Beaches in Kaštela
Kaštela is a town of seven settlements along the coast, and the tourist board lists its beaches by settlement. In Kaštel Štafilić they include Divulje, Resnik, Bile and Gabine (gravel) and Stari Resnik (gravel and sand). Kaštel Stari has Đardin and Prvi nasip, Kaštel Lukšić has Šumica and Glavice, and Kaštel Gomilica has Sokolana (gravel) and Torac (concrete).
Getting to Kaštela
Split Airport lies in the Kaštela area, towards Trogir; the airport gives its distance as about 20 km from Split and about 6 km from Trogir. Public bus lines to Split and to Trogir stop at the airport. The tourist board also names access to the Split–Zagreb motorway at Prgomet and Vučevica, and a railway station at Kaštel Stari. See our travel page for routes and the Kaštela weather page for the forecast.
Parking in Kaštela
Public car parks are run by the municipal company Zeleno i modro, in zone 1 and zone 2. Zone 1 has different summer and winter hours and rates, while zone 2 has a single year-round regime. Parking can be paid by text message, and weekly tourist tickets are sold at the operator's office or by e-mail. Check the current price list before you travel.
Trips from Kaštela
The Split-Dalmatia County tourist board presents Kaštela as a base for day trips to Split, Trogir (under UNESCO protection), Omiš, the Makarska Riviera and the island of Brač, with the town of Supetar. Jadrolinija line 636 runs from Split to Rogač on Šolta; the crossing takes 60 minutes. Check the current timetable at jadrolinija.hr.
Frequently asked questions – holidays in Kaštela
What are the beaches in Kaštela like?
Most Kaštela beaches listed by the tourist board are gravel, for example Divulje, Resnik, Đardin and Sokolana. Stari Resnik has gravel and sand, and Torac in Kaštel Gomilica is concrete. The beaches are listed by settlement.
Is Split Airport in Kaštela?
Yes. Split Airport is in the town of Kaštela, towards Trogir, about 20 km from Split and about 6 km from Trogir (Split Airport). Public buses to Split and Trogir stop there.
Who runs the parking in Kaštela?
Public car parks in Kaštela are run by the municipal company Zeleno i modro in zones 1 and 2. Parking can be paid by text message, and weekly tourist tickets are sold at the operator's office or by e-mail.
How long is the ferry from Split to Šolta?
The Jadrolinija ferry on line 636 from Split to Rogač on Šolta takes 60 minutes. Check the current sailing schedule at jadrolinija.hr before you travel.
How many settlements make up Kaštela?
Kaštela is made up of seven settlements: Kaštel Štafilić, Kaštel Novi, Kaštel Stari, Kaštel Lukšić, Kaštel Kambelovac, Kaštel Gomilica and Kaštel Sućurac. The town stretches over 17 km of coast, according to the tourist board.
Data sources: kastela-info.hr, split-airport.hr, zelenoimodro.hr, dalmatia.hr, jadrolinija.hr · Updated: October 2026
