Seget Real Estate: Dalmatian Apartments by the Sea

Seget lies close to Trogir's UNESCO-listed old town, and Split's airport is a short drive away in the Kaštela area, which makes it practical for holiday owners who fly in. Beaches and marinas are nearby, and Čiovo island is reached by bridge. Summers are busy and expensive, so many owners rent flats seasonally. Note that Trogir and Split are the natural comparison markets but are not among our linked city pages.

EU citizens can buy property in Croatia on the same footing as Croatians. Non-EU buyers typically need approval from the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, based on reciprocity, and the process can take months. Resale purchases attract a transfer tax of approx. 3%, while new builds carry 25% VAT in the price instead (verify locally). Always check that the flat is registered in the land register and has a use permit. Croatia has used the euro since 2023. Our Croatia buying guide and Croatian mortgage guide outline the next steps.

Zagreb is the inland capital, and Pula and Umag are in Istria in the north, so they are separate markets rather than neighbours. Use the Croatia overview to compare.