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Central Dalmatia · Splitsko-dalmatinska

Čiovo

Čiovo is an island linked to Trogir by bridges: marinas and shipyards on the north side, quiet bays and beaches on the south.

Area (km²)
28
Population
5,257
Highest peak (m)
217

Čiovo closes Kaštela Bay from the south and has almost grown together with Trogir, to which it is joined by two bridges. The north coast is built up, while the south coast, facing Šolta, has kept its pine woods and bays. Slatine is on the eastern cape and Okrug in the west.

Trogir and Seget, with several marinas, are one of the largest charter bases in Dalmatia, so for many crews Čiovo is the first island they pass. The old bridge between Trogir and Čiovo is low, so boats with a mast arrive and leave by the west side of the island. The bays of the south coast make a good first swimming stop.

For boaters

Marinas in Trogir and Seget Donji opposite the island, the small harbours of Okrug and Slatine, anchorages in the bays of the south coast.

Marinas and harbours

Fuel

Bays on the island

  • Barasov bok
  • Duboka Garma
  • Duboka uvala
  • Kuzmića uvala
  • Lučina draga
  • Luka Okrug Donji
  • Mala draga
  • Mavarštica
  • Pulicanov bok
  • Široka uvala
  • Supetarska uvala
  • Uvala Brnac mali
  • Uvala Brnac veli
  • Uvala Duga
  • Uvala Garbina mala
  • Uvala Garbina vela
  • Uvala Guje
  • Uvala Malo more
  • Uvala Mržodel
  • Uvala Orlice
  • Uvala Pirčina
  • Uvala Racetinovac
  • Uvala Sveta Fumija
  • Uvala Svete Mare
  • Uvala Tatinja
  • Uvala Toća
  • Vela draga
  • Zaljev Saldun
  • Movarštica
  • Uvala Duboka
  • Uvala Sveta Fumija - polje A
  • Uvala Sveta Fumija - polje B
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Data source: OpenStreetMap (ODbL). The data may be incomplete, so check directly on site before you arrive.

Croatian islands

Neighbouring islands

Safety

Emergency at sea

Croatia's national maritime search and rescue coordination centre (MRCC Rijeka) is on watch 24 hours a day. Save the number before you set off.

Before you call, have ready the boat's position (coordinates or the nearest headland, island or bay), the number of people on board and a description of the problem. A call to 112 is put through to the maritime rescue centre.

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The information is for guidance only and does not replace official nautical charts, pilot books or forecasts. Check the current conditions and regulations before you set off.