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Mornari Apartments, Seget Donji

Sea-view, self-catering apartments a short walk west of Trogir — a quieter, better-value base for families and couples who don't need to be in the old town. Here's an honest look at who they suit, and who shouldn't book them.

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Full disclosure: Trogir Insider is an independent guide, but Mornari Apartments are managed by the operator of this site. We've kept this page factual rather than promotional, included the honest downsides, and we point you to independent alternatives throughout. Book them only if they genuinely fit your trip.

Where

Seget Donji, a quiet spot just west of Trogir — about a 15-minute walk to the old town, a 5-minute walk to the beach, and roughly 10–15 minutes by car from Split Airport.

What

Three-star, self-catering apartments from compact studios to 80 m² two-bedroom units. All with AC, WiFi and a sea-view terrace or balcony.

Good for

Families and couples who want space, a kitchen and a quiet sea-view base, and don't mind a short walk or drive into town.

Prices

Low season · April–mid-June & mid-Sept–Octfrom €55
Mid season · mid-June–mid-July & mid-Aug–mid-Septfrom €85
Peak season · mid-July–mid-Augustfrom €95

Per night for two people, each additional person €5. The larger units are priced higher, from €80 in low season. The final price depends on the apartment, the dates and the length of stay — ask us for a quote.

Written by Ante Milic · Last updated June 2026

An honest fit-check

Who Mornari suits — and who's better off elsewhere

Location is everything with accommodation, so let's be straight about it. Mornari is in Seget Donji, the calm village next to Trogir — not inside the old town. That's a plus for some trips and a minus for others.

A good fit if…

You want a sea-view terrace, a kitchen and room to spread out for less than an old-town room; you're travelling as a family or couple; you have a car or are happy with a 15-minute seafront walk; and you value a quiet evening over being in the middle of things.

Probably not if…

You want to step straight out of your door into the old town's lanes and restaurants, you have no car and want everything walkable, or you're after a hotel with a pool, reception and daily housekeeping. In that case, an old-town stay is the better call — see our independent best places to stay in Trogir guide.

The honest trade-off

You swap "in the heart of the old town" for more space, a sea-view terrace and a lower price — plus a quiet beach and the marina on the doorstep. Whether that's worth it depends entirely on the kind of trip you want.

Book direct

Ask directly about availability

Want to stay at Mornari Apartments? Send a direct enquiry with your travel dates, number of guests and preferred apartment. July and August often book up early with us; outside the main season the chances of free dates are usually better — it is still worth asking early.

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The apartments

Four of the apartments, up close

There are nine units in total. These four are the ones we can show in full photos — the complete list of all nine follows below. Tap any picture for a closer look.

Families & groupsApartment 2.180 m² · two bedrooms · sea-view terraceSee photos → Families & groupsApartment 2.280 m² · bunk-bed room · sea-view terraceSee photos → CouplesApartment 145 m² · 26 m² terrace with barbecueSee photos → Couples & soloApartment 3.330 m² studio · sea-view balconySee photos →
Good for families & groups

Apartment 2.1 — 80 m²

Open-plan living room with sofa, armchairs and an open kitchen in the 80 m² Mornari Apartment 2.1 in Seget Donji
📷 Our photos · Apartment 2.1

Together with 2.2, the roomiest of the nine: two bedrooms, a full kitchen with dishwasher, a living room with sofa bed and a sun terrace looking over the marina to the sea. A comfortable choice for four to six.

  • 2 bedrooms
  • Sleeps 4–6
  • Sea-view terrace
  • AC & WiFi
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Good for families & groups

Apartment 2.2 — 80 m²

Living and dining area with a six-seat table and full kitchen in the 80 m² Mornari Apartment 2.2, Seget Donji
📷 Our photos · Apartment 2.2

The same 80 m² as 2.1 and just as roomy: two bedrooms, one of them a bunk-bed room with a sea view that works well for kids. Same kitchen, its own terrace — equally comfortable for four to six, whether that's a family or a small group.

  • 2 bedrooms
  • Sleeps 4–6
  • Bunk-bed room
  • Sea-view terrace
  • AC & WiFi
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Good for couples

Apartment 1 — 45 m²

Bright living room with a sofa bed and balcony door in the one-bedroom Mornari Apartment 1, Seget Donji
📷 Our photos · Apartment 1

A bright one-bedroom apartment whose highlight is a generous 26 m² terrace with a barbecue and a view over the marina. An easy, good-value base for two.

  • 1 bedroom
  • Sleeps 2–4
  • 26 m² terrace
  • Washing machine
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Good for couples & solo

Apartment 3.3 — studio

Bright top-floor living room with a corner sofa and balcony door in the studio Mornari Apartment 3.3, Seget Donji
📷 Our photos · Apartment 3.3

A compact, bright top-floor studio with a modern living area and a balcony with a sea view. The simplest, lowest-cost option for one or two.

  • Studio
  • Sleeps 2
  • Sea-view balcony
  • AC & WiFi
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Photos are our own, from the apartments themselves — not stock images.

The full list

All apartments at Mornari Apartments

Nine units in total, across three sizes. Every unit has air conditioning, WiFi, a kitchen and its own sea-view terrace or balcony — beyond that, here's how they differ.

Apartment 1Apartment · 45 m²

Ground floor · one bedroom · 26 m² sun terrace · washing machine · pictured above

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Apartment 2Apartment · 45 m²

Ground floor · one bedroom · 30 m² sun terrace — the largest terrace of the nine

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Apartment 3Apartment · 35 m²

Ground floor · one bedroom · 6 m² balcony · washing machine

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Apartment 2.1Apartment · 80 m²

Two double bedrooms · 16 m² sun terrace · dishwasher & washing machine · pictured above

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Apartment 2.2Apartment · 80 m²

Double bedroom + bunk-bed room · 16 m² sun terrace · dishwasher & washing machine · pictured above

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Apartment 3.1Apartment · 35 m²

One bedroom · 6 m² balcony

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Apartment 3.2Studio · 30 m²

Open-plan living with sofa bed · 16 m² sun terrace

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Apartment 3.3Studio · 30 m²

Open-plan living with sofa bed · sea-view balcony · pictured above

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Apartment 3.4Apartment · 35 m²

One bedroom · 6 m² balcony

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Details are from the official Mornari Apartments site; exact sleeping arrangements vary by unit, so check the layout for your dates before booking.

The location, honestly

Seget Donji: what's around you

Knowing the setting matters more than any single photo. Here's what staying in Seget Donji is actually like.

The old town on foot or wheels

It's about 1 km to Trogir's old town — a flat 15-minute walk along the seafront, or a few minutes by car or local bus. The beach is even closer, about 5 minutes on foot. Pleasant on a cool morning or evening; less so lugging shopping at midday in August.

Beach and marina within walking distance

Seget Donji has its own clear-water pebble beach and promenade a short stroll away, plus a marina. For the wider picture, see the beaches near Trogir.

Handy for the airport and day trips

Split Airport is about 10–15 minutes away by car, which makes a first or last night here easy — sort the airport transfer. A car also opens up Krka and the coast road.

Quiet — for better and worse

Evenings are calm, which most guests come for. If you want nightlife and lots of restaurants on your doorstep, you'll be happier in the old town or in Split.

FAQ

Mornari Apartments — common questions

Where are Mornari Apartments?

In Seget Donji, the next coastal village just west of Trogir, on the waterfront near the marina — a quiet residential spot rather than inside the old town.

How far is it from Trogir old town?

About 1 km — a 15-minute walk along the seafront promenade, or a short drive or local bus. The beach is about a 5-minute walk, and Split Airport is around 10–15 minutes by car.

Are they good for families?

Yes. The 80 m² units have two bedrooms (one with a bunk-bed room kids like), a full kitchen and a sea-view terrace, and the quiet location with a nearby pebble beach suits families who want space over being in the busy old town.

Do the apartments have sea view, AC and WiFi?

Yes — the apartments shown all have air conditioning, WiFi and a sea-view terrace or balcony, plus a kitchen for self-catering. Sizes run from compact studios to 80 m² two-bedroom apartments.

How do I book?

Through the official Mornari Apartments website. As noted above, the apartments are managed by this site's operator — so weigh them against the independent options in our best places to stay guide before deciding.

Compare your options

Independent alternatives & trip guides

→Best Places to Stay in TrogirIndependent picks, by area and budget→ →Best Beaches near TrogirWhere to swim, including Seget→ →Trogir with KidsA family guide to the area→ →Split Airport to TrogirGetting there, ~10–15 min away→
If it fits your trip

Check Mornari Apartments

See availability, layouts and current prices on the official site. And if an old-town base suits you better, that's genuinely fine — our independent guide to places to stay is one click away.

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