In the western part of the island of Ciovo, southwest of Trogir is situated Okrug Donji . This small town is famous for its fish festivals which are often organized during the summer months . The famous cultural heritage is the chapel of Svetog Ivana Krstitelja , which dates back to ancient 17th century , but no one knows the exact year of construction of the chapel , a small altar and a statue of Ivan Krstitelj adorn this monument . The name of this district comes from the Croatian word "circle" since the Okrug Donji together with Okrug Gornji is situated on the western side of island Ciovo along a circular bay . The preserved ruins of the summer residence of the famous Nikola Andrejs who taught philosophy and medicine at Padua . Nikola Andrejs carved inscription which says that only at the island of Ciovo he found his peace and tranquility . Notable are the remains of churches , many outbuildings and the fact that and the King Bela IV visited the Benedictine monastery . Okrug Donji i...s connected with the town of Trogir , and this is a place known for concrete , stone and pebble beaches , where families with their children go on holiday away from the hustle and bustle . On the beaches and many coves there is green vegetation, clean fresh air, numerous restaurants offers such as fish dishes and Dalmatian wines make this place a paradise for the eyes. It offers a rich range of sporting activities such as parachute flight, water skiing, tennis courts, scooter rental, diving school and a fitness center, a variety of bars are offering good music for every taste until the early morning hours. Still, those who want better night life can found it in nearby towns of Trogir and Split. This is a quiet place, no crowds, and this is benefit for older tourists who want to relax in a quiet environment. Sveta Fumia is most picturesque island located between Ciovo and Drvenik Veliki, known for its beautiful secluded bays. Transport connections to nearby cities are good, you can travel by ferry or by car.