Trogir

Trogir, a tiny islet city on Croatia’s Dalmatian seacoast with an impressive history and well- preserved armature was celebrated by Paul the Deacon of Venice as a “city half Greek and half Latin.” Linked to the mainland by islands, Trogir Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage lister that provide a labyrinth of winding cobbled streets, colossal portals and Romanesque-Gothic edifices to whisk visitors back in time. The city´s shore is lined with charming cafes and boutique shops, providing an excellent place to sit and relax whilst gazing upon the marina which heaves in windjammers one after the other. Trogir is so close to Split and the rest of the Dalmatians islands that you can use it as a base for hopping to islets up and down Croatia’s gorgeous coast. But Trogir, is much more than an architectural beauty; it is that quiet and authentic vibe, lane ways with touts of original offers and the cooking tradition that gets served in family- run tavernas. Whether you’re meandering through history or sailing the soothing Adriatic, Trogir is a whirl and a clash of artistic perceptions & drinks that takes them in its own direction like we would head out to grab ours after visiting their shiny stones.They share an edge (photo here) as well but prefer us in the deep waters, where they’re as charming as any garden hug.It’s on every diary list for discovering Croatia through its glitzy gulet highlights.

Trogir Yacht Charter – Luxury Sailing Holidays in Croatia

Trogir’s UNESCO‑listed old town sits on a tiny island, a masterpiece of Venetian architecture and a dream gateway for Dalmatian sailing.

Why Choose Trogir for Your Yacht Charter

Close to Split airport yet quieter, Trogir offers quick access to Hvar, Brač, and Šolta. Marinas are well‑equipped, and provisioning is easy.

Top Places to Visit Around Trogir

• Blue Lagoon (Krknjaši): Brilliant waters perfect for swimming.
• Brač (Milna/Bol): Scenic harbors and Zlatni Rat beach.
• Hvar: Chic nightlife and heritage sites.
• Šolta: Sheltered bays and fishing villages.
• Čiovo Island: Nearby beaches for first‑day swims.

Things to Do on a Trogir Gulet Charter

Water sports thrive—snorkeling, SUP, kayaking, and diving. Ashore, climb bell towers, stroll marble streets, and enjoy seafood at waterfront konobas.

Luxury Yachts and Gulets

Fleet options range from luxury gulets and motor yachts to family‑friendly catamarans and monohulls, with crews planning bespoke routes.

Plan Your Blue Cruise

Typical itineraries loop through Hvar, Brač, and Vis, with gentle summer maestral winds and many safe anchorages.

Trogir is an elegant, convenient base for classic Dalmatian island‑hopping.