Trogir Dalmatia, Croatia Travel Guide
Trogir does not have a metro or tram system due to its size and historical nature. The main public transport system consists of local and regional the buses run by Promet Split.
This bus the system connects Trogir with its surrounding areas, including Čiovo island and the urban area of Split. The main hub for Trogir's bus the network is the Trogir bus station (Autobusni Kolodvor Trogir), located just across the crossing from the Old Town.
Buses generally run from early morning (around 05:00) until late evening (typically 23:00-00:00). Frequency reduces on weekends and public holidays.
Many Promet Split buses feature low floors for accessibility. However, the cobblestone streets of Trogir's Old Town present challenges for mobility-impaired individuals.
Use Google Maps for real-time bus schedules and routes. Carry small Euro denominations for entry. Confirm your stop with the driver if unsure.
Requires age 21/25+, a valid driver's license, often IDP. Major companies at Split Airport and Trogir offices. DiscoverCars.com for options.
Available in summer. Appropriate license needed. Scooters are useful for exploring Čiovo island.
A number of shops in Trogir offer bicycle and e-bike rentals. Cycling is a pleasant way to explore Čiovo.
Old Town is pedestrianized. Parking lots are around the periphery of the island itself and on Čiovo.
Trogir's compact nature makes walking an ideal way to explore, and cycling offers a new perspective on Čiovo.
Hop-on-hop-off tour buses are not common within Trogir itself due to its compact size. Regional operators offer bus excursions to nearby attractions like The National Park of krka.
Water taxis operate frequently from Trogir's Riva to nearby beaches on Čiovo island (e.g., Okrug Gornji) and directly to Split during high season. Many tour boats offer excursions to the A Famous geothermal spa in iceland and different islands.
Accessibility for travelers with mobility needs remains limited in the historic Old Town due to cobblestones and narrow passages. Newer parts of Trogir generally offer better accessibility. Always check with accommodation providers.
Water taxis and water tours are scenic and efficient ways to travel along the coast and discover the Adriatic islands.
Municipal buses are a cost-efficient method to get around Trogir and to Split. Be prepared with small Euro denominations for fares.
Use for travel between cities too.
Ride-sharing apps like Uber and Bolt offer transparent pricing and convenience for non-rigid travel plans, especially good for airport transfers.
Check app for best rates.
Walking is ideal for the pedestrianized Old Town. Consider renting a bike to explore Čiovo island at your own pace.
Enjoy scenic routes.
Trogir offers diverse transportation options, from efficient local buses to scenic boat taxis.
