Hvar 5 Islands and Blue Cave Tour from Trogir and Split
Duration: 10 hours
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Trogir
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Top attractions in Trogir
From Zagreb: Transfer to Split & Plitvice Lakes Guided Tour
Duration: 12 hours
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Blue Lagoon: 3 Islands Tour
Duration: 5.5 hours
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Split, Trogir and Klis Fortress: Private Tour from Dubrovnik
Duration: 12 hours
From Trogir and Split: Private Speedboat Tour to Brac
Duration: 10 hours
From Omiš: Krka Waterfalls and Trogir Small Group Tour
Duration: 8 hours
From Zadar: Klis Fortress, Split and Trogir
Duration: 11.5 hours
Mostar and Medjugorje: Full Day from Trogir or Split
Duration: 12 hours
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Historical Tour of Salona, Klis and Trogir from Split
Duration: 8 hours
Krka National Park 8-Hour Tour from Split or Trogir
Duration: 8 hours
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From Trogir/ Split: Hvar & Pakleni Islands Private Boat Tour
Duration: 9 - 10 hours
Šolta and Blue Lagoon Private Tour
Duration: 8 hours
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7 things to do in Trogir
The charming small town of Trogir is a medieval gem of Croatia. While you stay in Trogir, you're sure to stumble across that special feeling of getting lost in time--medieval architecture rules this town and you won't be able to help getting swept up in the grandiose structures that surround you.
Trogir Historic Site
Catch a glimpse of a well-preserved medieval town when you visit historic Trogir. Restaurants and shops are framed in original architecture, and will give you a sense that you're stepping back in time.
Central Square in Trogir
Enjoy ducking into a cafe for a coffee on a narrow street before you make your way to the Central Square in Trogir. You'll find yourself surrounded with the small town bustle of Trogir as you enjoy a meal or simply people watch.
Cathedral of St. Lovro
Built in a Roman Catholic style, the Cathedral of Saint Lovro is said to be one of the most imposing buildings in Trogir. Visit the cathedral and admire the triple-naved construction.
Kamerlengo Fortress
During the summer months, the Karmerlengo Fortress comes to life and hosts concerts and a variety of performances. Check out the castle grounds before or after a show--the grounds are impressive.
Town Hall
On a stroll through the historic old town, take a second to enjoy the famous clock built into the Town Hall of Trogir.
Convent of St. Nicholas
This Benedictine Convent hosts a variety of ancient relics for your eyes to feast upon. The highlight is certainly a relief of Kairos, the Greek god of opportunity. To learn more on your visit, consider hiring a local tour guide.
Grand Cipiko Palace
Don't miss the Grand Cipiko Palace as you meander through historic Trogir. The palace architecture lends more medieval spirit to this Croatian town.
Planning Your Trogir Visit
What to eat in Trogir?
The gastronomy of Trogir is a delight. Start the day with a coffee or kava and a Croatian pastry. For lunch, visit the fish market, and see what you catch. End the day with a Croatian beer in the Central Square of Trogir.
How to Get Around Trogir?
Trogir is lovely on foot, especially if you're wandering through the historic district. There are also local buses, should you prefer to take public transport in Trogir. If you're planning a day trip, look into the trains, buses, and ferries in the area.
Good to know
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- Language
- Croatian
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- Currency
- Croatian Kuna (kn)
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- Time Zone
- UTC (+02:00)
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- Country Code
- +385
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- Best time to visit
- Year-round, the temperature in Trogir doesn't dip much further than 60 degrees. In fact, the sun shines on this city nearly 3,000 hours annually. Summertime is peak tourist season, although for good reason. Visit Trogir in the summer months to enjoy the warmest weather and the most local activity.
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What people are saying about Trogir
Enjoy a wonderful wet ride around the islands of Split
We joined the tour the day after a big storm. The seas were rough (please say yes to the jacket they offer) but with expert navigation by our skipper, Spiro, we were able to reach Donkey Island and the blue lagoon. The Blue Caves were closed because of the weather but our house, Mia, immediately offered refunds for that portion of our trip. We had a fantastic time and would definitely recommend this tour for those who seek unique adventures.
Incredible place and knowledgeable guide highly recommend
Plitvice Lakes... Wow! A really beautiful national park with emerald pools and cascading waterfalls. If you're in to nature and walking it's definitely worth a visit! Our tour guide, Egor, was hilarious making the journey from Split all the more entertaining and the bus driver Ante did a great job to get us there safely and with plenty of time to enjoy the park. It's a long day but well worth it. Thanks guys!
The guide (Igor) and the bus driver were very friendly and competent.
Igor is a wonderful guide. He knows a lot of history, was very friendly and speaks English very well. He had great tips for what you can do in Dubrovnik. I.e. he recommended a wonderful beach near to the old town. On the return he gave great tips for visiting Trogir and another places in Croatia. I enjoyed it.
Excellent day spent...highly recommended!
Karla & Ivan (hope I got their names right) were absolutely amazing, taking us to the beautiful islands near Split (Vis, Hvar and some Pakleni islands). It’s an unforgettable lifetime experience and I will always remember the slight bit of adrenaline rush on the speedboat
Excellent transfer Zagreb to Split with Plitvice Lakes guided tour.
The Zagreb to Split transfer and guided tour of Plitvice Lakes all went as scheduled. We were picked up from our hotel as arranged. Our guide Marko was excellent. The accommodation at Split was contacted and advised of our arrival.
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