Yacht charter in Trogir City Port, Croatia

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Yacht charter in Trogir City Port

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About chartering in Trogir City Port

Yacht charter in Trogir City Port is a compact Dalmatian departure with easy access to the old waterfront, the Čiovo side of town, and short hops into the Split Channel. The port sits beside Trogir’s historic core, where charter guests can step from the quay into the old town atmosphere within minutes.

Main departure points here are the town waterfront of Trogir City Port and the nearby marina bases on Čiovo, especially ACI Marina Trogir and Marina Trogir SCT. Trogir’s position between the mainland and Čiovo makes embarkation straightforward whether you are boarding a sailing yacht, gulet, or motor yacht.

From here, a day trip can reach the islands and anchorages of the central Dalmatian coast, including Čiovo, Drvenik Veli, Drvenik Mali, Šolta, and the wider Split archipelago. Short sea legs also make it practical to combine swimming stops, island lunches, and a return to Trogir the same day.

Boats available in Trogir City Port

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77 ft (23 m) · 8 guests · 5 cabins

2022, VIVA

Trogir City Port, Croatia

From US$8,199 /day

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6 ft (2 m) · 2 guests · 1 cabin

2020, Dory

Trogir City Port, Croatia

Price on request

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45 ft (14 m) · 40 guests · 19 cabins

2011, Amorena

Trogir City Port, Croatia

From US$4,559 /day

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22 ft (7 m) · 12 guests · 6 cabins

1998, San

Trogir City Port, Croatia

From US$1,172 /day

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Boat types & prices in Trogir City Port

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Boat type	Available	From (per day)
Gulet	2	$1,157
Other	1	—
Yacht	1	$8,094

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Where do yachts depart from in Trogir City Port?

Yachts depart from the town waterfront of Trogir City Port and from nearby marina bases in and around Trogir. The most relevant local bases in the area are ACI Marina Trogir and Marina Trogir SCT, with additional charter activity in nearby Kaštela and Split.

The town port lies next to Trogir’s old center, while ACI Marina Trogir is on Čiovo and SCT Marina Trogir is a separate modern base in the town area. This gives charterers a choice between an urban quay setting and larger marina facilities.

What can I cruise to on a day trip from Trogir City Port?

A day trip from Trogir City Port can comfortably reach nearby islands and swim stops in central Dalmatia. Common short-range cruising areas from Trogir include Čiovo, Drvenik Veli, Drvenik Mali, Šolta, Brač, and, for longer days, Hvar and Vis.

These waters are suited to island-hopping rather than long passages, so charterers can plan a relaxed route with several stops. Known anchor-friendly places in the wider Trogir area include Drvenik Veli’s Solinska Bay and Krknjaši Bay, both popular for sheltered swimming.

When is the best sailing season for Trogir City Port?

The main sailing season in Trogir City Port runs from May to September. June, July, August, and early September are the strongest months for warm weather and reliable charter activity.

Late May, June, and September are especially attractive for those who want comfortable conditions and fewer crowds than peak summer. July and August are the busiest summer months and are best for guests who want the full high-season Adriatic atmosphere.

Do I need a licence to charter a boat in Croatia from Trogir?

In Croatia, a valid boating licence is required if you want to skipper a yacht yourself. If you do not have the correct licence or prefer not to sail, you can charter with a skipper.

This makes Trogir City Port suitable for both experienced sailors and mixed groups. Gulets and larger yachts are often especially convenient for groups that want a crewed charter rather than a self-drive boat.

How do I get to Trogir City Port?

The nearest airport is Split Airport, and Trogir is only a short transfer away from it. The drive is roughly 10 to 15 minutes under normal traffic, which makes Trogir one of the easiest charter bases in central Dalmatia to reach.

That close airport connection is one reason charter guests often choose Trogir for quick embarkation. The port is also well placed for road access from Split and the wider Dalmatian coast.

Trogir City Port yacht charter — FAQ

What kind of charter is Trogir City Port best for?

Trogir City Port is well suited to short island-hopping charters in central Dalmatia. Its position near Čiovo and the Split Channel makes it practical for day cruises and week-long itineraries alike.

Which nearby destinations are easiest to reach from Trogir City Port?

The easiest nearby cruising targets are Čiovo, Drvenik Veli, Drvenik Mali, and Šolta. Longer day routes can also reach Brač, Hvar, and Vis depending on boat type and sea conditions.

What is the sailing weather window in Trogir?

The most reliable charter months are May through September. Late spring and September usually offer the most comfortable balance of warm weather and lighter crowds.

Do I need a skipper for a yacht charter in Croatia?

If you have the correct Croatian-accepted boating licence, you can skipper some boats yourself. If not, or if you prefer a relaxed holiday, a skippered charter is the easiest option.

Is Trogir City Port suitable for families and groups?

Yes, it works well for both families and groups because the sailing distances to nearby islands are short. Gulets and larger yachts are especially convenient for group travel and crewed charters.

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