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Čiovo
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Čiovo – A scenic island connected to Trogir, offering hidden coves and rich history
Located right next to the historic center of ancient Trogir, a UNESCO-protected city.
Čiovo is connected to the mainland by bridges. Its forests shelter numerous sacred sites, while its waters are home to a diverse marine life.
Swaying pine branches invite you to explore the tranquil waves they protect, while the island’s excellent tourist offerings provide plenty of opportunities for entertainment and recreation.
On the more secluded part of the island, among steep cliffs overlooking the sea, lies the Church of Our Lady of Prizidnica. Founded in the 16th century by Polish Glagolitic priests, it served as a hermitage for three centuries. Glagolitic priests and their students, mostly from Poljica but also from other regions, lived here. The site was damaged during World War II when German forces built bunkers, but the dedicated efforts of the islanders restored the sanctuary.
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Underwater Museum, Saint Fumija, Blue Lagoon
Underwater Museum - A truly unique diving experience awaits at the underwater museum near Trogir, featuring the Stations of the Cross. The Via Crucis Museum consists of 14 Stations of the Cross with 52 life-size statues placed on the seabed at a depth of 4-5 meters, along with an 8-meter-high statue of Jesus Christ resting at a depth of 12 meters.
Saint Fumija - The small, uninhabited island of Fumija lies off the southwestern coast of Čiovo. On its northeastern corner stands the early medieval Church of St. Euphemia, a Roman Catholic church and archaeological site protected as a cultural heritage landmark. Historical records indicate that the Trogir Benedictines of the Abbey of St. John owned property on Fumija, which included a monastery, church, and farm buildings dating from the 6th to the 17th century.
Blue Lagoon - The Blue Lagoon is a paradise with crystal-clear waters, nestled between the two smaller islands of Krknjaš Veli and Krknjaš Mali, and the larger island of Drvenik Veli. Located about 14 nautical miles from Split and just 7 miles southwest of Trogir Harbor, this stunning location offers spectacular shades of blue where you can swim, dive, or simply relax and enjoy the breathtaking scenery.