Trogir is the most convenient charter base in Croatia and one of the least talked about, because most of its boats are sold under the word Split. The old town sits on an island between the mainland and Ciovo, the marinas are on both sides of it, and Split airport is about fifteen minutes away by road. For a group landing on a Saturday with a late handover, that quarter hour is the whole argument.
What you are actually booking
The Trogir fleets lie at the marinas on Ciovo and on the Trogir side, and at Seget just west. Croatia Yachting's Split region boats sit at Yachtclub Seget in Marina Baotic at Seget Donji. The fleets are large, mixed, and shared between the international operators and the Croatian agencies, which means the same boat can appear at two prices under two brands. Ask which marina a quote refers to rather than assuming the city.
What a Trogir week costs
Croatia Yachting prices per boat rather than per brochure at this base, and a four cabin Bali Catspace read from 1.376 while a four cabin Lagoon 42 read from 1.776. Those are catamaran figures; the same company's three cabin Hanse 415 at its Sibenik base read from 752. A Trogir quote lands inside those bands, with the base making no difference to the rate and a real difference to your Saturday.
Where a Trogir week goes
Straight out to Solta or across to Drvenik on the short first afternoon, then the standard central Dalmatian circuit through Hvar and Vis. Starting fifteen miles west of Split puts you slightly closer to the Kornati archipelago too, so crews who want the national park rather than the party islands often take Trogir and head northwest instead of south.
Questions people ask about yacht charter trogir
How much is a yacht charter from Trogir?
Croatia Yachting prints from 1.376 against a four cabin Bali Catspace and from 1.776 against a Lagoon 42 at Marina Baotic in Seget Donji, read on 11 September 2026.
How far is Trogir from Split airport?
About fifteen minutes by road, which is closer than Split's own city marinas. It is the main reason experienced charter groups ask for a Trogir base by name.
Is Trogir better than Split for a charter?
For arrival logistics, yes. The fleet is comparable, the transfer is shorter, and Trogir sits slightly closer to the Kornati archipelago for crews heading northwest instead of south.