
Croatia · Central Dalmatia
Yacht charter Trogir
UNESCO old town, 10 min from the airport
Sailing from Trogir
Trogir is ten minutes from Split airport and a UNESCO old town you can walk to from the pontoon. It is the practical alternative to Split for Saturday turnarounds when flights land late.
Getting to Trogir
Split airport (SPU) is a ten-minute taxi from all three Trogir marinas — the shortest airport-to-pontoon transfer in Croatia and the reason most late-arriving Scandinavian crews start here.
Wind, sea and season
Departures run through the Trogir channel and past Čiovo into the Šolta channel, where the maestral picks up by midday. The channel bridge opening times matter if you are berthed inside the old town; the marinas outside have no such restriction.
A week under sail from Trogir
Sat
Late check-in at SCT or ACI Trogir, dinner in the old town, sleep in the marina.
Sun
Maslinica on Šolta — a two-hour first leg for a rested crew.
Mon
Milna or Bobovišća on Brač, then round to Lučice.
Tue
Across to the Pakleni islands and Hvar town.
Wed
Vis: Komiža, and the Blue Cave the next morning.
Thu
Stari Grad on the sheltered north side of Hvar.
Fri
Šolta or Drvenik Veli, an hour from the handover.
Yachts in Croatia
We do not currently list a boat in Trogir online — send your dates and we will source from our partner fleets there.
Trogir yacht charter — frequently asked questions
- Why start a charter in Trogir instead of Split?
- The airport transfer is ten minutes rather than thirty, the marinas are calmer on turnaround day, and you can walk into a UNESCO old town for dinner. The sailing week itself is identical.
- Can we board the yacht on Friday night?
- Most fleets offer early boarding from around 18:00 on Friday for an extra night's fee, subject to the boat being back and cleaned. It is worth asking for when your flight lands late.
- Is parking available if we drive from Sweden or Germany?
- All three Trogir marinas have guarded parking, charged per day, and it should be reserved with the boat rather than on arrival in high season.