The town of Kastela is located on the coast between the famous cities of Trogir and Split. The castles are essentially a series of seven historical fortresses. In About 16 km long and 4 km wide populated area around the forts there are 40,000 inhabitants. There used to be 13 fortifications along the coast, which is why the region is also known as "Fort Street". Today you can still visit seven historic fortifications. However, the landmark of the city is not castles, but a powerful olive tree about 1500 years old, which is located in Kaštel Štafilić.

With numerous sights in Kaštela and in the neighboring cities of Split and Trogir, the region offers fantastic pebble beaches for swimmers. Pine trees create natural shade on the beaches, which is especially appreciated by families with children. Cafes and bars along the beach promenade offer to the swimmers cold drinks and various dishes. Children's playgrounds are a welcome change for small beach hikers, while numerous sports and recreational activities await active hikers.

In the evening, restaurants and taverns in the area invite you to taste the specialties of Dalmatian cuisine. Dalmatian prosciutto, fish dishes and seafood are just some of the delicacies you will find on the menus of the restaurant. For wine lovers, we recommend Crljenak, better known as Zinfandel. from Kaštela, which the locals like to call "lost brother".

If you want to round off your evening in good company, we recommend small Kastela cafes or bars. In the summer months, traditional festivities and other events await you in certain neighborhoods. Those who prefer calmer evenings, will find the ideal backdrop for romantic walks along the promenade and historic castles.

The historic city of Split with its population of about 210,000 residentsis the second largest city in Croatia after the capital Zagreb. In the 1700-year-old city of Split, located on the peninsula, a real open-air museum awaits you. Diocletian's Palace, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979, and the lively promenade along the Riva is the bustling centre of the city.

Swimmers will find many fantastic beaches and bays in Split and its surroundings. The most popular beach in Split is Bacvice. On the sandy beach you will find several cafes, and the beach club provides fun during the beach on the crystal clear sea of Split. For those who like something quieter, we recommend the beaches along the Marjan peninsula.

Along the Waterfront and in the center of Split in the evening you can expect specialties of Dalmatian cuisine. Freshly caught fish, squid risotto, lobster and other delicacies are found on the menus of taverns and restaurants. After a light meal, it is recommended to take a pleasant walk along the Waterfront. In the evening, there is colorfulness and vivacity. Entertainment can be found almost everywhere in the center of Split. Social nightlife can be found in popular city places, such as the Fabrique pub.

The town of Trogir is only 10 km away from the Apartments and 27 km away from the metropolis of Split. The town and small resorts on the Riviera are a popular destination for holidays and excursions.

Trogir owes its special charm to the Romans. They used a canal to separate the old city core from the mainland. When you cross the bridge to the old town today, your journey through the city's exciting history of over 2,000 years begins. Narrow, romantic streets lead you to historic buildings and squares framed by the dreamy promenade. In 1997, UNESCO declared the entire old town complex a World Heritage Site.

Attractive city beaches Medena and Pantan, beautiful beaches and bays of the coastal island of Ciovo and neighboring places, combined with exciting opportunities for sports and leisure, are the best prerequisites for unforgettable days by the sea. In the evening, restaurants and taverns in the historical ambience of the old town and on the lively waterfront lure with traditional Mediterranean cuisine and good wines.

For those who like to visit and explore archaeological sites from Roman times, Solin - ancient Salona - is a beautiful destination. With an open-air museum recreating the former Roman city, Solin is the absolute dream of every history lover.

With an area of 395 km², the island of Brac is the third largest island in the Adriatic Sea. It is especially popular among tourists looking for sun and nature. Golden sandy beaches, bright blue sea and pleasant Mediterranean climate invite all tourists to the beach. Rocky landscapes provide hikers with an unforgettable holiday. Zlatni rat beach is a highlight for beach lovers. Whether relaxation, action or sightseeing - on Brač every tourist is to find something for himself.

The island of Hvar is the pearl of the Adriatic. It is located in southern Croatia, right next to the Dalmatian coast. With an area of about 297 km², it is the fourth largest island in Croatia. Hvar is ranked among the most beautiful islands in the world. It is considered the sunniest of the Croatian islands, with crystal clear sea, historical places and traditional gastronomy. But not just those who want peace and quiet are here in the right place. In the island capital, it has been somewhat louder for several years. The city has blossomed into a focal point of entertainment. From June to September, a lot happens here if you like beach parties and numerous bars. The island is also a good starting point for exploring other Croatian islands. Daily ferries run hourly to Split, Brac and many other destinations.