Trogir | Start Your Sailing Holidays Here

This tiny, old Croatian town is squeezed onto a little island that is 500m long and 250m wide; located between the mainland and Čiovo island. Trogir is full of history and the whole island is a UNESCO World heritage site. There is a maze of winding streets to explore as well as a wide seafront promenade (riva), best enjoyed in the early morning just as everything starts to stir and before the crowds begin to mount. That said, there is something magical about the light during the ‘golden hour’ as the sun hangs low and the buildings glow against the intensely blue sky.

At night, the riva is alive with tourists and luxury yachts moored in the town’s port. There are lots of restaurants and bars on the promenade and in the squares inside the old town but if you want to try something authentic you need to go further afield.

Split airport is just 10 km away and you can get there by taxi or local bus, if you are staying in marina Seget Donji (Baotić) you can take the water taxi directly from the marina to the promenade.

Quick Facts

General

Location: Croatia, Europe
Language: Croatian
Population: 13.200
Time zone:
Winter – UTC+1
Summer – UTC+2
Currency: Croatian Kuna (HRK)
1 EUR = 7,5 HRK
1 USD = 5,9 HRK
Phone n. in case of Emergency: 112

Sites

The Kamerlengo Castle (UNESCO’s World Heritage Site)
Cathedral of St. Lawrence (the town’s centerpiece)
Romanesque portal (monumental, made by Master Radovan)
Renaissance city gate (the main entrance to the town)
Sculptures of Adam and Eve
Relief of “Justice” (outside the cathedral)

Attractions

Cipiko Palace (home of the Cipiko family)
The City Gates / Land Gate
The Clock Tower and City Loggia
The Church of St. Peter
St. Dominic Monastery
The Benedictine Monastery of St. Nicholas
The riva promenade and harbor

Travel info

Split airport (3 km from Trogir)
Sailing yacht/Catamaran (moor your boat in SCT Trogir or Marina Seget Donji – Marina Baotić)
Ferry/boat (Bura line will drop you on town’s promenade)
Bus (Trogir’s bus station)
Car (3hrs from Zagreb, pay toll cca. 20-25€)

Start your Sailing Holidays in Trogir

Marina SCT Trogir

SCT Trogir is one of many base marinas in the area perfectly located for exploring routes around the islands of Šolta, Brač, Hvar, Vis, Šćedro and Korčula. The marina is located a few minutes walk from the old town of Trogir, across the bridge on the island of Čiovo. As the marina is so close to the old town, it is worth checking if there are any events or festivals on the nights you plan to be moored here as it means there will be even more tourists in town and the noise levels can get quite high.

Since the opening of a second bridge crossing between the mainland and Čiovo, traffic has improved significantly and the journey time to Split airport, which is just 3km away has reduced dramatically. After landing at Split Airport, find yourself a taxi or UBER (cheaper option) and ask them to take you to the marina SCT Trogir. For those who travel by car, there is a small car park in the marina (cost around 10€/day), or there are slightly cheaper alternatives 250m out of a town.

Marina info:

Address: Put brodograditelja 16, 21220 Trogir, Croatia
VHF Channel: 17
Tel: +385 (0)21 883-303
Fax: +385 (0)21 883-406
256 berths
Email: sct@sct.hr
Website: Marina SCT Trogir

Marina Seget Donji (Marina Baotić)

No yacht available in SCT Trogir? Do not worry, you can also start your sailing holidays in marina Seget Donji (Marina Baotić) which is 5 min away from the town.

If you travel by plane, find yourself a taxi or UBER (cheaper option) and ask them to take you to marina Seget Donji. For those who travel by car, there is parking in the marina (cost around 10€/day) or you can leave your car in a parking place in front of the entrance to the marina parking, for half of the price.