Trogir Croatia · Local guide
Where to eat in Trogir
From old-town terraces to relaxed neighbourhood tables, these places make a wonderful starting point for a memorable evening in Trogir.
Alka
A polished old-town table with a traditional Dalmatian approach.
Dalmatian · €€€ · Old Town
Franka
A considered, contemporary spot for an easy dinner in town.
Modern Croatian · €€ · Centre
Bocel
A relaxed option when you want simple food and local rhythm.
Mediterranean · €€ · Old Town
Pizzeria Quattro Sorelle
An informal, friendly choice for a relaxed meal with friends.
Pizza · € · Centre
Sushi Bar Amfora
A different pace for an evening when you feel like something fresh.
Japanese · €€ · Old Town
Karmelengo
A relaxed waterfront choice for unhurried lunch or a sunset drink.
Mediterranean · €€ · Waterfront
Things to do in Trogir
Quad Adventure
Explore the rugged landscapes around Trogir on an exciting off-road quad adventure through nature.
Diving Center
Discover the Adriatic beneath the surface with guided dives, snorkeling trips and PADI courses.
Rent a Boat
Rent your own boat and explore hidden bays, crystal-clear waters and nearby islands at your own pace.
Blue Cave Tour
Visit the famous Blue Cave and discover Croatia's most breathtaking islands on a full-day boat excursion.
Three Island Tour
Cruise between three beautiful islands, enjoy swimming stops and experience the best of Dalmatia by sea.
More ways to explore
Discover unforgettable adventures, from boat trips and diving to quad tours and Croatia's natural wonders.
Day trips from Trogir
Split, Kaštela, Primošten, Šibenik and Zadar all reward a day beyond the old town. Each is within reach by car, with driving times that vary according to traffic and season.
Split
A layered coastal city for palace streets, galleries and evening energy. Approx. 40 minutes by car.
Kaštela
Seven coastal villages with waterside walks and a quieter local rhythm. Approx. 25 minutes by car.
Primošten
A photogenic peninsula with beach time and coastal views. Approx. 50 minutes by car.
Šibenik
Stone lanes, a striking cathedral and access to the Krka region. Approx. 1 hour by car.
Zadar
An atmospheric Adriatic city for sea-facing sunsets and a longer coastal day out. Approx. 1 hour 45 minutes by car.
Visit Trogir
Trogir is an easy, characterful base for Dalmatia: historic enough to linger in, compact enough to enjoy at your own pace, and central for further exploration.
UNESCO World Heritage Old Town
Easy access to Split Airport
Ferry connections and nearby beaches
Excellent restaurants and cafés
Central location for day trips across Dalmatia
Where to stay in Trogir
After a day exploring Trogir and the Dalmatian coast, relax in our elegant rooms located just steps from the historic center. Enjoy modern comfort with timeless Mediterranean charm.
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