ACI Marina Trogir (Trogir) Opčina Trogir - Čiovo - Croatia Marina in Trogir, Split-Dalmatia County

ACI Marina Trogir is located on the island of Čiovo, on the opposite side of the Trogir town center, from which it is separated by a canal about a hundred meters wide. The marina was awarded third place in 2017 in the category of best small marina on the Adriatic in the 'Tourist Flower – Quality for Croatia' competition. The most popular beach on the Riviera is Okrug Gornji beach on the western coast of the island of Čiovo, 2 km from Trogir town center. APPROACH: The old town center of Trogir is situated on a small island between the mainland and the island of Čiovo. In the channel north of the town the sea is only 2 m deep, and sailing here is not advisable. There is an old stone bridge across this channel, and another new wooden bridge in the west of the Fortin area, both connecting the town with the mainland. Connecting the town with the island of Čiovo, where the ACI marina is located, is another bridge with 2.80 m clearance. Ships that cannot pass under the bridge, coming from Kaštela Bay, approach from the west between Čiovo and Čelica Rock. A landmark is provided by the green lighthouse on Cape Čubrijan (Fl G 2s 8m 4M), positioned at 43° 30.7′ N 16° 14.6′ E. For those approaching from the east the course is marked by red and green buoys. Water depth in the passage under the bridge is 4.5 m. ABOUT TROGIR: Trogir is a museum town. The old center of the town, on the islet between mainland and the island of Čiovo, has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. That city center was formed between the 13th and the 15th century. The first on the list of Trogir's attractions is the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, with its famous portal by Master Radovan, which can be reached via the narrow main street lined with Renaissance, Gothic and Baroque palace fronts. The oldest symbol of Trogir is Kairos, the ancient Greek god of the right or opportune moment, whose 3rd-century BC relief is preserved in the Benedictine convent. The bridge connecting the old town center with the island of Čiovo does not open, and it allows the passage of boats of up to 2.60 meters high. Trogir is considered to be the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic town in all of Central Europe. The ichthyologic and ornithological reserve Pantan (since 2000) is located about 1.5 kilometers east from the town center. It is a host to 163 bird, 34 fish and 124 plant species. The renovated mill with a restaurant and the shingle and sand beach are within the reserve.