Arbanija

Arbanija is a small picturesque settlement situated on the island of Čiovo in central Dalmatia, southwest of the Čiovo’s part of Trogir and Mastrinka and northeast of Slatine.  Arbanija is situated just 4 km from the historical UNESCO World Heritage site, the center of town Trogir, 30 km from the center of the city of Split, famous for the UNESCO protected palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian, 50 km from the historical town Šibenik, while the picturesque towns of Primošten (40 km), Rogoznica (33 km) and Kaštela (16 km) also offer many possibilities for entertainment. The island is connected to Trogir with two bridges, while there is also a regular boat line which connects Arbanija with Trogir promenade during summer, making it convenient for travellers to go explore the town without the need for a car. Located in central Dalmatia and only 5 km from Split airport, it is easily accessible to travellers arriving by car and by airplane. 

The area of Arbanija is known for beautiful pebble beaches, coastal areas overgrown with woods and many small coves, which makes it a perfect destination for those who prefer a quiet family vacation, but still want to be in the proximity of landmarks and attractions.

Along the beach in Arbanija the travellers will find restaurants and taverns with authentic local food, as well as several bars, pizzerias and watersport activities. Arbanija is a great location for hiking and cycling, with many walking paths leading to the top of the island Čiovo or along the coast to Trogir and Slatine, perfect for those who enjoy spending time in nature. 

Although small, Arbanija has become a real tourist resort with a large offer of high quality accommodation due to the increasing number of travellers who have recognized Arbanija as a great holiday destination.