Drvenik Veliki: Marina, Anchorages and Krknjaši

If you are looking for a hotel in Drvenik Veliki, you can plan your trip around how you will get there and your interests on the island. Specific landmarks include the island’s marina in the settlement of Veliki Drvenik, anchorages in two bays and the nearby Krknjaši beach. Trogir is also relevant to your plans: the ferry connection gives you an approximate travel time, while Trogir itself offers a distinct cultural and historical focus.

Marina, Anchorages and Krknjaši

The island’s marina is located in the settlement of Veliki Drvenik. Additional anchorages are designated in Grabula Bay and Solinska Bay. These are different points of reference: the marina is in the settlement, while the additional anchorages are in two bays. If you depend on a particular nautical facility, check that it is currently available, as nautical facilities can change.

A popular beach is located in nearby Krknjaši. Restaurants there serve freshly prepared fish specialties. Alongside the maritime landmarks, the beach and dining options are also distinct aspects to consider when planning your trip. Restaurant offerings and menus can change; if fish dishes are important to your plans, check the current menu in advance.

Ferry from Trogir

As of August 15, 2026, Jadrolinija operated a connection between Trogir (Soline), Drvenik Mali and Drvenik Veli. The journey from Trogir is listed as taking about 60 minutes, and the connection is considered suitable for a day trip. Timetables and operating details can change, so check the latest departures before your trip. The approximate crossing time helps you plan the timing of a day trip; base your plans on confirmed departures.

Trogir as a Broader Travel Destination

The historic town is a distinct cultural and historical highlight of the broader travel destination of Trogir. Trogir is a medieval town built on the ground plan of a Hellenistic and Roman city. Kamerlengo Fortress was built between 1420 and 1437 on the southwestern side of the island where Trogir’s historic old town is located. The Cathedral of St. Lawrence is known for its 13th-century Radovan Portal. The large and small Ćipiko palaces were created by combining Romanesque buildings. Together, these structures and the town plan represent different historical and architectural landmarks in Trogir.

The cycling routes also relate to the broader travel destination of Trogir. On its Čiovo section, the “Doživite Čiovo” route passes through Žedno and Arbanija. “Trogir s visoka” follows the route Čiovo – Balan – Žedno – Arbanija – Mastrinka – Balan Čiovo. The family and trekking cycling route “Čiovsko blago” starts and ends in Trogir and passes through Žedno; the road cycling route “Mistika otoka” passes through Žedno and Arbanija, among other places. If you plan to follow one of these routes, check the latest route information and conditions in advance.

The Trogir Outdoor Festival traditionally takes place in May. If you would like to plan your trip around a particular edition, check its dates, as event dates can change.

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