Trstenik stretches along Split’s eastern coast between Zenta and the Žnjan area. Its pebble shore and gradual entry into the sea make it practical for families, while exposure to the open water gives it a different character from Split’s more enclosed bays. The section beside the hotel complex has loungers and additional services, but much of the shoreline remains publicly accessible. Trstenik is straightforward to reach through city streets and along the coastal promenade. It suits visitors who want a swim within the urban area while generally finding more room than at the best-known central beaches.
Source: European Environment Agency (EEA); data from Croatian authorities. · bathing water profile
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