Seget Vranjica, a village about 6 km west of Trogir, is a good pick for groups wanting a private pool close to Split Airport. Most homes have one, though check each listing, and the airport is around 13 minutes by car. Out of season it is much quieter, since the bars and restaurants in the port open in summer.
Seget Vranjica sits mostly on a peninsula, with the Medena forest to the east, the Cape of Vranjica to the west and hills sheltering it from the north. The village bay and port lie on the north side of the peninsula, with the Trogir channel to the south. About 1,000 people live here. Fishing and farming once paid the bills; tourism took off in the early 1980s and is now the main income for most residents. The homes are close together, mostly with two bedrooms and room for about five, and most have a private pool and air conditioning; check each listing. One restaurant keeps going all year, and the village has two supermarkets.
About 6 km east; in summer a daily boat line runs there from the village, and local buses serve Trogir and Čiovo.
The bay of Marina lies to the west; the town's 16th-century tower was built by the bishops of Trogir, its foundations in the sea.
The city lies 33 km east of Seget Vranjica, reached along the D8 road.
Split Airport is about 10 km east, roughly 13 minutes by car or taxi. Public buses route through Split and Trogir and take hours, so arrange a car or transfer. Locally, buses run to Trogir and Čiovo, and a summer boat goes daily to Trogir.
About 6 km. In summer a daily boat line connects the village with Trogir, and buses from the local bus station serve Trogir and Čiovo.
Very close. The airport is about 10 km east of the village, around 13 minutes by car or taxi, so arrival day is short.
Only a little. One restaurant stays open all year and there are two supermarkets, but the bars and restaurants in the port open in summer, so expect quiet evenings in spring and autumn.
The village lies mostly on a peninsula. Its bay and port are on the north side, with hills sheltering the north, while the Trogir channel lies to the south and the Medena forest to the east.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed November 2026.
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