Trogir

Trogir: Pearl of the Adriatic

Trogir, a beautiful town on the Dalmatian coast of Croatia, is located on a small island between the mainland and the island of Čiovo. A true gem of the Adriatic, Trogir has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its rich history and impressive architecture. With its charming alleys, magnificent buildings and picturesque squares, Trogir takes visitors on a journey back in time.

The old town of Trogir is an exceptionally well-preserved example of medieval town planning. Among the most important sights is the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, a true architectural masterpiece with its impressive Romanesque portal and breathtaking bell tower. A walk through the narrow streets lined with stone houses takes you past the old city walls, the Rector's Palace and numerous picturesque churches and palaces.

As well as its historical interest, Trogir is a popular destination for yachtsmen and beach lovers. The surrounding beaches and coves offer ideal conditions for water sports enthusiasts, and Marina Trogir is an excellent base for yacht charters and sailing trips to the neighbouring islands. The nearby islands of Drvenik Veliki and Mali, as well as the picturesque island of Čiovo, are within easy reach.

The relaxed atmosphere, rich cultural heritage and proximity to Split make Trogir an ideal destination for those wishing to experience the Dalmatian coast in all its beauty.

Marina information for Trogir and surroundings

ACI Marina Trogir

Location and access: ACI Marina Trogir is located directly opposite the old town of Trogir on the island of Čiovo. The marina is easily accessible from both sea and land and offers a breathtaking view of the old town.

Number of berths: The marina has 174 water and 35 dry berths for yachts up to 25 metres in length.

Services:

• Fuel station: diesel and petrol.
• Sanitary facilities: Modern showers and toilets.
• Electricity and water: available at all berths.
• Restaurants and Bars: One restaurant and bar in the marina.
• Technical Services: Repair and maintenance service available.
• Wi-Fi: free Wi-Fi throughout the marina.

Contact details

Phone: +385 21 881 544
E-mail: m.trogir@aci-club.hr

Marina Agana

Location and access: Agana Marina is located in the small town of Marina, about 10 km west of Trogir. The marina is situated in a sheltered bay.

Number of berths available: The marina has 134 berths and 70 dry berths for boats up to 25 metres in length.

Services:

• Fuel station: Available.
• Sanitary facilities: Modern showers and toilets.
• Electricity and water: Available at all berths.
• Restaurants and Bars: On site.
• Technical Services: Full technical service.
• Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi.

How to contact us

Phone: +385 21 889 015
E-mail: info@marina-agana.hr

Pomorska Sportska Udruga Banj

Location and access: Pomorska Sportska Udruga Banj is located on the coast of Trogir, just a few minutes from the old town. The small marina is ideal for local boats and yachts.

Number of berths available: Limited, mainly for small boats and yachts.

Marina services

• Sanitary facilities: Showers and toilets available.
• Electricity and water: Available.
• Restaurants and Bars: Close by.
• Technical service: Basic maintenance services.

Contact details

Phone: +385 21 881 777

Divulje Port

Location and access: Divulje Marina is located north of Trogir, close to Split Airport. This small marina is often used by charter boats and small yachts.

Number of berths available: Limited number of berths.

Services:

• Electricity and water: Available.
• Sanitary facilities: Basic facilities available.

Luka Marina

Location and access: Luka Marina is located in Seget Donji bay, about 2 km west of Trogir.

Number of berths available: Limited capacity for small boats.

Trogir Marina (formerly SCT)

Location and access: Marina Trogir is located opposite the ACI marina on the mainland. The marina is designed for larger yachts.

Number of berths available: 200 berths in the water and 100 dry berths, for yachts up to 70 metres.

Services:

• Fuel station: Available.
• Sanitary facilities: Showers and toilets.
• Restaurants and Bars: On site.
• Technical Service: Modern workshop.

Contact details

Phone: +385 21 785 007

Seget Donji (Konacvine)

Location and access: Small marina located in Seget Donji, about 2 km from Trogir.

Number of available berths: Limited number of berths for small vessels.

Seget Sailing Club (Marina Baotić)

Location and access: Marina Baotić is situated in Seget Donji, west of Trogir. It is a modern marina of high standard.

Number of available berths: 367 wet and 60 dry berths, suitable for yachts up to 60 metres.

Services:

• Fuel station: Available.
• Sanitary facilities: Modern and well-equipped.
• Restaurants and bars: Several catering facilities.
• Technical service: Repair and maintenance service.
• Wi-Fi: Free of charge.

How to contact us

Phone: +385 21 798 182

Vinisce Marina

Location and access: Marina Vinisce is located in the small village of Vinisce, about 15 km west of Trogir.

Number of available berths: Small marina with 50 berths.

Marina facilities

• Sanitary facilities: Basic showers and toilets.
• Restaurants and bars: Nearby.

Contact details

Phone: +385 21 889 016

These marinas offer a wide range of services for boaters exploring the Trogir area and the Dalmatian coast. From luxurious facilities to smaller, quieter marinas, they offer the right conditions for every type of boat and every type of trip.

Sights and activities in town

Trogir Old Town: The entire old town of Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the best preserved examples of medieval urban architecture. It is famous for its narrow streets, beautiful squares and historic buildings. A stroll through the old town will take you to numerous churches, palaces and squares that bear witness to the town's rich history.
St. Lawrence Cathedral: Trogir's cathedral is a masterpiece of Romanesque-Gothic architecture and a highlight of the town. Particularly noteworthy is the famous Radovan portal with its intricately carved scenes.
Kamerlengo Fortress: This well-preserved 15th century fortress offers fantastic views of the city and the sea. It was built by the Venetians and is now a popular venue for events and concerts.
Trogir Town Museum: Located in the Garagnin-Fanfogna Palace, the museum offers an interesting insight into the history of Trogir, with exhibitions of ancient artefacts and documents.
Island of Čiovo: The bridge connecting Trogir to Čiovo Island makes it easy to explore this beautiful island. There are numerous beaches, some hidden and quiet, ideal for a relaxing day by the sea.

Transportation from the airport to the marina

Split Airport (SPU) is only 6 km from Trogir and is the nearest international airport.

By taxi: The fastest and most comfortable way to get from Split airport to Trogir. The journey takes about 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic.
Shuttle or transfer service: Many hotels and marinas offer private transfers, which can be conveniently booked in advance.
Bus: There is a regular bus service from Split airport to Trogir. The bus station in Trogir is centrally located, just a few minutes from the marinas.
Car Hire: If you wish to explore further afield, car hire is available at Split Airport.

Recommended Restaurants and Bars in the area

Konoba Trs: This restaurant in the heart of the old town is famous for its traditional Dalmatian cuisine. The rustic ambience and cosy terrace make it a popular destination for visitors.
Restaurant Don Dino: An upscale restaurant specialising in Mediterranean cuisine, especially seafood. It combines tradition and modernity in an elegant atmosphere.
Konoba Teuta: a charming restaurant in the old town, serving Croatian specialities in a cosy, historic setting. Try the grilled fish and meat dishes.
Caffe Bar Galion: This bar is located on the promenade and offers a magnificent view of the marina. It is ideal for an evening drink while watching the yachts arrive and depart.

Trogir is a historic town with a special atmosphere and excellent cuisine. Its proximity to the airport and well-equipped marinas make it an ideal destination for yachtsmen and culture lovers alike.

Trogir - an unforgettable jewel on the Dalmatian coast

Trogir is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating towns on the Adriatic coast, captivating visitors with its rich history, picturesque architecture and vibrant culture. The old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers an impressive backdrop of narrow streets, well-preserved medieval buildings and magnificent churches. Here, past and present merge, as the town retains its authentic atmosphere while offering visitors modern amenities.

For yachtsmen, Trogir is an ideal base for exploring the Dalmatian coast and surrounding islands. The well-equipped marinas, including the ACI Marina and Marina Trogir, offer plenty of opportunities for yacht charter and maritime adventure. Its proximity to stunning beaches, such as those on the island of Čiovo, and its convenient location near Split airport make Trogir particularly attractive to travellers seeking both cultural and nautical experiences.

In addition to sailing and historical attractions, Trogir offers a lively restaurant scene, where fresh seafood and Dalmatian specialities are served in cosy taverns. The town's charming and relaxed atmosphere, combined with its rich history and surrounding natural wonders, make Trogir a must for any traveller to Croatia. Whether you love history, gastronomy or the sea, Trogir will provide you with an unforgettable experience.