Trogir

For the best experience, we recommend staying in Trogir Old Town. The castle marker on the map below is the main square of the Old Town and the center of activity. 

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The best weather is a personal preference. We find the best weather for exploring a city is around 55° F and sunny. However, this is not ideal weather for the beach or boating activities. The weather in Trogir during the summer can be very hot, but sunbathing, swimming in the Adriatic Sea, and boating are the most popular activities.

Below is a chart showing each month’s average high and low temperatures so you can decide what is best for you.

The time of the year with good weather and fewer crowds is often referred to as the shoulder season. The shoulder season in Trogir is April, May, September, and October. For many, this is the best time of the year to visit.

Trogir is less popular with tourists than Dubrovnik or Rovinj. So, you will find fewer crowds in the shoulder season than in the summer, but the summer is not that bad either.

We spent a month in Trogir in December. The weather was cold and rainy on some days but lovely and sunny on others. It is somewhat hit-and-miss during the winter. In general, it’s a relatively windy destination. This explains the many sailboats in the marina.

January and February are good months to visit Trogir for the best value and no crowds. The weather could be sunny and perfect for exploring. But it could also be cold and rainy. So, you should prepare for winter weather and pack accordingly.

Yes, Trogir is worth visiting. If you enjoy Old Towns, you will have a wonderful time in Trogir. We explored this question in depth in our article “Is Trogir, Croatia Worth Visiting?”

Trogir is cheaper than more popular tourist destinations like Dubrovnik and Rovinj. However, the cost ultimately depends on the level of luxury required. We prepared a Budget for a Month in Trogir that analyzes all the necessary expenses.

Trogir is famous for its sailing, seafood, and architecture.

Yes, Trogir is on a small island in the Adriatic Sea. It is connected to the mainland and the nearby Island of Ciovo by bridges.

Okrug Gornji Beach is the most popular beach on the Trogir riviera. It is 3 miles from Trogir on the south side of the Island of Ciovo to Okrug Gornji. It is a long gravel beach often called “Trogir Copacabana” because of its popularity.

Yes, Trogir is pretty. It has views of the mountains, a beautiful sea view, and unique historic buildings.

You will only need a few hours to walk the Old Town of Trogir, see all the famous sites, and eat some seafood with a glass of white wine on the Riva or in the Main Square. For a list of the best things to see and a suggested walking tour, check out our article “19 Best Things to See in Trogir, Croatia.”

Trogir is located on a small island connected to the mainland by bridges in Split-Dalmatia County on the central Adriatic coast of Croatia.

If you fly into Split Airport, you can get to the historic city center by taxi or bus. If you can walk to your accommodation from the bus station with your luggage, I recommend taking the bus. There is a bus stop at the airport, and it is a short 10 min ride to the Trogir Bus Station.

If you need door-to-door service, then a taxi from the airport to the front door of your hotel is best. To schedule a taxi or private transfer in advance, we recommend GetTransfer.