TRANSFER
10 minutes by road
Split Airport provides a direct road transfer before boarding at the departure point.
Departure Port
Crewed Trogir Yacht Charter Departures
Start your private crewed yacht charter from Trogir, Croatia. Compare live yacht availability, review departure options, and plan a tailored sailing route with YachtCloud.
Port
Trogir
Country
Croatia
Fleet
89 yachts
Guests
6-40 guests
Cabins
3-19 cabins
Yacht Types
Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer
Why start your yacht charter from Trogir?
A Trogir yacht charter begins close to Split Airport, with a 10 minutes by road transfer to boarding. Marina Baotić (Seget Donji) provides petrol and diesel fuel, nautical shopping, and electricity and fresh-water connections. From here, routes set out towards Brač, Hvar, Vis, Šolta, and Dubrovnik.
Boarding can pair a city visit with a choice of Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer, or Motor Yacht. The 89-yacht fleet accommodates 6-40 guests across 3-19 cabins. A 7-night Central Dalmatia crewed cabin charter returns via Šolta, Brač, Hvar Town, Vis Town, and Komiža.
Explore the Croatia yacht charter guide for a broader view of departures, while this page focuses on Trogir boarding and its named route options. Read the Croatia yacht charter guide.
Port planning snapshot
FLEET
89 yachts
Choose from Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer, and Motor Yacht options for crewed chartering.
ROUTING
Round trip or one-way
Routes link this departure point with named stops across Brač, Hvar, Vis, Šolta, and Dubrovnik.
MARINA
Marina Baotić
Marina Baotić (Seget Donji) has fuel, shopping, fresh-water connections, crane services, and sanitary facilities.
Other departure ports in Croatia
Departure Base
Split
Split combines an old town, Diocletian's Palace, waterfront promenade, beaches, and access to islands of the Dalmatian archipelago.
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Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik has an old town, ancient city walls, marble-paved streets, Rector's Palace, beaches, and an Adriatic Sea setting.
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Hvar
Hvar is known for lavender fields, beaches, nightlife, hidden coves, Hvar Fortress, and the Franciscan Monastery.
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Sibenik
Sibenik features Mandalina and D-Marin Dalmacija, the Cathedral of St James, medieval streets, and Krka National Park waterfalls.
View SibenikGetting to Trogir
Arrive through Split Airport and make the 10 minutes by road transfer to the Trogir departure point. Marina Baotić (Seget Donji) brings together fuel, shopping, electricity, fresh-water connections, crane services, sanitary facilities, and annual-berth parking.
10 minutes by road from Split Airport
Petrol and diesel fuel station
Nautical shop and supermarket
Electricity and fresh-water connections
Crane services and sanitary facilities
Sample itinerary ideas
Use these as a starting point when planning from Trogir. We can tailor the route to your pace, guest mix, and preferred balance of cruising, swimming, and time ashore.
Island Circuit
Follow the Trogir round trip through Milna, Brač, Stari Grad, Hvar, Hvar / Palmižana, Vis, Komiža, Vis, and Maslinica, Šolta before returning to the embarkation port.
Southbound Passage
Travel one-way from Marina Seget Donji, Trogir through Maslinica, Šolta, Hvar, Vis, Pasadur, Lastovo, Korčula, Polače, Mljet, and finish at ACI Marina Komolac, Dubrovnik.
7 nights
Cabin Charter Loop
The Central Dalmatia crewed cabin charter returns to Trogir after Maslinica, Šolta, Bobovišća or Milna, Brač, Hvar Town, Vis Town, and Komiža, Vis.
Best routes from Trogir
Routes from Trogir can be shaped around short escapes, classic week charters, or longer one-way itineraries depending on yacht availability and your preferred cruising rhythm.
Trogir round trip: Brač–Hvar–Vis–Šolta
This return route leaves Trogir for Milna, Brač, Stari Grad, Hvar, Hvar / Palmižana, Vis, Komiža, Vis, and Maslinica, Šolta before completing the circuit.
Best for: Round-trip island calls from one boarding point
Trogir (Marina Seget Donji) to Dubrovnik one-way
The one-way route starts at Marina Seget Donji, Trogir and continues through Maslinica, Šolta, Hvar, Vis, Pasadur, Lastovo, Korčula, Polače, Mljet, ending at ACI Marina Komolac, Dubrovnik.
Best for: A one-way passage to Dubrovnik
Central Dalmatia crewed cabin charter round trip
7 nightsThis 7-night return charter connects Trogir with Maslinica, Šolta, Bobovišća or Milna, Brač, Hvar Town, Vis Town, and Komiža, Vis before returning.
Best for: A 7-night crewed cabin charter
Explore routes from Trogir
From Trogir, charters explore the Dalmatian Coast — Split, Brač, Hvar, Vis, Korčula and more. Use the map to explore route ideas and charter stops.
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Marker meaningsDeparture Port
Split
Dalmatia's charter capital — Diocletian's Roman palace at the quayside and fast access to the central islands.
Best for: First-time charters, easy flights, island-hopping starts.
Explore SplitThe route map brings together Trogir round trips, the Dubrovnik one-way passage, and a 7-night cabin charter loop through named stops.
Popular stops and cruising ideas
Krknjaši Bay, Drvenik Veli
Krknjaši Bay, Drvenik Veli is a protected bay used as a return stop on a Trogir round-trip itinerary from this port.
Šešula Bay, Šolta
Šešula Bay, Šolta is used for lunch and swimming on a crewed itinerary departing from Trogir with a yacht and crew.
Maslinica, Šolta
Maslinica, Šolta is a harbour included on both Trogir round-trip routes and the one-way route towards Dubrovnik from this departure point.
Milna, Brač
Milna, Brač is a harbour on Trogir round-trip itineraries, appearing on the route through Brač, Hvar, Vis, and Šolta.
Lučice Bay, Brač
Lučice Bay, Brač is an anchorage used as a lunch stop on a Trogir crewed itinerary for guests on board.
Stari Grad, Hvar
Stari Grad, Hvar is a harbour on the Trogir round-trip route, placed between Milna, Brač and Hvar / Palmižana.
Stops and itinerary planning FAQ
What can I sail to from Trogir?
You can sail from Trogir to Brač, Hvar, Vis, Šolta, Lastovo, Korčula, Mljet, and Dubrovnik. Route options include a round trip and a one-way itinerary. Named calls include Milna, Stari Grad, Komiža, Pasadur, Polače, and ACI Marina Komolac, Dubrovnik.
How many nights do routes need?
The Central Dalmatia crewed cabin charter takes 7 nights. The Trogir round trip and one-way route do not record a night count. Your selection can therefore focus on the route structure and named stops, including Šolta, Brač, Hvar Town, Vis Town, and Komiža.
Are one-way charters possible from Trogir?
Yes, a one-way route runs from Marina Seget Donji, Trogir to ACI Marina Komolac, Dubrovnik. It calls at Maslinica, Šolta, Hvar, Vis, Pasadur, Lastovo, Korčula, and Polače, Mljet. This route differs from the round trips that return to Trogir.
Trogir yacht charter costs
Cost varies by selected Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer, or Motor Yacht, each with an indicative weekly range. The fleet covers 6-40 guests and 3-19 cabins, so yacht selection shapes the scale of a Trogir charter.
| Yacht Type | Indicative Price |
|---|---|
| Catamaran | €3500–86800 per week |
| Gulet | €9510–45000 per week |
| Motor Sailer | €20850–107000 per week |
| Motor Yacht | €14600–320000 per week |
Prices are indicative and vary with the selected yacht and charter arrangements.
Best time to charter from Trogir
Trogir charters operate from March through October. The season moves in order through March, April, May, June, July, August, September, and October. These are the months to consider when matching a departure with the round-trip, one-way, or 7-night crewed cabin charter routes from this port.
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Who is Trogir best for?
Airport Arrivals
Split Airport connects to a 10 minutes by road transfer for boarding.
Route Choices
Round-trip, one-way, and 7-night cabin charter options depart with named stops.
Crewed Groups
The 89-yacht fleet accommodates groups of 6-40 guests across several yacht types.
Cabin Charter
The 7-night Central Dalmatia crewed cabin charter returns via Šolta, Brač, Hvar Town, and Vis Town.
Practical Boarding
Nautical shopping, fuel, electricity, and fresh-water connections support preparations at Marina Baotić (Seget Donji).
What's included in a Trogir charter?
Included
- Yacht accommodation
- Crew service
- Yacht and crew insurance
- Bed linen and towels
- Tender use
- Water-toy use
Usually Extra
- Advance Provisioning Allowance
- Yacht and tender fuel
- Food and beverage provisioning
- Port, harbour, marina, mooring fees
- Shore excursions
- Transfers
- Personal laundry
- Telecommunications and internet
- Crew gratuity
Trogir yacht charter FAQs
Costs, seasonality, routing, and planning from Trogir, answered in a quick format before you enquire.
What does a Trogir charter cost?
Indicative weekly prices run from €3500 to €320000 across the fleet. Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer, and Motor Yacht each have their own ranges. The final charter choice can match the stated 6-40 guest and 3-19 cabin fleet range.
When is the Trogir charter season?
The charter season runs from March to October. The season includes March, April, May, June, July, August, September, and October. Choose your dates within these months when planning a Trogir departure and discuss route options with yachtcloud.
How do I reach boarding in Trogir?
Boarding follows a 10 minutes by road transfer from Split Airport. Marina Baotić (Seget Donji) has a petrol and diesel fuel station, nautical shop, supermarket, electricity and fresh-water connections, crane services, and sanitary facilities. One parking space comes with an annual berth.
How long is a Trogir charter?
The Central Dalmatia crewed cabin charter lasts 7 nights. The Trogir round trip and the Dubrovnik one-way route do not record a night count. Their named stops provide distinct route structures, from Brač, Hvar, Vis, and Šolta to Lastovo, Korčula, and Mljet.
Which groups suit Trogir charters best?
Trogir suits groups of 6-40 guests. The fleet has 89 yachts with 3-19 cabins and includes Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer, and Motor Yacht choices. A 7-night Central Dalmatia crewed cabin charter also offers a defined round-trip route.
What does a charter include here?
Yacht accommodation and crew service are included. Yacht and crew insurance, bed linen and towels, tender use, and water-toy use also form part of the charter. APA, fuel, provisioning, fees, excursions, transfers, laundry, telecommunications, internet, and gratuity remain extras.
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