Trogir

The medieval-walled town of Trogir, Croatia, sits on a tiny island, joined to the mainland by a footbridge. Trogir was settled by the Ancient Greeks some 2300 years ago. After that, during the Middle Ages, it became an important cultural center known for its artists, sculptors, and stonemasons.

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Trogir, Croatia Riva on a Croatia yacht charter.

More than 3,000 years old, Trogir is the sailing capital of the Adriatic. The surrounding islands are home to numerous coves and inlets, making them perfect for yacht charters in central Dalmatia. Below is a brief guide to the best yacht charter stops around Trogir, Croatia.

As a result of its beautifully preserved historic architecture, today, Trogir’s Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In short, the pedestrian-only Old Town is a joy to explore on foot. Above all, the 13th-century Cathedral and the 15th-century Venetian loggia are both on the stone-paved main square. Situated in Central Dalmatia, Trogir is just 15.5 miles west of Split, making for an easy stop on any yacht charter itinerary.

When to Visit Trogir Croatia

To see this town minus the crowds, it is best to visit in June or September. Although the yachting season is officially from April to November, you may want to avoid the high season in July and August.

Trogir | Things to see and do

  • Most importantly, begin in the main square. See Trogir Cathedral, with its magnificent Romanesque portal carved by Master Radovan and the elegant Gothic bell tower.
  • Next, explore Trogir’s cobbled alleys, packed with restaurants and gift shops.
  • Stroll along the palm-lined seafront promenade, overlooked by cafes, restaurants, and ice cream parlors
  • Finally, attend an evening concert inside Kamerlengo Fortress, built by the Venetians around 1420.
  • Trogir Loggia
  • Cipiko Palace (great place to take photos)
  • Kamanlargo Fortress
  • Nearby Lavender fields in Ciovo

Best Yacht Charter Stops

This charming town has a lot to offer. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Open-Air museum. Moreover, it is in the center of Croatia’s coast so that you can cruise in all directions and toward one of the 1244 Croatian islands. This is the perfect place to start if you are thinking of chartering a yacht in Croatia.  

National Parks in Central Dalmatia

  • Šibenik-Knin County, National Park Kornati Islands. This is a region known for its cultural heritage as well as its impressive natural beauty. The country’s first national park was founded here in 1949. It has miles of islands with crystal-clear waters that are great for diving and snorkeling.
  • Park Suma Marjan National Park and Biokovo Nature Park. Great choices to see stunning Croatian landscapes and picturesque views close to Trogir.

Foods to Try

Sample some of the flavorful local foods. Besides local seafood, cheeses, and wines, try:

  • Black Risotto: The dark color of this seafood dish comes from squid ink. It usually also contains shellfish such as clams and mussels.
  • Čobanac: A meat stew with lamb, veal, and pork.
  • Manestra: Savory bean soup similar to Italian minestrone.
  • Kremsnita: Delicious vanilla cream cake with puff pastry.

Marinas

ACI Marina Trogir. Trogir marina lies opposite the historic center of Trogir, at the northern end of Ciovo. It is just 3 miles from Split airport, making it an ideal Croatia Yacht Charter starting point.

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