The seven Kaštela lie at the Kaštela Bay, between the ancient towns of Split and Trogir and they pride themselves with a century-old tradition in tourism. Remains of thrones of Old Croatian rulers, settlements and preserved churches on the slopes of Kozjak all tell the story of the arrival of Croats to this area in the seventh century. At the onslaught of Turks, 500 years ago, they moved down to the shoreline and erected fortifications - palaces, around which small towns grew, full of a particular sense of urban construction. The museums and churches treasure artifacts of special value (antique findings, Declarations, paintings, clerical articles and jewellery). Kaštela, gardens, olive groves, vineyards, beaches and a mild climate, coupled with pleasant accommodation in the Kaštela hotels, villas and comps are all there to make the stay of guests a pleasant one. The location offers numerous opportunities for sport, recreation, mountain climbing and entertainment.

Trogir, a city of mild Mediterranean climate, is situated at the centre of the East Mediterranean coast. Its historical core is situated on a small island which is connected by two bridges-with the land and the island of Ciovo.
Trogir's narrow streets, squares, old palaces, churches and especially St. Laurentius Cathedral testify its valuable heritage. The city has long and continuous history.
In year 1997, as one of the best preserved and the most valuable monuments of this part of the Adriatic, Trogir become the member of UNESCO's world heritage list.
Many visitors and guests have recognized its enormous beauty, harmony and the value of this town. Trogir has become one of the most interesting destinations of the east part of the Adriatic.