Seget Donji, Coastal settlement near Trogir, Croatia
Seget Donji is a coastal settlement on the Dalmatian shore with pebble beaches and a waterfront path. The community extends along the water toward the Medena residential complex.
The settlement formed around a defensive fort that nobleman Jakov Rotondo built in 1564 to guard against Turkish raids. This fortress was key to establishing the village.
The Church of Our Lady of the Rosary sits in the town center and displays baroque features from the 18th century. This building shapes how the core area feels today.
The settlement has a working pier and small harbor with regular boat links to nearby islands and towns. Visitors can use this harbor to explore the surrounding region.
Local fishermen still practice traditional catching methods and bring their haul directly to the harbor. Fresh seafood from there goes to nearby restaurants.
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