Trogir.Tours Blog, Boat Tour Guides & Travel Tips

Practical guides to boat tours and day trips from Trogir, Split, Kaštela and Okrug, what to choose, what to expect and how to make the most of your day on the Adriatic.

• Kamerlengo Castle in Trogir: tickets, hours and what to see, Kamerlengo is the 15th-century Venetian fortress at the west end of the Trogir Riva, a few minutes on foot from where our boats leave. Here is what a ticket costs, when the gate is open, what you see from the walls, and how to fit it around a day on the water.
• Maslinica on Šolta: The Stop People Remember, Maslinica is the harbour village on the western tip of Šolta, and it is the part of the day guests talk about on the way home. Here is how long you get ashore on each trip that calls there, what is in the village, and what fits in the time.
• Private Charter from Trogir: Your Own Route, Birthdays and Proposals, A private charter is the whole boat, your own schedule, and a route built around what your group wants, whether that is a slow half day or a proposal timed for sunset.
• Money in Croatia: Currency, Cards, Tipping and What a Day Out Costs, Croatia uses the euro, cards work almost everywhere, and tipping is appreciated but never expected. Here is what that means in practice for a day on the boat.
• Hiring a Skipper With a Boat Rental in Trogir: How It Works, You cannot take a rental boat out yourself without a valid licence, full stop. What you can do without one is rent the same boat with a skipper aboard. Here is how that works, and what a self-drive rental involves if you do hold one.
• Food and Drink on a Trogir Boat Tour: What Is Included and Dietary Needs, Only one of our tours includes a cooked meal. Here is exactly what comes with each tour, how the meat, fish and vegetarian choice works, and what to do about other dietary needs.
• What to Expect on Board: Seating, Shade, Toilet, Wifi and Charging, The practical questions people ask after they have already picked a tour: where do I sit, is there a toilet, can I charge my phone, and how many other guests will be on board.
• How to Book a Boat Tour from Trogir: Deposits, Payment, Changes and Cancellations, You do not pay the full price to book. Here is exactly what the deposit covers, when the balance is due, how late you can still book a spot, and what happens if your plans change.
• Getting to the Boat: Boarding Points, Luggage and Timing, Three of the four tours board on the Trogir Riva and the Krka day collects you from your accommodation. The crew is on the dock from about 20 minutes before departure, the Okrug and Medena pickups cost nothing extra, and a day bag comes aboard while a suitcase mostly should not. Here is the whole gap between your bed and the boat.
• Which Boat Tour Is the Gentlest: Pregnancy, Mobility, Seasickness and the Cave, The Blue Lagoon half day asks the least of you, the Three Island Tour is the steadiest boat we run, Krka takes the sea out of the question, and the Blue Cave is the one to think hard about. Here is what each day physically involves.
• Bringing Your Dog on a Dalmatian Boat Tour, There is no blanket yes or no on the website for this one, on purpose. Whether your dog can join a specific tour depends on the boat, the day and who else is on it, and it is worth asking us directly before you book.
• Dolphins Near Trogir: Where and When You See Them, Dolphins live in these waters, and guests do see them, but no honest operator can promise a sighting on a specific day. Here is what improves your odds.
• Accessibility on a Boat Tour: Older Guests, Mobility and What We Cannot Do, A speedboat is not a cruise ship, and it is fairer to say that plainly than to promise something the boat cannot deliver. Here is what boarding involves and where the real limits are.
• Komiza, Bisevo and Vis: What You See on the Blue Cave Day, The Blue Cave tour is five stops in one long day, and most guests only know the name of one of them going in. Here is what Komiza, Bisevo, Stiniva, Budikovac and Hvar each are.
• Is the Adriatic Safe to Swim In? Depth, Sharks, Urchins and Currents, The Adriatic here is about as safe as open water gets: no current to speak of, nothing dangerous in it, and the only real hazard is underfoot, not in the water itself.
• Will My Boat Tour Be Cancelled? Bura, Maestral and How We Decide, Rain is rarely the problem. Wind is. Here is what the bura and the maestral do to this stretch of the Adriatic, how the call gets made, and what happens to your booking if a day gets cancelled.
• Boat Tours with Kids in Trogir: Babies, Toddlers and What Works, Not every boat day works with a toddler, and one of ours is explicitly not recommended for under 8s. Here is which tour suits which age, what children pay, and what the boat provides.
• Boat Tours from Trogir in September and October: Is the Sea Still Warm?, The water off Trogir is at its warmest in September, not July. Here is what the shoulder season looks like from the deck: sea temperature, crowds, wind, daylight and which tour suits which month.
• Sea Urchins and Jellyfish near Trogir: What You Will Actually Meet, Yes, there are sea urchins around Trogir, including in the Blue Lagoon shallows. No, that is not a warning sign. Here is where they are, why jellyfish are far rarer here than the internet suggests, and what to do if something goes wrong.
• Split to Trogir: Is There a Ferry? (And What to Take Instead), People search for a Split to Trogir ferry every day, and most of the time there is not one. Here is what connects the two, bus, taxi, transfer and a seasonal passenger boat, with times and prices.
• Copacabana Beach in Okrug Gornji: Trogir’s Big Beach (2026), Okrug Gornji’s Big Beach, everyone calls it Copacabana: is the longest, liveliest beach near Trogir. Here is what to expect, who it suits and how to make the most of a day there.
• The Beaches of Čiovo Island: Where Locals Swim (2026), Čiovo is Trogir’s island, connected by bridge, ringed by pebble coves. From lively Copacabana to the quiet pine bays past Slatine, here is where to swim.
• Things to Do in Trogir: 15 Best Ideas (2026 Local Guide), From the UNESCO-listed old town and its fortress to the best beaches, boat tours and day trips, here is a local’s guide to the very best things to do in Trogir.
• What the Blue Cave Trip Is Like (2026), The Blue Cave & 5 Islands is the ultimate day trip from Trogir. Here is the full route, the price, what to expect, the best time to go and the tips that make the day.
• Best Beaches in Trogir, Okrug & Čiovo (2026 Guide), Trogir’s old town is stone, but the coast around it is full of beaches. Here are the best, from lively Okrug and family-friendly Pantan to the quiet coves of Čiovo.
• Which Day Trip from Split Is Worth It? All 5 Compared, Four boats, four very different days out. Which day trip from Split suits you, compared on price, hours on the water, how early you start and how busy it gets.
• Private Speedboat Charter in Dalmatia: What to Expect (and Is It Worth It?), A private charter gives you the whole speedboat, your own skipper and your own route. Here is what is included, how the per-boat pricing works, and whether it is worth it.
• Three Island Boat Tour from Trogir: The Complete Family Guide, Everything families need to know about the Three Island Tour full-day boat tour from Trogir: kids’ pricing, meals, swimming stops, what to pack and why it works so well with children.
• The Blue Lagoon near Trogir: Everything You Need to Know, Where the Blue Lagoon is, how to reach it from Trogir, the best time of day to go and what to expect when you get there.
• Blue Lagoon from Split: Every Way to Visit (and Why Boats Leave from Trogir), The Blue Lagoon sits closer to Trogir than to Split, and that one fact shapes every way of visiting it. Here is each option from Split, including the two tours our own boats run and the timings that make them work.
• Blue Cave vs Blue Lagoon: Which Croatia Boat Trip Should You Pick?, One is an eleven-and-a-half-hour speedboat day built around a glowing cave, the other a five-hour swim in shallow turquoise water. Same colour in the name, completely different days. Here is who should pick which.
• Sea Temperature in Croatia by Month: When Is It Warm Enough to Swim?, The sea off Trogir peaks at 25 to 26°C in late August and is warmer in September than in June. Here are the typical month by month figures for Central Dalmatia, and what they mean for a swim stop at the Blue Lagoon.
• Snorkelling Near Trogir: Where the Water Is Clear, No coral, and we will not pretend otherwise. What snorkelling near Trogir actually offers is remarkably clear water over seagrass, sand and rocky edges busy with fish and urchins, and the gear is already on board on both of our lagoon tours.
• Krka or Plitvice from Trogir: Which Waterfalls Are Worth Your Day?, Krka is about an hour and a half from Trogir and fills a day comfortably. Plitvice is around three hours each way, bigger, and has no swimming at all. Here is the comparison, from an operator that only sells one of the two.
• Sunset Boat Trips from Trogir: What Runs and How to Book One, We do not run a scheduled sunset cruise, and we are not going to pretend an afternoon tour is one. The honest sunset option from Trogir is a private charter from 15:00 to 20:00, and this is how it works.
• What Renting a Boat in Trogir Involves, Before You Book, Six boats rent from Trogir, from a nimble 6.9 metre Jeanneau at €200 a day to a 12 metre cabin cruiser. Here are the real seasonal prices, the licence rule that gets checked at handover, and which boat fits which group.
• Boat Rental Without a Licence in Croatia: What Is Actually Legal, You cannot legally take a rental boat out in Croatia without a valid licence, and it is checked at handover, not taken on trust. What you can do is get the same boat with a skipper, book a private charter, or take a seat on a tour. Here is how each route works and what it costs.
• When Do Boat Tours in Trogir Run? Season Dates Month by Month, Boat tours from Trogir run from May to October, and every month of that season is a slightly different trip. Here is what runs month by month, what the sea is like, and what happens between November and April if you are planning ahead.
• Trogir to Hvar by Boat: Every Way to Do It in a Day, Hvar in a day from Trogir is real, but the three ways to do it give you very different days. The ferry via Split is cheap and slow, our Blue Cave tour ends with free time in Hvar town, and a private charter makes Hvar the whole point.
• Will I Get Seasick? An Honest Guide to Our Boat Tours, Some of our tours are gentle and one is genuinely rough, and we would rather tell you which is which before you book. This is the page we send worried guests: the sea state of every tour, and what helps on the day.
• Boat Tours from Trogir in 2027: Planning Next Summer, The 2027 season will run May to October, the same as every year here. What we can already tell you: which trips fill first, how booking and the deposit work, and which months give the most for the money. What we cannot tell you yet is the price.
• Trogir Out of Season: November to April, From November to April there are no scheduled group boat tours from Trogir. The town is still there, though, and it is a different place without the summer sitting on top of it. Here is what the off season is, and what it is not.
• Krka Waterfalls from Trogir & Split: Day Trip Guide (2026), The Krka Waterfalls are the easiest national-park day trip from Trogir. Here is what you will see, the price, the swimming rules, and how it compares to Plitvice.
• Split Airport to Trogir: Every Way to Get There (2026), Good news for anyone landing at SPU: Trogir is the nearest town to Split Airport, about 5 km, or ten minutes by car. Here is every way to make the trip.
• Trogir in Summer: Boat Tours, Heat & Beating the Crowds (2026), July and August in Trogir are hot, sunny and busy. The trick is an early boat tour that beats both the midday heat and the crowds, here is exactly how to plan it.
• The Best Day Trips from Trogir in 2026 (and How to Choose), Trogir is perfectly placed for day trips by sea and by land. Here are the best, from the glowing Blue Cave and the Blue Lagoon to the Krka Waterfalls and Hvar.
• Best Boat Tours from Trogir in 2026: Which One Is Right for You?, A side-by-side guide to the best boat tours from Trogir, what each one costs, how long it takes and which traveller it suits, so you can pick the right day on the water.
• Best Time to Visit the Blue Cave in Croatia (Month & Time of Day), The Blue Cave only glows under the right light and the right sea. Here is the best month and time of day to visit, how to avoid the queues, and what to expect.
• Trogir vs Split: Where to Base Your Dalmatian Boat Holiday, Choosing between Trogir and Split as a base for boat tours? Here is how they compare on atmosphere, convenience, beaches and access to the islands.
• What to Pack for a Dalmatian Boat Tour: A Practical Checklist, A no-nonsense checklist for a comfortable day on the Adriatic: what to bring, what to wear and the small things most people forget.