Trogir Hiking Tour

Join this tour on the hiking path than leads you along the countryside of Trogir and the Seget Riviera, with its vineyards, olive yards and other farmlands. You will see the forgotten Napoleon’s Path and the medieval church of St. Elijah on the Sutilija hill (302 meters above sea level), from where you can enjoy  a breathtaking view of Seget Valley and the Middle Dalmatia Islands of Drvenik, Šolta, Brač, Hvar and Vis.

This hiking experience starts in the center of Trogir, near the wooden bridge where you then join the hiking path that leads you along a true countryside of Trogir and Seget Riviera. The path is named after Napoleon that ruled in Dalmatia from 1806 till 1814. During that time, many roads were built connecting Dalmatian coast with its hinterland. This road was built in 1807 when Dalmatia was under the French domination, due to Napoleon’s marshal – commander of Dalmatia, Mormont and due to Damdol – local district governor for Dalmatia.

The road has been used for many years not only as a walking trail, but also as a road for horse-drawn vehicles going from Trogir to its hinterland and vice versa. After the new road was built, the old one became neglected.
The road has been transformed in the Path of Health because of its meaning and its position. It hasn’t changed a lot since the time it was built. Not far from this trail, the Roman path begins, along the valley of river Draga and connects to the first one in Seget Gornji, a beautiful place to relax after this hiking experience. The duration of the hike is of approximately 3 hours.