Drvenik Mali combines named bays, an island setting and Dalmatian culinary traditions. Those looking to rent a holiday apartment in Drvenik Mali can then continue their search for accommodation.
Coast and Surroundings
The island’s named bays include Vela Rina, Mala Rina, Garbine and Borak. In the immediate surroundings of Mali Drvenik are Otok Mali Drvenik, Otok Orud, Otok Veli Drvenik and Otočić Kosmač Veli.
Connections
Boat and ferry connections link Mali Drvenik with Drvenik Veli, Trogir and Split. Access to Vela Rina may involve a ferry journey from Trogir to Mali Drvenik, followed by a short transfer from the port by golf cart.
Culture
The wider regional area around Mali Drvenik is home to the Mestrovic Gallery, Archaeological Museum, Diocletian's Palace and Palace of Diocletian, Peristyle.
Food and Drink
In Vela Rina, island cuisine is described as centred around olive oil, freshly caught seafood, vegetables grown by local families, grilled fish, slow-cooked dishes and classic Dalmatian specialities.
