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The Best Things to Do in Trogir
A tiny island of stone with the sea on every side — here's everything worth your time in Trogir, from the UNESCO old town to the coves on Čiovo and the day trips beyond.
A tiny island of stone with the sea on every side — here's everything worth your time in Trogir, from the UNESCO old town to the coves on Čiovo and the day trips beyond.
Cathedral, fortress, the main square and the evening Riva — all on foot.
Pebble beaches, hidden Čiovo coves and boat trips to the Blue Lagoon.
Krka, Hvar, Plitvice and Split — all an easy day trip from Trogir.
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The Cathedral of St Lawrence, Kamerlengo Fortress, the main square and the town gates — a UNESCO site you can cross in minutes.
Lively Okrug, family-friendly Medena, natural Pantan and the quiet Čiovo coves — clear water, mostly pebble.
The Blue Lagoon, Šolta and the five-islands route — the clearest swimming is offshore.
Grilled daily catch, peka and black risotto in the konobas one street back from the square.
Not sure what fits your time, transport or travel group? Use the Trogir Day Planner for three honest suggestions.
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Swim near the falls in a forest setting — the easiest big day trip. See our Krka guide.
Turquoise shallows and snorkelling off Šolta — the clearest water around Trogir.
Croatia's most upmarket island plus the glowing Blue Cave on Biševo.
Diocletian's Palace and the lanes of Split, just 20 minutes away.
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The whole island is the attraction. Wander the stone lanes between the cathedral, the gates and the waterfront — it costs nothing and it's best early or late.
The waterfront promenade fills with locals in the evening passeggiata. Grab an ice cream and join in — see our sights guide.
The Čiovo coves are quietest first thing. A morning swim in clear water is the most Trogir way to start the day.
Fruit, cheese and olive oil by the bridge — perfect for a beach picnic and a glimpse of everyday Trogir.
Base yourself in or beside the old town and you'll have all of this on your doorstep. See our best places to stay in Trogir guide.
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Wander the UNESCO old town, stand on the main square framed by the Loggia and Cipiko Palace, walk the Riva promenade at sunset, and swim from the public beaches on Čiovo. The old town itself costs nothing to explore.
Visit the Cathedral of St Lawrence and climb the bell tower, see the Kairos relief in the St Nicholas monastery, linger over a long lunch in a konoba, or take the short trip to Split's covered markets and Diocletian's Palace.
Trogir is smaller and prettier with a calmer pace, while Split has more nightlife, museums and transport links. Many visitors stay in Trogir for the atmosphere and treat Split as an easy half-day trip 20 minutes away.
Pick a base near the old town, line up a day trip or boat tour, and you've got Trogir covered.
Hi, I'm Ante. My family has been connected to Trogir for many years and we've spent countless summers here. This guide shares the places we genuinely recommend, along with honest advice on what is—and isn't—worth your time.
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