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Nearest coastal towns to Cacvina are Omis and Split. From Split you can go on group or private boat excursions to islands Solta, Brac, Ciovo, Hvar or Vis. From Split you can also get private boat transfers to Dubrovnik or island Korcula. If you just want to cruise around islands you can also rent a boat in Split.

In Split and Omis you will find many restaurants, cafes and night clubs, where you can try Dalmatian food, taste Dalmatian wines and have fun.

There are lots of fun events, concerts and exhibitions kept in Trilj, Omis or Split during summer months.

In Cacvina you can stay in private rooms and apartments.

Attractions near Cacvina:
- Fort Cacvina;
- Town Trilj;
- Towns Omis, Split, Sinj...

Fort Cacvina was first time mentioned in 1345. It is located on 705 m altitude on top of a hill. Fort used to be owned by family Nelipcic and later Frankopans and Talovci. In 15th century it was owned by Stjepan Vukcic Kosaca. Fort was used for defense from Turkish attacks. In 16th century it was occupied by Turks and owned by them until 1717. In 1808. fort was mined and today there are only remains left.

From Cacvina you can visit towns Trilj, Sinj, Split with private car transfers or car rentals. In Split there are available group or private car excursions to many historical settlements and national parks.

Cacvina (Central Dalmatia, Croatia) is settlement located around 5 km far from town Trilj, in Municipality Trilj, in region of Central Dalmatia.

Cacvina is located in inland. It is surrounded with settlements Vrpolje, Strmendolac, Velic, Vedrine, Jabuka and Strizirep. Cacvina is located on state road D220 leading from Trilj to Livno in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Cacvina has around 98 inhabitants.

You can come to Cacvina with state road 220 from Trilj.
If you come with highway A1 from Zagreb or Split, you can exit in Bisko and follow signs for Cacvina.
Split airport is located in Kastel Stafilic and there you can rent a car or use private car transfers to get to Split and then bus to get to Trilj and Cacvina.

Distances from other towns: Split – 50 km, Trilj – 9 km, Dubrovnik – 217 km, Omis – 57 km, Makarska – 77 km, Zagreb – 421 km, Trogir – 76 km, Rovinj – 513 km, Zadar – 169 km, Rijeka – 424 km, Sibenik – 98 km, Osijek – 699 km...

Tourist Board Trilj +385(0)21 832 510
Information on phone numbers in Croatia 11888
General information 18981
Bus Terminal Split +385(0)60 327 777
Fire department 193
Airport Split +385(0)21 203 555
Croatia Traffic Info 0800 9987
Road assistance 987
Jadrolinija Split +385(0)21 338 333
Police 192
Sea help 9155
Emergency number 112
Information on international phone numbers 11802
Ambulance 194
Weather Forecast and Road Conditions +385(0)60 520 520

Area of Cacvina has been inhabited since Prehistory which is shown in many forts and piles in settlements in this area.

In 1st century Roman road was built from Salona to Argentaria which was passing through Cacvina.

In area of Aran in Upper Cacvina were found ruins of unknown object from Antique times.