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A beautiful, mid-evil little fortress, complete with an enormous amount of winding, cobbled alleyways, that leads to walled courtyards with magnificent old buildings etc, or to a fabulous little seafront promenade housing many eateries, restaurants, and a sea view to die for!!! A lovely little town to sit back with a nice cold drink and just people watch and enjoy the whole experience!!! The walled fortress is totally pedesterainised.

This is a lovely little town, with very nice restaurants, well-priced. We liked that the town is not touristy at all. We did a lot of walking in the area. I wish we had time to visit the beach - it looked nice.

We travelled in September as we don't like holidaying when there are masses of families around. The resort is a short distance from Trogir but this suited us as we wanted peace and relaxation with the option of a bit more excitement within a short taxi ride or bus trip. There's a handful of restaurants locally and a couple of shops for basic supplies. The resort felt very safe.

A small, quiet village with a slow pace of life. A beautiful bay with clear water and plenty of water sports options available, but the gravelly beach, many boats and a serious mosquito issue made it a less than appealing swimming/sunbathing destination. A good number of restaurants along the waterfront, though all a bit pricey to eat out in every night and all pretty similar in terms of menu (and more limited in menu options in September when we visited, i.e., outside of the high season - many dishes were simply not available). A narrow road to and from Marina (with the nearest large-ish supermarket and pharmacy, there are a couple of small convenience stores in Vinisce) was about a 15-minute drive over a relatively steep hill with hairpin bends, with beautiful views but occasionally a bit tight for comfort when driving. We were able to take a boat tour from the village out to the islands fro snorkelling and lunch at Restoran Turanj in Stormoska on the island of Solta (beautiful location, great food, but pricey). About 30 minutes to Trogir (didn't enjoy, very touristy) or the airport (very handy), and about an hour to Split or Sibenik (both highly recommended).

Slatine is a quieter place near Trogir, with nice pebble beaches suitable for families with children. The sea is beautifully clean with a gentle entry into the water. There is a small harbor from which you can set off on a trip to Split or Trogir. The problem is the narrow roads where it is difficult to avoid cars and people.

We stayed 5 days in this modern, super clean, and beautiful villa. First of all, the villa is spotless. You won’t find a single fingerprint anywhere when you check in. The windows are so crystal clear that my kids twice didn’t even realize there was glass! The owner, Mr. Mladen, is incredibly kind and friendly. Both Mladen and Domagoj do their absolute best to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Mladen loves to talk and share stories about his villa, Croatia, food — pretty much everything. He’s such a warm and huggable person. The villa has a comfortable, warm jacuzzi and a heated pool with a perfect temperature for a relaxing swim. You get plenty of towels — not just one per person for the whole stay, but enough for several days, which is really nice. There’s a Nespresso machine, and the kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need — beautiful glasses, plates, dishes, all new and of high quality. We also loved the villa’s location. We had done our homework beforehand, so we knew exactly what to expect. Complaining about the location afterward just doesn’t make sense — do your research and you’ll appreciate it as we did. A little tip: the house right in front of the pool sells fresh olive oil at a very decent price — definitely buy some, it’s amazing! And finally, we were deeply touched by Mr. Mladen’s thoughtful gesture — he brought us a lovely gift at the end of our stay, and even had presents for our children. That meant a lot to us. Overall, a wonderful experience — spotless villa, kind people, and warm hearts. We will definitely come back!

We had a great stay,it was our honeymoon, facilities were excellent,WiFi hit and miss but the owner getting new equipment but didn't bother us.A car is a must,the house is isolated up in the hills but still close enough to amenities,Lidl a couple of miles away.

Trogir is a small town which can be seen very quickly. Its ancient and narrow streets are filled with cafes and shops. Very charming and fun to visit. Cobblestone streets and is very lively at night. Huge yachts are docked along the main Riva.

Marina was lovely. It is a Marina. The port is the focal point for everything going on. There are restaurants and a few shops. We were lucky enough to coincide with local celebrations on 25th July which meant a popular Croatian band played in the centre. If you are after rest and relaxation this is the place to go!

Fantastic facilities, exceptionally clean everywhere..all the staff were lovely and so helpful . My only complaint would be that the pool should have a lifeguard or someone policing it . It was actually a safety issue . Jumping from wall at atop pool into lower pool. Can’t swim for floats that are too big for the pool and people dive bombing constantly. Kids running riot .Cant get in the pool steps because of babies sitting on them . signs that are not adhered to because nobody is enforcing policies. Would not return due to this.