Villas in Trogir
Choose from villas in Trogir and along the surrounding coast, including private-pool homes in Slatine, Marina, Seget Donji and Seget Vranjica, with beachfront and sea-view options available.
About our Trogir villas
Our Trogir villas range from contemporary homes above the Adriatic to stone-built coastal retreats near beaches, marinas and the UNESCO-listed old town. The collection covers Trogir itself and nearby areas including Slatine, Marina, Seget Donji, Seget Vranjica and Kaštel Štafilić, with options for couples, families and larger groups.
Selected properties feature private or infinity pools, hot tubs, saunas, gyms, games rooms, outdoor kitchens and terraces for dining outside. Amenities vary, so compare bedroom layouts, pool details, parking, beach distance and travel time to Trogir Old Town before choosing your stay.
Stay in or near Trogir for historic streets and waterfront dining, choose Slatine for beaches on Čiovo, or consider Marina and the Seget villages for quieter coastal surroundings and spacious sea-view homes.”
Popular Trogir Villas
Trogir is a historic town on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, about 27 km (17 miles) northwest of Split, situated on a small island connected to the mainland by bridges.
Trogir is easily accessible via Split Airport, which is only about 5 km (3 miles) away. From the airport, you can take a taxi, shuttle, rental car, or local bus to reach the town.
The best time to visit is during late spring (May–June) or early autumn (September–October) when the weather is warm but the summer crowds are smaller. July and August are the hottest and busiest months.
Stay near Trogir Old Town for historic streets, restaurants and a walkable waterfront. Slatine suits beach-focused stays on Čiovo, while Seget Donji and Seget Vranjica offer quieter coastal surroundings close to town. Marina is farther west and better suited to travellers seeking more privacy, sea views and a relaxed village setting.
A car is not essential for a central stay near Trogir Old Town, but it is useful for villas in Slatine, Marina, the Seget villages and other coastal locations. It also makes beach visits and food shopping easier. Check the villa’s parking and access notes because roads can be narrow and summer traffic around Trogir and Čiovo can be busy.
Best time to visit Trogir
Blessed with mild weather and plenty of sunshine, Trogir is a great destination year-round. Summer brings warm temperatures and lively energy, perfect for exploring the historic old town, wandering the charming streets, and relaxing on nearby beaches.
Spring and fall are ideal for those seeking pleasant weather without the summer crowds. These shoulder seasons allow for comfortable sightseeing, enjoying local cafes, and discovering Trogir’s rich history at a more relaxed pace.
Winter offers a quieter, more peaceful experience. While some tourist services and restaurants may be limited, the off-season charm of Trogir, with its medieval streets and Adriatic views, makes it a lovely time for a slower, more authentic visit.
Food and drink in Trogir
Trogir, on the Adriatic coast, is a haven for seafood lovers. Fresh fish, squid, and shellfish are local staples, often simply grilled with olive oil and herbs. Black risotto made with cuttlefish ink is a must-try.
Octopus is popular, served grilled or in salads, while clams and mussels are cooked with garlic, wine, and herbs. Crab and lobster are also common along the waterfront.
For dessert, try Fritule, small fried dough balls, or Rožata, a caramel custard.
Local wines like Plavac Mali and Pošip pair beautifully with seafood, making Trogir a true culinary delight.
Flying to Trogir is simple, thanks to its proximity to Split Airport, the main gateway to this part of Croatia. Direct flights are available from major European cities, including London, Paris, and Frankfurt, while other destinations can connect via one-stop flights.
For travelers coming from further afield, many international flights to Croatia land in Zagreb or Dubrovnik, where you can easily catch a domestic flight or transfer to Trogir.
Split Airport is just a short drive from Trogir, making it convenient to reach your villa or accommodation and start exploring this historic coastal town.
Driving in Trogir is straightforward, but there are a few local rules to keep in mind. You must be at least 18 to rent a car, and you’ll need a valid driver’s license—an international driving permit is recommended if your license isn’t in Latin characters.
In Croatia, cars drive on the right-hand side of the road, and speed limits are strictly enforced: 50 km/h in towns, 90 km/h on regional roads, and 130 km/h on highways.
Trogir’s roads are generally easy to navigate, but some historic areas have narrow streets and limited parking. Using GPS or a map app is highly recommended to avoid getting lost, and check if your rental car comes equipped with one.
The main way to reach Trogir by sea is via ferry or private boat. While there are no direct international cruise connections to Trogir itself, the nearby port of Split serves as a hub for ferries from other Croatian islands and coastal towns. From Split, it’s just a short drive or taxi ride to reach Trogir, making it easy to combine island hopping or coastal exploration with your visit.
Explore Trogir Old TownWander the UNESCO-listed historic center, full of narrow cobbled streets, charming squares, and stunning medieval architecture. Don’t miss the mix of Romanesque, Renaissance, and Baroque buildings that give Trogir its unique charm.í759
Visit Kamerlengo FortressClimb the walls of this 15th-century fortress for panoramic views of the town, the marina, and the surrounding islands. It’s a perfect spot for photography and soaking in Trogir’s seaside charm.
Discover St. Lawrence CathedralMarvel at the impressive Cathedral of St. Lawrence with its intricate Romanesque portal and bell tower. The cathedral is one of Croatia’s finest examples of medieval architecture.
Take a Boat Trip to Nearby IslandsTake a boat to Drvenik Veli or Drvenik Mali, or join an excursion to the Blue Lagoon at Krknjaši Bay. Čiovo is connected to Trogir by bridge.
Stroll Along the Waterfront PromenadeEnjoy a leisurely walk along Trogir’s scenic seafront, lined with cafés, restaurants, and shops. It’s the perfect place to try local seafood, sip coffee, and watch the yachts drift by.
Trogir Villas' Concierge
Elevate your Trogir villas' getaway, with optional Concierge Services designed around you. From hassle-free car hire and pre-arrival groceries to boat rentals, yacht charters, private chefs, in-villa spa treatments and more, our hotel-style services ensure you enjoy the ultimate villa holiday.
Trogir villas with private pools
Our Trogir villas with private pools make the most of the Dalmatian setting, with sun terraces, shaded dining areas and views across the Adriatic, nearby bays or hillside villages. Choose from contemporary waterfront homes in Seget Donji and Seget Vranjica, island stays around Slatine, or quieter properties near Marina and the surrounding coast.
Selected homes pair the pool with direct sea access, hot tubs, saunas, outdoor kitchens, gyms or games rooms, while larger villas provide generous terraces for families and groups to gather. Pool heating, privacy and beach access vary, so check the individual villa details before booking.
Popular Trogir villas with private pools
Beachfront villas in Trogir
“Our beachfront Trogir villas are set along the mainland coast and nearby Čiovo, with selected homes offering direct access to the water and others positioned a few steps from a beach or bathing spot. Locations include Slatine, Seget Donji and Seget Vranjica, where sea-view terraces and outdoor living are central to the stay.
Features vary but may include private pools, sun decks, shaded dining areas and boat moorings. Check each property’s map and access details carefully, as beachfront, waterfront and near-the-beach settings can provide different routes to the sea.”
Beachfront villas in Trogir
Large villas in Trogir
Trogir is a true luxury destination, with an impressive selection of large villas perfect for groups of any size. Whether you’re traveling with extended family or a group of friends, these villas offer space, comfort, and style without compromising on privacy or convenience.
Complete with breathtaking sea views, ample bedrooms, elegant décor, and prime locations close to the historic town center or waterfront, these Trogir villas provide everything you need for an unforgettable stay. Many also feature private pools, terraces, and outdoor spaces for dining and relaxing, making them ideal for both lively gatherings and peaceful retreats. Even the largest villas in Trogir feel welcoming and effortlessly luxurious.
