Dalmatia, Croatia
Limited traditional hostels; some guesthouses feature dorm beds for budget-conscious travelers. Explore options on Hostelworld.
Boutique hotels within the Old Town, or larger resort-style hotels on Čiovo island or the mainland. Find various stays on Booking.com or IHG Hotels.
Common and popular, often family-run. Private rooms or full apartments with kitchen facilities. A local experience for longer stays or families. Browse options on Agoda.
Available, notably on Čiovo island or surrounding coastal areas. Private pools, multiple bedrooms, and high-end amenities. Privacy and comfort for groups. Discover villas on Vrbo.
Traditional Dalmatian stone houses within the Old Town renovated into charming guesthouses or apartments.
Widely available. Kitchens, more living space, and flexibility. Ideal for longer stays, families, or groups preferring self-catering. Consider Booking.com and Vrbo.
Many guesthouses are family-run. This setup presents personal interaction with local hosts. Also explore TrustedHousesitters for unique stays.
Campsites are outside the city, on Čiovo island or towards Split. Pitches for tents and RVs, mobile homes or bungalows for rent.
Each area is a distinct character, advantages, and considerations.
Residential, modern, close to amenities. Easier parking, quieter, better value. Less historic charm, short walk to Old Town. Price: €70-€200
Beach-focused, relaxed, family-friendly. Beach access, pools, more space, good value. Transport to Old Town needed, roads experience congestion. Price: €60-€250+
During July and August, Trogir is very popular. Early booking is highly advisable to secure your preferred accommodation type and location.
True hostel options are sparse. If you need a dorm-style bed, check options well in advance, as they book quickly.
From November to March, many seasonal apartments and guesthouses close. Check directly with properties or filter searches on booking sites for availability.
Here are some suggested accommodations for different categories:
Options for cost-conscious travelers.
Balance of quality, comfort, and value.
Upscale amenities and experiences.
Properties steeped in Trogir's heritage.
Often ideal for families. Multiple bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens. Access to shared or private pools. More space and flexibility.
Look for properties here. Family-friendly beaches and activities are present.
For maximum privacy and enjoyment for families, especially those with children.
Kitchen facilities in apartments assist with family meal planning and budget.
Small guesthouses or private rooms within hostels in the Old Town. Easy access to attractions. Opportunities to meet other travelers. Communal areas or nearby cafes are good for social interaction.
Apartments and private villas. Better value and amenities for stays over a week. Many owners give discounts for extended bookings. Self-catering is present, with a more integrated local experience.
Self-catering facilities within apartments greatly assist with budget management for longer durations. Local markets are for fresh ingredients.
Old Town can be lively with restaurants and bars, especially in summer. For quiet, consider mainland Trogir or less central Čiovo locations.
Old Town is pedestrian-only. Parking is outside, paid. Mainland Trogir parking is easier.
Peak season (June-August) sees high demand and limited availability. Early booking is strongly advised for best choices.
Prices significantly increase in high season. Shoulder seasons (spring/autumn) present a good balance of weather and cost efficiency.
Family-run guesthouses and apartment rentals provide a genuine interaction with local hosts and Dalmatian life.
