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Trogir
Croatia



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Locals call it "The Stone Beauty." UNESCO-listed Trogir is one of the gems of Croatia.
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Trogir is a town that travelers to the Adriatic always love. You can look forward to beautiful beaches, comfortable hotels, tasty dining, and more. The cuisine is traditional Dalmatian-style, with fresh seafood from the Adriatic. Simply put, you're going to have a great vacation in Trogir. Trogir is a city-museum in every sense of the word. For more than 2,300 years, it has been a unique setting in Croatia. Lovers of culture, history, art, and architecture will all find something astounding. The heart of Trogir is an island surrounded by city walls with influences from the Romans, Greeks, and Venetians. The wider surroundings of Trogir include islands and islets, lush green vegetation and beautiful pebble beaches. From snorkeling to sailing, swimming or just relaxing on the beach, Trogir is great. You can enjoy your vacation laying low or being adventurous.
Five minutes from Split airport, Trogir is the ideal location to start or end your vacation in Croatia. It sits amid national parks, wine regions, and gorgeous coastal towns. But it is also near Split, Croatia's second largest city, and a hub for exploring Dalmatia and its islands. There you'll find ferries to neighboring islands and modern highways heading inland. All in all, Trogir is a charming and authentic place. It is a key part of any ideal Croatian vacation.

What we love about Trogir

Ivana

Dubrovnik City Host & Adriatic Destination Expert

Trogir is an undiscovered Adriatic pearl, a small and vibrant city, set within medieval walls on a tiny island, a perfect holiday alternative if you don't like big cities.

Lidija

Trip Planner

Due to its small size and limited area, Trogir has remained the same for centuries, and the local families have a long history there. This is why coming to Trogir feels like coming home every time, to your neighborhood, where everybody knows everybody and nobody locks their doors.

Andrea

Dubrovnik City Host & Adriatic Destination Expert

When someone says "Dalmatia," I see Trogir. This is a typical, small, Mediterranean town with a rich history and cozy atmosphere, blue sea, great music and Dalmatian spirit.

Popular Tour Itineraries Featuring Trogir

Spend some time in Trogir on a tour that takes in other cities in Croatia and neighboring countries. Our vacation packages including Trogir and other destinations throughout Croatia and Europe hassle-free. We take care of getting you from place to place, accommodation, excursions and activities.

The Dalmatian Coast and Islands Custom Itinerary
The Dalmatian Coast and Islands
Dubrovnik, Korcula, Hvar, Split, Trogir
11 Days
Folklore & Tradition in Croatia Custom Itinerary
Folklore & Tradition in Croatia
Dubrovnik, Korcula, Bol, Split, Trogir, Zadar, Zagreb
11 Days
Lesser-Known Croatia Custom Itinerary
Lesser-Known Croatia
Zadar, Trogir, Vis, Korcula, Mljet, Dubrovnik, Cavtat
14 Days

Where to stay in Trogir

All of our accommodations in Trogir are located either in or very close to the Old Town, so you can be sure to enjoy the evening atmosphere of this UNESCO-protected gem. If you are traveling by car and need parking, it is best to stay just outside the Old Town. There are no 5 star hotels to be found in Trogir, but our hand-picked selection of 3 and 4 star hotels, B&Bs, and apartments makes up a comprehensive offer of the best Trogir's accommodation options. Once we start preparing your customized itinerary we will present our recommended options for you to select from.
Family Hotel
Outside the city center is this artistic hideaway, capturing a seaside vibe in its colorful design. Lovely garden, close to the marina
Small Heritage Hotel
A recently renovated boutique hotel, this UNESCO-listed property and one of Trogir's most impressive accommodation options.
Luxury Boutique Hotel
An elegant option near Trogir's Old Town.

Things to do in Trogir

Trogir is an ideal base for striking out and visiting some of Croatia's most beautiful national parks, such as Krka Waterfalls and Plitvice Lakes. The town itself is worth exploring, and to make the most of it, we suggest a private walking tour. When we send you your customized itinerary you will be able to choose additional excursions to include in your vacation package or consider for adding later.
Trogir Private Walking Tour
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Krka Waterfalls and Sibenik Private Day Trip
Plitvice Lakes Private Day Trip

Glowing Reviews from Our Guests

  4.9 / 5
Average of our Guest's Ratings of our Trogir vacation packages, based on 34 reviews
Review by Maureen & Genrik

Maureen & Genrik

California

JayWay Travel takes away all the work and tension of travel while allowing you to research extensively and contribute ideas and suggestions about every aspect of the trip. Trust their instincts...they are all excellent.

JayWay Travel takes away all the work and tension of travel while allowing you to research extensively and contribute ideas and suggestions about every aspect of the trip. Trust their instincts...they are all excellent.

Year : 2021
Visited : Greece, Croatia, Slovenia, Italy
Itinerary : Athens, Naxos, Santorini, Athens, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Trogir, Plitvice, Rovinj, Ljubljana, Venice
Rating :
5 / 5
Year : 2021
Visited : Greece, Croatia, Slovenia, Italy
Itinerary : Athens, Naxos, Santorini, Athens, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Trogir, Plitvice, Rovinj, Ljubljana, Venice
Rating :
5 / 5
Review by Barbara & Melvyn

Barbara & Melvyn

Michigan

The charming, efficient, knowledgeable team at JayWay Travel took the hassle out of planning a trip to Slovenia and Croatia, creating a relaxing and enjoyable vacation at a reasonable price.

The charming, efficient, knowledgeable team at JayWay Travel took the hassle out of planning a trip to Slovenia and Croatia, creating a relaxing and enjoyable vacation at a reasonable price.

Year : 2019
Visited : Croatia, Slovenia
Itinerary : Trogir, Plitvice, Rovinj, Metlika, Ljubljana
Rating :
4.8 / 5
Year : 2019
Visited : Croatia, Slovenia
Itinerary : Trogir, Plitvice, Rovinj, Metlika, Ljubljana
Rating :
4.8 / 5
Review by Angie, Angela, Janice & Lora

Angie, Angela, Janice & Lora

Tennessee

Thorough, great planning, always prompt and fun staff with great suggestions for hotels and events like wine tasting and cooking classes so you are able to immerse yourself into the culture and be a real traveler.

Thorough, great planning, always prompt and fun staff with great suggestions for hotels and events like wine tasting and cooking classes so you are able to immerse yourself into the culture and be a real traveler.

Year : 2019
Visited : Croatia
Itinerary : Zagreb, Rovinj, Plitvice, Trogir, Hvar, Korcula, Dubrovnik
Rating :
5 / 5
Year : 2019
Visited : Croatia
Itinerary : Zagreb, Rovinj, Plitvice, Trogir, Hvar, Korcula, Dubrovnik
Rating :
5 / 5
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Latest articles about Trogir
from the JayWay Travel Blog

Croatia's Delectable Shellfish Delights
Croatia's Delectable Shellfish Delights
Travel Back to Medieval Times
Travel Back to Medieval Times
Croatia's UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Croatia's UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Read more articles about Trogir on our blog

Frequently Asked Questions about travel to Trogir

Where are Trogir's best beaches?

Sure, Trogir's city-museum charm is wonderful but no summer vacation is complete without some time on the beach. For our tips on the best places to soak up the sun and take a dip in the Adriatic, read our Best Beaches in Trogir blog post.

How much should I expect to pay in Trogir?
A quick lunch with a drink in the city center, is around 150 kunas ($20). Museum and landmarks cost between 5 and 30 kunas ($1 - $4.5). For dinner, budget at least 200 kunas/ $30 per person.
How can I get around Trogir?
Trogir's historic center is compact and pedestrianized, so it's easy to get around, but you can always call a taxi or Uber.
Is Trogir safe?
Trogir is very safe, but we still recommend keeping an eye on your belongings in crowded areas.
How long should I stay in Trogir?
We tend to recommend 1-2 nights in Trogir.
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