Trogir is one of the Adriatic’s most captivating charter bases, a UNESCO-listed city whose Romanesque cathedral and marble lanes have stood since the thirteenth century. Positioned just north of Split, it gives charter guests immediate access to Dalmatia’s finest sailing waters while offering a genuine historic port as home berth. At 125,000 Euros per week, the charter fleet here spans sleek motor yachts of 35 to 45 metres and modern sailing yachts with advanced rigging, typically launched in the past ten years and carrying professional crews of five or six.nnThe Adriatic summer delivers ideal conditions: the maestral north-westerly fills in by mid-morning and eases at dusk, creating reliable sailing windows across the island chains. With calmer nights, guests can anchor off Solta, Brac or Hvar and return to Trogir for a final evening in the old town without feeling rushed.nnAt this rate band, the advance provisioning allowance typically runs 25 to 30 percent of the base fee, around 31,000 to 37,500 Euros, covering fuel, marina fees, food and drinks for the week. Peak demand falls in July and August, when booking six months ahead is advisable. May, June and September offer excellent weather with a quieter anchorage.nnTrogir suits guests who want the cultural richness of a Dalmatian city alongside serious yachting capability. The old town market, waterfront restaurants and proximity to Split’s Diocletian Palace make departure and arrival days genuinely memorable.
