promenade and its historic centre. You can travel there by car or, depending on the season, take a ferry.

Do you enjoy being out in nature? Then take a trip to Krka National Park, where you’ll find impressive waterfalls and walking trails. The Plitvice Lakes are also a special destination, although you’ll need to allow for a longer journey time.

Another enjoyable activity is a boat trip to the Blue Lagoon, near the island of Drvenik Veli. This bay is renowned for its clear, turquoise waters and is a lovely spot for swimming and snorkelling.

This makes it easy to combine a relaxing beach holiday near Trogir with culture, nature and enjoyable day trips.

Frequently asked questions about campsites near Trogir, Croatia (FAQ)

Which campsite does Roan offer near Trogir?
Roan offers luxury accommodation at Amadria Park Camping Trogir. This campsite is situated in Seget Vranjica, approximately 5 kilometres from the historic centre of Trogir. Thanks to its location on the Adriatic Sea, it is a lovely destination for a holiday on the Croatian coast.

What is there to see in the centre of Trogir?
The historic centre of Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can visit St Lawrence’s Cathedral, explore Fort Kamerlengo and stroll through the narrow streets. The promenade along the harbour is also a lovely place to have a look around or sit on a terrace.

Is Amadria Park Camping Trogir suitable for children?
Yes, AmadriaParkCamping Trogir is a great destination for families. The campsite has swimming pools, entertainment and various sports facilities. It’s also right by the sea, so you can easily spend a day at the beach.

What are some nice day trips from Trogir and Seget Vranjica?
There are various day trips you can take from Trogir and Seget Vranjica. Visit the historic centre of Split, discover the waterfalls of Krka National Park or take a boat trip to the Blue Lagoon. The Plitvice Lakes are also a special destination for those wishing to go on a longer day trip.