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The hotel and the restaurant is located on the Isle of Ciovo, with the palm-lined, white shingle beach only 15 metres away.

Villa Palma

Hotel

The hotel Villa Palma*** and the restaurant are located on the Isle of Ciovo, with the palm-lined, white shingle beach only 15 metres away.

Our hotel has 12 comfortable, fully featured rooms on two floors.
When designing and furnishing the rooms our main objective was
to provide maximum comfort for our guests.

All rooms are air-conditioned and feature everything needed to make your stay as comfortable as it gets: cable television and bathroom with shower, toilet and wash-basin. Most of the rooms have a balcony, offering spectacular views of the sea.

A free of charge private car park (partially covered)
is available to our hotel guests.

Reduction for children under 6 years of age sharing
with adults (extra bed): 50 percent

Restaurant

We invite you to come and try our air-conditioned restaurant with a terrace overlooking the sea, where you will be treated to culinary delights ranging from traditional Croatian meals to delicious dishes of the Hungarian cuisine.
A wide selection of pizzas is also available.

With the wide range of food on the menu we are confident that you will find a dish to your liking: the restaurant beckons with culinary delights ranging from traditional Croatian meals to delicious dishes of the Hungarian cuisine.
A wide selection of pizzas is also available.

Halfboard: 19,- Euro/day/person

Beach

Beaches:

The resort is renowned for its child friendly sand beaches.
With the sea being shallow and not getting deep abruptly, you can relax while your young ones play and splash in safety.

The bay is sheltered from the winds and thus from waves.

The shallow water makes a number of pristine and clandestine bays and sand beaches ideal for families with small children.

There are easily accessible fine shingle and rocky beaches as well.

The most popular beaches include:

Pantan beach – this 550-yard-long fine shingle/sand beach bordered by a pine forest in the east is only one mile away from the city centre of Trogir.

Okrug beach – the most popular beach of the Trogir-Seget-Ciovo Riviera,
at a distance of about 3 miles from the city centre.
The 1.3-mile-long beach is alive with people in the evening.

Kava beach (Slatine) – this beach is located in the east of Ciovo,
about 7.5 miles from the historic city centre.

Medena beach (in Seget) – a 1.9-mile-long shingle beach surrounded by a pine forest with a great many water sport activities on offer.

Ciovo

CIOVO

Ciovo is a small island just off the Adriatic coast of Croatia in the Bay of Kastel, close to the town of Trogir.

The Isle of Ciovo lies just off the mainland town of Trogir, which used to be an important port as early as in the Roman era. Ciovo and Trogir are connected by a bridge. The eastmost tip of the isle is very close to the Split Peninsula. South of Ciovo is the Isle of Solta.

In the south-east the isle is only 1.25 miles away from Cape Marjan (Split), whereas in the north it is connected to the historic city centre of Trogir by a bridge (part of Trogir, due to its growth in size, is now equally located on the isle). Ciovo, inhabited since prehistoric times, boasts a rich cultural heritage. Its pristine beaches and turquoise sea are simply irresistible.

Shaped like a lake, the picturesque Bay of Saldun in the east of the isle. The coast is largely built-up with houses, mansions and cottages, whereas such built-up areas are interspersed with beaches (right above the bay, adjacent to Cape Cubrijan is the village of Ciovo and Okrug Gornji is not far away either).