Trogir travel guide

Trogir is an easy destination to plan yourself: hotels, flights, car rental and activities in one place, no juggling ten different sites. Trogir works well as a base for day trips to nearby towns and scenic routes. The nearest airport is in a neighbouring city, and a rental car is the easiest way to cover the rest. There are currently around 20 places to stay listed in and around Trogir, covering a range of budgets. The catalogue includes 8 vetted activities and tours with real guest ratings. 6 routes to nearby towns are mapped out from Trogir, handy if you're planning side trips beyond the city itself.

Accommodation in Trogir starts at around €132 per night, with a typical rate near €162 across roughly 20 nearby options — handy for budgeting your trip.

Well-reviewed hotels: Hotel Bellevue Trogir, 4-star, guest rating 9.7 from 3054 reviews, from €142 per night; Hotel Monika, 4-star, guest rating 9.4 from 487 reviews, from €208 per night; Hotel Brown Beach House & Spa, 4-star, guest rating 9.4 from 1968 reviews, from €331 per night; Hotel Štacija, 3-star, guest rating 9.2 from 1364 reviews, from €184 per night; Benjamin Hotel, 3-star, guest rating 9.1 from 405 reviews, from €176 per night.

Day trips & routes: Okrug Gornji — about 4 km, 11m drive; Kastel Stafilic — about 8 km, 12m drive; Kastel Novi — about 9 km, 15m drive; Kastel Luksic — about 12 km, 15m drive; Kastel Sucurac — about 17 km, 20m drive; Split — about 29 km, 38m drive. Fastest option is Okrug Gornji: 11m by car.

Trogir: what to know

Things to see: "Tour Electric Bike Ride Through the Krka National Park", rated 5 from 47 reviews, from €170; "Private Boat tour to the Blue Lagoon & Solta - Swim, Snorkel, Tan and Relax!", rated 5 from 42 reviews, from €750; "Half-Day Private Blue Lagoon Island Tour in Croatia", rated 5 from 41 reviews, from €790; "Trogir Highlights Walking Tour", rated 5 from 33 reviews, from €17; "Jet Ski Safari - PREMIUM", rated 5 from 31 reviews, from €380.

Trogir has no direct airport — most travellers fly into the nearest airport city and continue by rental car or transfer. Getting around the city and out to the 6 nearby destinations listed above is easiest by car — intercity public transport tends to be slower and less frequent. The median nightly rate in Trogir is around €162, useful for comparing overall trip cost against nearby cities.

To rent a car in Trogir you usually need a passport, a driving licence and a bank card for the deposit hold. With 20 places to stay nearby, it's worth comparing a base near the rental desk against one closer to the sights. Given 6 routes worth driving from here, check the mileage and one-way drop-off terms before you book. When touring Croatia, plan stops in advance: fuel stations and car parks in smaller towns are not always open around the clock.

What to see in Trogir in 7 days

A ready week, day by day: highly rated places, lunches, tours and trips out of town. Ratings and opening hours come from Tripadvisor, distances are real driving distances.

day1

Getting to know Trogir

An unhurried first day: the centre on foot, one landmark and a quiet dinner near where you're staying. Don't plan anything far — after travelling, getting your bearings matters more.

All day
A free day — the market, the waterfront, the next neighbourhood over.

Hotel check-in is usually from 2pm — if you arrive earlier, most places will store your luggage.

day2

The main sights

The fullest day: two or three key places back to back. Start early — queues build by midday at the popular ones, and the light is better for photographs after lunch.

All day
A free day — the market, the waterfront, the next neighbourhood over.

Up to 33 °C in the days ahead — do the walking in the morning and spend midday indoors.

day3

Museums, history and local food

A day for what needs time and attention: museums, historic quarters, and lunch somewhere locals actually go.

Afternoon
Tour Electric Bike Ride Through the Krka National Park
5.0· 47from €170
Tour Electric Bike Ride Through the Krka National Park — rated 5 from 47 reviews.

Many museums close on a Monday or Tuesday — check the opening hours before you set out.

day4

A day out of town

Get beyond the city: the nearby towns and countryside are usually what stays with you. A rental car is the practical way — public transport on these routes is slow and infrequent.

All day
Okrug Gornji
Okrug Gornji is 4 km from Trogir, about 11m by car. Leave in the morning so you're back before dark.

Book the car ahead: in season there is little left and the counter price is higher.

Rent a car in Trogir

day5

Walking and what you missed

A free day. Go back to wherever you wanted to linger, and add one or two places from the list you haven't reached.

Afternoon
Private Boat tour to the Blue Lagoon & Solta - Swim, Snorkel, Tan and Relax!
5.0· 42from €750
Private Boat tour to the Blue Lagoon & Solta - Swim, Snorkel, Tan and Relax! — rated 5 from 42 reviews.

Carry some cash for markets and small cafés — cards are not taken everywhere.

day6

A tour, or a second trip out

A good day for a guided tour: a guide tells you what the signs don't, and takes the driving off your hands.

All day
Kastel Stafilic
Kastel Stafilic is 8 km from Trogir, about 12m by car. Leave in the morning so you're back before dark.

Book the car ahead: in season there is little left and the counter price is higher.

Rent a car in Trogir

day7

Last day and departure

A calm finish: a favourite spot once more, some shopping, a late lunch. Leave yourself room before the airport.

Afternoon
Half-Day Private Blue Lagoon Island Tour in Croatia
5.0· 41from €790
Half-Day Private Blue Lagoon Island Tour in Croatia — rated 5 from 41 reviews.

Allow twice what the map says for the airport run — it is never the quiet hour when you need it.

What to see and where to eat

What to see and where to eat in Trogir

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Top attractions

Restaurants and cafés

What travellers say about places in Trogir

Source — Tripadvisor

5 Detoni CharterFamily

Croatia 2026

We rented a 39ft boat for a family and friends holiday in July. Mr Toni was really helpful assisting with all the needed. He was thoughtful and advising us to shelter as a storm was forecasted. We will definitely contact them for future adventures.

cristinaliviam2026-08-07on Tripadvisor

4 Konoba SkrapaFamily

A great find!

We chanced upon this restaurant as we we wandered around Trogir and what a find. The waiters (especially Zvone) were friendly and attentive, we ordered the fish pate and bread to share to start and it was a great start to our meal.. the baked bread was so soft and the pate delicious. For main we had a mixture of pasta…

joshrH7967GA2026-08-06on Tripadvisor

1 Restaurant Bar DionisFamily

raw food and poor service

ordered two rare steaks, steak number 1 was completely raw - blue perhaps? we returned this to the kitchen as this is not what we asked for - when it returned it was cooked around the edge but the middle was still completely raw - not rare not medium not well done, RAW. Our second steak was rock solid covered in fat an…

G8200EFheidit2026-08-06on Tripadvisor

1 Restaurant KamerlengoFamily

Wors experience ever ever ever!!!

Manager (owner’s son) he treat us very badly, we asked to leave and he was super rude and gross asking us to pay the food we habe not received… unbelievable. He treated us like garbage and the he asked to pay the chek in full without eating anything… never go to this place, never!!!!

Freedom569852026-08-06on Tripadvisor