5-star hotels in Trogir

Trogir has been settled since Greek and Roman times and still carries Venetian influence in its streets. The historic core sits on a small island, and life there revolves around a waterfront promenade lined with boats and cafes. Visitors can walk the old town, climb the cathedral's bell tower for views, or head over the bridge to the beaches on Čiovo. It is also a popular day trip from Split, about 30 kilometers away, so the town mixes heritage with coastal leisure.

The hotels on this list are spread across the town and its surroundings. Several addresses sit close to the centre, among them Šubićeva Ulica, Ulica Kralja Tomislava, Ulica Gospe Kraj Mora and Put Sv. Ante, all within roughly a kilometer of the middle. Others lie further out, on Put Gradine, Put Matice Hrvatske, Planikovica and Ulica Hrvatskih Žrtava, or on Čiovo at Okrug Gornji and Okrug Donji. That range suits different kinds of stay: couples who want the old town on foot, families who want pools and beaches, and groups booking a whole villa.

Getting there and around

Trogir is about 30 kilometers west of Split, which has the nearest international airport. From Split Airport it is a short drive or taxi ride into town. Buses connect Split and Trogir frequently, with a journey of around 30 minutes. By car, Trogir is reached via the Adriatic Highway (D8) and the A1 motorway. Once there, the old town is best explored on foot, as it is car-free. Local buses and taxis cover nearby areas such as Čiovo, and boats and ferries link Trogir to nearby islands.

When to go

Spring, from April to June, and autumn, from September to October, are the best seasons: the weather is mild and the town is less crowded. Summer in July and August is the busiest and hottest, with temperatures often above 30°C. Winter is quiet, with some attractions on reduced hours. Rainfall is fairly evenly spread, though autumn can be wetter. For swimming, the sea is warmest from June to September.