Hotels in Trogir

The old town is small and delightful. But it does not take long to explore the highlights. Its a wonderful place to stroll and relax - the waterfront surrounding the town and on both other shores, the markets and the hills beyond. Even on the backstreets of the "new town" there is always something or someone worth seeing. We climbed the cathedral's Belltower which doesn't appear to be well used in winter, but offers great views. Easy access (30 minutes by car) to the Roman ruins at Salona and to the lively Split waterfront and the incomparable Diocletian's palace.

it was my second visit paid to Trogir. It is tiny and lovely ancient town, which can offer much to tourists nowadays . As for me it is more pleasant in comparison to Split. There are different beaches nearby . Rented car will increase the flexibility. But bus and boats can also serve well. There is a beach in Trogir , but not the best in the area.

Worth to visit and explore all the narrow streets! The old town is beautiful. Especially I recommend visit one of the local restaurant - Konoba Štorija. They allow you to feel the Trogir's magic. Good place to start your journey in Croatia - you can buy a lot of nice boat trips there.

Trogir is a beautiful place to visit. You can just wander around admiring the beautiful old town and wander down its little streets, turning and finding new streets to explore around every corner. Sit back and relax at one of the water front restaurants and watch the world go by.

Charming picturesque old town surrounded by pretty waterfronts with numerous bars ,restaurants, and small boutique style shops. The narrow little ally ways in the old town are great for exploring. The restaurants have quite a range of meals especially fish, meat, and Italian cuisine; the portions are generous and the prices very reasonable. The staff who served us were friendly and welcoming (as were all the locals). We enjoyed all the meals we had. No beaches in Trogir old town itself but you are not too far away and for a modest charge they are most easily accessed by water taxis, which run frequently from just outside the old castle. Don't make the same mistake as us and try walking to the beaches as the roads are busy and there are no pavements - you have been warned! Finally we spent four days in Trogir which was just about the right time for us - would suggest combining a stay here with maybe a stay in Split.

When on holiday we as a family enjoy eating out locally. Trogir has some of the most exciting dining we have ever enjoyed and the range of cuisine is huge. There are plentiful nice bars (peaceful and buzzing) and wonderful port area where the super-rich moor their yachts for the night. Trogir is steeped in history and is very well priced given the high level of quality