Seget Donji - Tourist guide

Seget is a village not far from Trogir. The upper part is on the mainland and the lower part is on the seacoast. The Trogir nobleman Jakov Rotondo received permission to build a fortress, around which a village dating from the mid XVI century became established.

Seget field abounds in small churches and archeological remains from ancient times. Thanks to the location and the mild climate, the population today is primarily engaged in agriculture, fishing, shipbuilding and, of course tourism.

If you wish a holiday in a town with tradition, far from dynamic mass tourism, Seget Donji is the right place for you. The town of culture and gourmet specialities, gentle and harmonious people, within easy reach of the big towns on the middle Dalmatian coast, it offers special events to fishermen and lovers of water sports.

Seget provides the holiday outside of a busy life, and still in the very vicinity of cultural centres, Trogir and Split. As far as entertainment is concerned, this old fishermen village is connected with the tourist village Medena full of numerous entertaining and sport contents, by a path along the seacoast a kilometer long.