Situated in the heart of Central Dalmatia, Trogir offers a perfect starting point for a catamaran charter to explore the stunning Adriatic coastline and its myriad islands.
Nestled between the mainland and the island of Ciovo, this picturesque and vibrant medieval town provides easy access to the nearby islands of Brac, Hvar, Vis and beyond.
The town is also a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its architecture and well-preserved historic centre along with narrow cobblestone streets lined with beautifully crafted buildings from the Romanesque, Renaissance, and Baroque periods.
The region around Split is home to several national parks, including the famous Krka National Park with its stunning waterfalls and the Kornati Islands. These offer opportunities for hiking, swimming, and exploring pristine natural surroundings.
Unlike popular charter destinations such as Split, Trogir offers fewer crowds and a more relaxed atmosphere.
Trogir is an excellent starting point for island-hopping adventures. You can easily reach famous islands like Hvar, Brac, Vis, and Solta from here.
The Dalmatian cuisine is famous for its fresh seafood, grilled meats, and flavourful Mediterranean dishes. Enjoy incredible dining experiences at local waterfront restaurants or cook meals on your catamaran charter.
The coastal towns and islands near Trogir such as Split, Brac, Sibenik, Hvar Town and Korcula boast charming medieval architecture, rich cultural heritage, and a vibrant atmosphere, making them delightful stops on a catamaran charter itinerary.
The Kornati National Park, an archipelago of over 140 islands and islets, is a true sailing paradise. Its crystal-clear waters, secluded coves, and rugged landscapes are a must-see. Explore the park's main islands, such as Kornat, Zut, and Sit.
Just a short sail from Trogir, Brac is renowned for its stunning beaches, including the famous Zlatni Rat Beach. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the charming town of Bol and visit the quarries that provided stone for the White House in Washington DC.
The Dalmatian Coast is known for its delicious cuisine and a catamaran charter from Trogir provides the perfect opportunity to savour fresh seafood, locally grown produce, and robust Croatian wines.
Split, with its famous Diocletian's Palace, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, is just a short sail from Trogir. Wander through the ancient palace's narrow streets, visit Peristil Square, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this historic city.
Cruise to the island of Hvar, which is famous for its vibrant nightlife, historic sites, and stunning beaches. Explore Hvar Town and visit landmarks such as the Spanjola Fortress and the Renaissance-era Hvar Cathedral.
The season in Trogir runs from April to October, with July and August being the peak months with the highest temperatures and most visitors.
April to June and September to October are less busy, and the temperatures are lower, but they are perfect for those looking to get away for a quieter experience.
Monthly weather for the area *
| Avg. High Temp | Avg. Low Temp | Avg. Daily Rain (mm) | Avg. Wind Direction | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JAN | 12.5°C (55°F) | 7.9°C (46°F) | 1.4mm |  SSW |
| FEB | 12.5°C (55°F) | 5.8°C (42°F) | 0.6mm | S |
| MAR | 15.5°C (60°F) | 9.0°C (48°F) | 1.4mm | S |
| APR | 17.4°C (63°F) | 10.6°C (51°F) | 0.4mm | SSE |
| MAY | 22.8°C (73°F) | 16.5°C (62°F) | 1.9mm | SSE |
| JUN | 28.0°C (82°F) | 20.2°C (68°F) | 0.2mm | SSW |
| JUL | 32.1°C (90°F) | 23.7°C (75°F) | 0.0mm | WSW |
| AUG | 30.7°C (87°F) | 23.3°C (74°F) | 0.1mm | SSW |
| SEP | 28.4°C (83°F) | 21.1°C (70°F) | 0.5mm | SSW |
| OCT | 23.7°C (75°F) | 17.7°C (64°F) | 0.6mm | SSW |
| NOV | 16.4°C (61°F) | 11.5°C (53°F) | 1.5mm | SE |
| DEC | 14.0°C (57°F) | 9.2°C (49°F) | 1.4mm | SSE |
The official language of Croatia is Croatian, and English is widely understood in tourist areas.
Croatia's official currency is the Croatian Kuna, abbreviated as HRK. ATMs are readily available, and major credit cards such as Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted.
Tipping is a common practice in Croatia and is appreciated for good service; typically, you leave 10%.
A catamaran charter from Trogir is all about comfort, luxury and convenience, with their twin hulls making them extremely stable. Expansive open decks allow for spacious seating, socialising and sunbathing, while below deck each hull typically contains its own cabins, complete with ensuite bathroom.
This layout is particularly good for couples or families travelling together as it offers more personal space. Our catamarans are available as either bareboat or skippered charters, with a host or hostess if needed, or fully crewed.
A power catamaran combines the stability and spaciousness of a sailing catamaran with the speed and convenience of a motorised yacht. The twin-hull design ensures a smooth ride even in choppy waters, while the absence of sails allowing for more expansive, unobstructed deck spaces perfect for lounging and entertaining.
One of the key advantages of a power catamaran is its ability to cover greater distances in less time, allowing you to explore more destinations during your charter. These vessels also have shallower drafts than a traditional sailing yacht, granting easier access to tucked away coves and beaches that larger yachts can't reach.
Available as bareboat for experienced boaters or with a skipper or professional crew, power catamaran charters offer the ultimate blend of luxury, performance, and versatility.
Luxury Catamarans have state-of-the-art amenities, spacious master suites, gourmet galleys, and cutting-edge entertainment systems. The expansive flybridge provides panoramic views and alfresco dining areas, perfect for sunset cocktails. The high-performance engines and double hulls ensure power and stability for seriously smooth sailing.
You’ll have a professional crew to cater to your every need from superb meals to water sports or trips ashore. Whether exploring tucked away lagoons or hosting a lavish on-board party, a luxury catamaran charter delivers an unforgettable five-star experience for the discerning traveller.
Catamarans have two hulls, making them more stable than a regular monohull boat, both while sailing and at anchor. So if you don't like heeling over while under sail, a catamaran is the ideal choice.
The split-hull design allows for better separation of living spaces, with cabins in each hull providing more privacy for guests. A perfect option for two families or larger groups.
Catamarans have a shallower draft (less boat below the water), allowing them to access shallow anchorages and get closer to beaches than a typical monohull.
With easy access from the rear deck to the water, swimming and water sports activities are a cinch - not to mention getting in and out of the tender to go ashore.
Catamarans sail differently from monohulls. They don't heel (tilt) as much, which can be more comfortable for some passengers but may provide less of a "sailing feel" for purists.
Catamarans often feature a raised helm station with excellent visibility, and many have a flybridge for additional outdoor living space.
Catamarans offer more living space both above and below deck due to their wide beam. This means they tend to have larger common areas and more spacious cabins.
A bareboat catamaran charter with Pure Yachting gives you the freedom to create your own itinerary and explore Trogir and beyond at your own pace. Tailor your trip to match your preferences, and if you need advice or inspiration our charter experts will always be on hand to suggest areas to explore.
We select our catamaran fleet from trusted operators, chosen by us for the quality of their boats and the fact they offer a high level of service. To charter a catamaran you'll typically need a qualification such as the RYA Day Skipper, the AS104 Bareboat Cruising, ICC certification or be able to demonstrate relevant experience.
With a professional skipper at the helm to confidently navigate around Trogir and beyond, you’re free to relax and enjoy every moment. The skipper's expertise ensures smooth sailing, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beautiful surroundings.
However, if you fancy getting more involved, our fully qualified skippers will be more than happy to show you the basics, or help you brush up your sailing skills.
On skippered charters, there's also the opportunity to add a host or hostess who can prepare meals and help with tasks such as childcare, concierge services and housekeeping.
Crewed yacht charters from Trogir come in many shapes and sizes, ranging from sleek superyachts to luxury catamarans, contemporary motor yachts to classic yachts and more, all with crews who are committed to ensuring your comfort, safety and enjoyment.
Each trip offers the opportunity to create a unique journey and our charter experts will guide you through choosing the perfect boat and customising the itinerary to your specification. Whatever your preferences, we take care of all the details, ensuring you and your party have a unique and unforgettable holiday.
Croatia is one of the most popular charter destinations in the Mediterranean. Therefore, booking your dream boat in advance (typically six months ahead) is best to secure your preferred dates in this perfect destination.
You can search for your dream catamaran via the link below, or if you want one of our charter experts to do the searching for you, click the link below to get them working on creating the perfect trip.
For history buffs, a visit to the imposing Kamerlengo Castle is a must.
This stunning fortress offers panoramic views of the town and the Adriatic Sea. Explore its ancient walls, climb to the top of the tower for a fantastic view of Trogir's old town, and immerse yourself in the area's rich history. Other buildings to visit include the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, a standout architectural masterpiece dating back to the 13th century.
Trogir also offers a vibrant cultural scene, with the town hosting various events throughout the year, including the Trogir Summer Festival featuring music, theatre, dance and art performances. Strolling along the waterfront promenade, you'll find numerous charming cafes and restaurants where you can savour delicious Croatian cuisine and indulge in locally produced wines.
Also the town's close proximity to Split Airport and its large and well-developed marina make it an excellent choice to start your catamaran charter.
If you are doing a bareboat charter, you need to consider if you have the relevant sailing licences. If you are on a skippered or crewed charter, it's good to understand the weather conditions for the trip so you can bring the appropriate clothing and think about which locations you would like to visit so as you can let the skipper know.
When chartering a catamaran from Trogir, consider factors such as budget, catamaran size and type, along with the crew when relevant to make sure they're a good fit for you and your party.
The good news is we spend a lot of time vetting who we work with, so this rarely happens, but if there is a problem, you can contact your charter company or ourselves who will be available to sort out any issues.
For the ultimate sailing experience, May, June, and September are genuinely the golden months, but the summer months are also popular, though the anchorages are busier.
There are typically five main types of boats and yachts you can hire in Greece, which are Sailing Yachts, Catamarans, Motorboats, Gulets and Luxury Yachts (including Superyachts)
Once you've found your perfect yacht, you will typically pay an upfront deposit fee for holding the boat (these vary from 20% to 50% of the charter fee), and then you will pay the rest one month before departure.
The typical times for a catamaran charter are either 7 or 14 days, but you can charter boats longer if you wish. Most charters, particularly in high season, start on Saturdays and finish seven days later.