Trogir is a historic town and a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on a small island. Known as a "museum city," it features incredibly well-preserved medieval architecture, including the stunning Cathedral of St. Lawrence and the Kamerlengo Fortress. It is the perfect first stop to enjoy a morning coffee on the seaside promenade surrounded by centuries of history.

The Blue Lagoon, located between the islands of Drvenik Veli and the two Krknjaši islands, is a turquoise paradise perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Unlike its namesake in Iceland, this is a natural coastal lagoon famous for its crystal-clear sandy seabed and vibrant Mediterranean marine life. It is one of the most iconic spots in the Split archipelago.

Stomorska is the oldest coastal village on Šolta, famous for its long maritime tradition and stone-built houses. Today, it is a gourmet destination where you can enjoy a traditional Dalmatian lunch in one of the many family-run restaurants located right on the waterfront.

Šolta hide some of the most beautiful coves on the Adriatic — places only we know, far from tourist routes, surrounded by pine forests with water so crystal clear you can see the bottom. Depending on the time of day and the crowds, we always know where you'll find peace, clean water, and nature just as it has always been.