Mastrinka Holiday Packages

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We can bundle your flights and accommodation into one neat package. Talk about convenience!

Mastrinka is waiting for you!

How does an additional sound? That's how much you could save if you book now. And remember — you've got the flexibility to pick and choose from more than 550 airlines and 665,000 properties.

Don't waste time scouring the internet when you should be hitting the tarmac. Wotif has some of the leading prices out there.

Mastrinka Accommodation

There are only 3 accommodation in Mastrinka to choose from. That means your best bet is to snap to it and book your room today on Wotif.

Can't get too excited about your upcoming holiday until you've secured someplace to stay, right? Take a look at the Hotel Sveti Kriz (Ulica domovinske zahvalnosti 1) and the Hotel Trogirski Dvori (Kneza Trpimira 245). They're two of our faves.

Car Hire in Mastrinka

Don't fritter away your precious time messing around with taxis or shuttle buses when you touch down at Split Airport. After you've collected your luggage, pick up your own rental car near the airport terminal. Enterprise and Alamo Rent A Car are two suggestions. Ace and Budget also offer some excellent deals.

Go have a chat to the friendly team at Economy Rent a car (Split Croatia Spu - Cesta Dr. Franje Tudmana 1270). It's located 3 kilometres from the centre of the city and has a nice selection of cars to choose from.

Holidays to Mastrinka

Had enough of listening to your mates waffle on about their awesome holidays? Can't deal with seeing another beautiful travel pic on your social media feed? It's time to enjoy your own inspiring adventure in Mastrinka. Put things in motion right now by studying up on a few facts about it.

Mastrinka is a neighbourhood of Trogir. It's located 3 kilometres east of the downtown area.

It's the people that can make an adventure truly awesome. So while you're staying in Mastrinka, why not travel out of town for a few days and acquaint yourself with some of the other 11 000 locals that call Trogir their home?