Trogir

Trogir has a lucky problem: Split Airport sits practically on its doorstep, just a few kilometres away. That makes it one of the quickest transfers on the coast — but the airport bus still rumbles past toward Split city rather than stopping at your Trogir apartment, and the old town's narrow island streets are no place to drag luggage from a distant drop-off. A pre-booked private transfer turns the short hop into a genuinely door-to-door arrival, for a price agreed before you fly.

Getting to and from Trogir

The airport is only a short drive from Trogir, so the transfer is brief and fixed-price — often the shortest airport run we do in Dalmatia. Trogir's historic core sits on a small island linked by bridges to the mainland and to Čiovo island, and parts of it are pedestrian, so your driver takes you as close as vehicles are allowed and helps with the bags from there. From Trogir we also cover Split and its ferry port, the Kaštela bay towns, Šibenik and the wider central Dalmatian coast.

Your driver meets you in the arrivals hall with a name sign, tracks your flight so timing looks after itself, and the fare is paid by card with the cancellation policy shown before you confirm.

About Trogir

Trogir is one of the best-preserved medieval towns on the Adriatic, its old core a UNESCO World Heritage Site packed onto a tiny island between the mainland and Čiovo. Centuries of Venetian and Romanesque building left it with a dense maze of stone lanes, a grand cathedral and a waterfront promenade lined with cafés and moored yachts. Its position right beside Split Airport, and within easy reach of Split city, makes it a popular base for exploring central Dalmatia — close to the action but a world quieter than the big city.