Seget

Seget lies right beside the old town of Trogir, just along the coast from Split Airport, which makes it one of the more conveniently placed bases in Dalmatia. Even so, arriving by public transport means landing at the airport and then sorting out a connection to the village, and the buses that pass nearby keep to the main road rather than the seafront streets where you are staying. A private transfer booked ahead removes that last fiddly stretch, delivering you straight from the terminal to your door.

Getting to and from Seget

Seget is served by Split Airport, which sits close by next to Trogir, so this is one of the shortest and simplest airport runs on the coast. Instead of joining a taxi queue or waiting for a bus, you are met in arrivals by a driver with a name sign who helps with the luggage and walks you to a reserved vehicle. The journey is door-to-door and arranged in advance, so there is nothing to organise on the day.

The fare is fixed when you book and paid securely by card, with no extras added on arrival, and we track your flight so an early or delayed landing is handled without fuss. Because Seget adjoins Trogir and is close to Split, the same drivers connect it easily to Trogir's old town, to Split city and its ferry port, and onward along the Dalmatian coast or to the islands whenever you wish.

About Seget

Seget is a small coastal place immediately west of Trogir in central Dalmatia, sharing the same sheltered stretch of shore close to Split. It has the relaxed feel of a seaside village, with a waterfront and beaches looking out toward the islands, while the historic core of Trogir, one of the best-preserved old towns on the coast, sits right next door. That pairing of a quiet base beside a remarkable old town, all within easy reach of Split and its airport, is what makes Seget such a practical and pleasant place to stay.