Sportska dvorana Vinko Kandija

The Sportska dvorana Vinko Kandija is a sports facility in Trogir. The building consists of a main hall and a smaller annex, both fitted with wooden parquet flooring. The surface was replaced during renovations before the current energy reconstruction project began. The arena opened in 1978 to support the infrastructure for the Mediterranean Games, which Split hosted that year. The building consists of a main hall and a smaller annex, both fitted with wooden parquet flooring. The surface was replaced during renovations before the current energy reconstruction project began. The venue hosts basketball, handball, and concerts. KK Trogir plays in the A-2 Liga South, while the handball teams MRK Trogir and ŽRK Trogir 58 train and compete under the same roof. An annual women's handball tournament bears the name of Vinko Kandija, the player and coach after whom the arena is named. The facility is currently undergoing energy renovation work valued at approximately 2.85 million euros. Completion is expected in summer 2026, while the city plans to build a new sports hall in the Krban area. The capacity stands at 1,000 seats, though no attendance record has been documented. The arena is managed by the public institution Sportski objekti Trogir, with the City of Trogir as investor and owner.

The Sportska dvorana Vinko Kandija opened in 1978 to support infrastructure for the Mediterranean Games in nearby Split. The facility consists of a main hall and smaller annex, both fitted with wooden parquet. It has no single identity — basketball club KK Trogir, handball teams MRK Trogir and ŽRK Trogir 58, and the annual women's tournament named after Vinko Kandija all share the space. The venue is currently undergoing energy renovation work valued at approximately 2.85 million euros, with completion expected in summer 2026. The capacity stands at 1,000, though no attendance record has been documented.