Villa Validis I is located on Ciovo which is a small Island, connected to the mainland by a drawbridge in the nearby Trogir. This villa boasts close proximity to unrivalled scenery of sparkling beaches, traditional Croatian architecture and cliff tops. No more than 5km away lays Okrug beach which is the most popular on the Trogir rivieria and is known locally as Copacabana
Ciovo is essentially an extension of the city Trogir and offers a lot of possibilities for vacation, recreation and swimming, as well as numerous historical monuments. The Mediterranean vegetation, archipelago with small picturesque little islands, mild climate and most beautiful beaches in hidden bays, will certainly make your stay unforgettable.
The local area of Trogir pulls influence from the Greeks, Romans and Venetians and this is reflected in classy, sacral and aristocratic architecture of the local area. The venetian look and feel of the area is so prevalent that many films and television programs have been filmed here. An important industry in the area is shipbuilding, with shipyard "Trogir" established at the beginning of the 20th century and is important for the growth of Croatia’s economy.
The local area has many important historical sites, including the grand church of St. Lawrence which is a large part of its history and is included on UNESCO World Heritage list. Another great attraction is the Kamerlengo church and fortress, dating back from the 15th century and is an impressive church set against the beautiful coast.
For those interested in the fine arts, The Museum of sacred art is hosted in the Late Baroque building on the Trogir main square, with pieces dating from the 18th century. There is a rich collection of early Dalmatian and Venetian sacred paintings
There are many excursions available, from day boat trips, scuba diving and local to the island is the blue lagoon, which is a secluded tropical paradise known for its vivid blue waters and white-sand seabed.