Should I spend 1, 2, or 3 days in Trogir?

Should you spend 1, 2, or 3 days in Trogir?

Many visitors spend one to two days in Trogir during their trip. If you're not sure how much time you might need here, we have the answers because your journey calls for making the most of every moment. The town offers the chance to sample the delicious cuisine, lounge on the beach, spend time at the museums, and browse around the old town.

Trogir is a town on the Adriatic Coast that has an old town on a small island. It's connected to the mainland by a bridge and there are many Renaissance and baroque buildings. Also nearby are beaches and beautiful islands.

Do you have one or two days to visit Trogir? Here's our comprehensive breakdown of how much time you might need for your trip along with some suggestions for things to do.

Is one day enough time in Trogir?

With a variety of sights and attractions, Trogir is a fairly popular choice for tourists. One day is probably not enough time to enjoy the beach and other activities. You will likely feel rushed to see the food, the beaches, the famous sights and museums, and the historic old town. To thoroughly enjoy your trip, you'd need more time, as most vacationers schedule one to two days to fully experience the quaint town. Nevertheless, if time is of the essence, we have some nice suggestions for your visit.

How to spend a day in Trogir

Perhaps the most famous spot in Trogir is the waterfront promenade, so make sure you set aside some time to check it out. It might not be at the top of your list, but it's worth experiencing during your trip.

The culinary scene in Trogir is world famous, and draws visitors from around the globe. Make sure you spend time enjoying breakfast, lunch, and dinner at some of this town's best restaurants. And consider a food tour, too. Many are either a half day or just a few hours, so you can fit one into your schedule easily. For such a small place there's a surprising number of amazing restaurants. You won't find touristy restaurants here. Instead, locals and tourists intermingle, enjoying the same amazing dishes. There's also a number of fine dining restaurants that are affordable and high quality.

Trogir is a walkable city and easy to explore on foot. With only a day in the town, you'll have no trouble seeing the local sights. If you stay in the pedestrian-only old town, its easy to explore on foot.

Is a weekend (two to three days) enough time in Trogir?

For many visitors, a weekend in Trogir would be just the right amount of time to enjoy the beach and other activities. In fact, lots of tourists spend roughly one to two days in the quaint town to check out the amazing food and terrific beaches. Below we have some suggestions on how to spend your time here.

Trogir, Croatia

How to spend 2 days in Trogir

If you have more than a weekend (two to three days) in Trogir, you'll appreciate the added time for everything the town has to offer.

The beautiful beaches await you in Trogir, so spend the day (or several, if you can) relaxing on the sand or swimming in the water. You'll find some good beaches in the vicinity of town. A favorite is Pantan Beach, which is about 1.5 kilometers from town and accessible by bus. There are also beaches on Ciovo Island and the Drvenik Islands.

A few tour suggestions include:

Blue cave, Mama Mia and Hvar, 5 island speedboat tour from Trogir ($114)
Blue Cave and Hvar 5 Islands speedboat tour | from Split&Trogir ($127)
Half Day Speedboat Tour with Blue Lagoon (from Trogir) ($81)

The nightlife scene is very popular here. After dark, head out to one of the many venues around town. You'll find bars and a few discos around town that keep things fun after the sun sets.

The public transit in Trogir is fast and efficient. Over the course of a few days, you should be able to explore the town quite easily and affordably. There's a bus station in town that provides regional access to nearby towns.

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