The good news first: the airport is almost on Trogir's doorstep. Here's every way to cover the last few kilometres — by price, comfort and how far ahead to book.
Just a few km — Trogir is closer to the airport than Split itself.
5–10 minutes by car or taxi; a little longer by local bus.
Split Airport (SPU), at Kaštela, between Split and Trogir.
Four ways to make the short hop — from cheapest to most convenient. More arrival tips on our practical info page.
A driver meets you at arrivals with your name and takes you straight to your hotel — no queue, no haggling, ideal with luggage, children or a late flight. Book ahead so it's waiting when you land.
Best if you want to reach the Čiovo coves, drive the coast road or self-drive a day trip. Often cheaper than expected outside peak season — compare providers in one search and collect right at SPU. See our Split Airport car rental guide.
Taxis wait outside the terminal and reach Trogir in 5–10 minutes. Fine if you'd rather not pre-book; agree the fare or confirm the meter before setting off.
The Split–Trogir bus (line 37) runs frequently and stops near the airport. The budget choice if you're travelling light; allow extra time and have small change or a ticket ready.
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With the airport minutes away, you can be checked in fast. Pick a base in or beside the old town — see our best hotels in Trogir guide. Unsure which town? See Trogir or Split.
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Buses thin out at night and taxi queues build after big arrivals. A pre-booked transfer waiting at the door removes the stress.
If you're hiring a car, confirm parking or choose a base on Čiovo or the mainland — no cars enter the historic island.
Croatia uses the euro. Cards are widely accepted, but keep cash for the bus, parking machines and small fares.
A summer catamaran links Split and Trogir harbours. For day trips by boat, see our day trips guide.
Split Airport (SPU) is only a few kilometres from Trogir — about a 5 to 10 minute drive. It is actually closer to Trogir than to the city of Split, which is roughly 25 km away.
The cheapest option is the local bus (line 37) between Split and Trogir, which stops near the airport, from around £3. A shared shuttle is the next step up, while a private transfer is the most convenient.
Yes, taxis wait outside arrivals and the ride to Trogir takes 5 to 10 minutes. A pre-booked private transfer is usually a similar price with a fixed fare and a driver waiting with your name, so there is no queue or haggling.
If you plan to explore Čiovo, the coast road or self-drive a day trip, a hire car collected at the airport is worth it and often cheaper than expected outside peak season. For old-town-only stays you do not need one, as the centre is car-free.
Lock in a hire car or transfer for landing day, pick a base near the old town, and your Trogir trip starts the moment you step off the plane.