Trogir & Beach

Your tour starts with a drive toward the town of Trogir, situated in a small island sandwiched between the mainland and the larger island of Ciovo, connected to the mainland by a bridge. The narrow streets of this compact town fan out in disarray from an ancient central square with stone buildings evoking life in the old days. As you walk the ancient streets, you’ll see magnificent buildings such as the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, probably the finest example of sacral architecture in Croatia, with a world famous 13th century portal, carved by a local artist. After some free time, continue toward Medena Hotel Beach & Resort, only 7 kilometers from Trogir. Your tour includes access to the changing rooms and showers only, but there are sun beds and umbrellas available for rent. Here you’ll spend approximately three hours at leisure to take in the activity of your choice. The gravel beach is located 150 meters from the main hotel complex and can be reached by taking the concrete path or a stairway through the thick pine woods. The hotel beach offers countless possibilities for entertainment and recreation. From classic sports content, they offer 6 clay tennis courts, mini golf, fitness training course through the pine woods, a five-a-side football court, a volleyball court, a basketball court and a beach volleyball court. Your youngest family members can enjoy the children's animation and a variety of offers at the children's playground. For a boost of adrenaline, try some of the various water sports: Jet Ski, parachuting, tuba, banana boat, waterskiing, surfing and sailing. All these activities are at an additional cost. You can have a snack or full lunch in one of nearby beach bars at your own expense. Note: This tour is only available from mid-May to mid-October; price includes access to changing rooms and showers. Please bring towel from the ship. During summer months expect extreme heat, crowded venues and long lines. We recommend that you wear comfortable and proper foot protection, proper sun protection and bring bottled water. This tour is not suitable for guests with walking difficulties; there is over 1 mile of walking over cobblestones and gravel.