Discover the best Trogir tours and things to do in this UNESCO-listed island town on the Dalmatian coast: wander the marble medieval streets and cathedral, speed out to the turquoise Blue Lagoon, sail to the Blue Cave and Hvar on a five-islands tour, chase the waterfalls of Krka and Plitvice, and cross to Mostar. Compare top-rated experiences and plan the perfect trip.



Children can join from a young age and pay less than adults — taken from each operator’s price list.
Whatever brings you to Trogir — world-class museums, the river, or a long lunch — start with the experiences travellers love most.
The landmarks that define the city — and the tickets and tours that get you in, often skipping the line.

UNESCO gem.

Romanesque.

Turquoise bay.

Glowing cave.

Waterfalls.

Turquoise lakes.

Ottoman bridge.

Waterfront.
Full day awayFive islands.
Half day awayTurquoise bay.
1 hr awayWaterfalls.
2.5 hr awayTurquoise lakes.
3 hr awayBosnia trip.
Town awayUNESCO gem.
Short, straight answers to the questions every Trogir visitor asks before booking.
Warm and green — lovely before the summer crowds.
Hot and busy, peak season for the islands.
Warm sea and fewer crowds — ideal.
Mild and quiet, with limited boat tours.
June to September is best for boat trips.
Late spring and early autumn are ideal.
The old town and Blue Lagoon.
Add a five-islands cruise and Krka.
Add Plitvice or Mostar.
Blue Cave and Hvar cruises.
Krka and Plitvice waterfalls.
The Blue Lagoon and old town.
The old town is tiny and best explored on foot.
Speedboats reach the Blue Lagoon and islands.
Tours are best for Krka, Plitvice and Mostar.
Buses link Trogir with Split and the airport.
Stay in or near the old town for the atmosphere.
Croatia uses the euro; cards are widely accepted.
Walk the marble streets and climb Kamerlengo fortress.
Take a speedboat to the turquoise Blue Lagoon.
Book the Blue Cave and Hvar cruise for the full day.
See the waterfalls on a day trip from Trogir.
Allow a full day for the famous lakes.
Visit in late spring or autumn to avoid the crowds.
Five-islands cruises sell out — book ahead.
Blue Lagoon speedboats fill up — reserve early.
Waterfall day trips book out — reserve ahead.
Mostar tours have limited spots — book ahead.
Private boat tours book out — reserve early.
July and August are busiest — book everything ahead.
Around €45–80 for a Blue Lagoon speedboat tour.
About €90–150 for a Blue Cave and Hvar cruise.
Roughly €55–100 for a Krka waterfalls day trip.
Around €80–130 for a Plitvice day trip.
About €75–120 for a Mostar day trip.
Join group speedboat tours and combine island stops.
What's best, how busy it gets, and one booking tip for each time of year.