Croatia destination guide
Trogir is a good Croatia base if you want to set sail from dalmatia, with direct access to nearby islands and a short hop into the Adriatic.
Yachts in this base
311 yachts
Best months
May, June, July, August, September
Avg. summer temp
27C
Cruising region
Dalmatia
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Base overview
Trogir works well when you already know the kind of week you want in Croatia. It is a practical starting point for crews who prefer a smaller base, quick access to nearby anchorages, and a route that reflects the local character of Dalmatia.
Quick facts
Who this base suits
Trogir suits crews who already know which part of the coast they want to explore and prefer a smaller base to the biggest fleets.
Pricing guidance
Choose Trogir for its route first. For a sense of price, compare it with similar yachts nearby rather than a Croatia-wide average.
Arrival essentials
These notes cover skipper options, parking, and the best nearby provisioning plan before handover day.
Trogir is excellent for skippered starts because airport transfers are short and same-day arrivals are common.
ACI Marina Trogir has guarded parking off Put Cumbrijana 22, with extra town parking over the bridge if the marina is full.
ACI Trogir has a small marina market, but most crews do the main shop at Plodine or Konzum before check-in.
Why this base
311 trusted yachts are currently based in Trogir.
Ideal for crews who want to explore dalmatia rather than follow a standard Croatia route.
Best months for this base are May, June, July, August, September.
Sample route
Trogir is ideal for a compact one-week route with quick access to the islands, short passages, and a pace that suits Dalmatia.
Trogir works best when you make the most of the surrounding waters instead of following a standard Croatia itinerary. From a smaller base like this, the nearby islands are the reason to go.
Base highlights
Best months
Best conditions are usually found between May, June, July, August, September, depending on how busy you want the local marinas to feel.
From most smaller bases, the shoulder season gives the best balance of price, weather, and berth availability.
Before you depart
Base style
Choose Trogir for the waters around it rather than as a general starting point for all of Croatia.
Best for
This base works well for crews who already know they want dalmatia sailing and nearby island access.
Season note
Best conditions are usually found between May, June, July, August, September, depending on how busy you want the marinas and anchorages to feel.
Yachts in base
Yachts from established charter companies currently based here. We check current rates and availability on request.
Bavaria Cruiser 51
Trogir, Croatia
Ivolga is a 2020 Bavaria Cruiser 51 based in Trogir. She accommodates up to 12 guests across 5 cabins and 3 heads. Available bareboat or with an optional skipper.
From
€2,000
€1,400/week
+ mandatory charges
Cobra 41
Trogir, Croatia
Strizh is a 2016 Cobra 41 based in Trogir, Croatia. She accommodates up to 8 guests across 4 cabins and 2 heads. Available bareboat or with an optional skipper.
From
€700/week
+ mandatory charges
Bavaria Cruiser 46
Trogir, Croatia
Set Point is a 2016 Bavaria Cruiser 46 based in Trogir. She accommodates up to 9 guests across 4 cabins and 3 heads. Available bareboat or with an optional skipper.
From
€2,790
€1,814/week
+ mandatory charges
Questions
Trogir is a good choice when you want to explore the waters close to the base rather than cover as much of Croatia as possible.
Most one-week routes from Trogir focus on shorter island hops, nearby anchorages, and a tighter loop suited to the surrounding region.
May, June, July, August, September are usually the core months for this base, with shoulder season often giving the best balance of value and marina ease.