Short day in Split - is Trogir worth seeing?

Hello!

We will be docked in Split from 7 am to 3 pm. Do you recommend going to Trogir being short on time (is it worth seeing)? I've read Split is a charming town to DIY. I do not want to feel rushed, but I also want to maximize the short time we are there.

Thank you!

I would say yes-we found Trogir to be a good addition to Split

it was quieter and our guide suggested a cheap local beer at a outside bar

apparently celebrities tend to anchor their yachts in Trogir and tend to remain un noticed

What guide service did you use? I have found the Croatia guides are pricey. Thank you!

What guide service did you use? I have found the Croatia guides are pricey. Thank you!

Bear with me a couple of days as am away from home but will dig out info when get back

I do remember our guide was Ivan it can only guess at company name off hand

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No rush...I'm an OCD planner. Cruise isn't until September 2018. ;p;p;p

No rush...I'm an OCD planner. Cruise isn't until September 2018. ;p;p;p

Oh I think we should cruise together !!!

If you can see my cruise links at bottom of my posts

My previous reviews are there with full and more detail than you can handle !!

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No rush...I'm an OCD planner. Cruise isn't until September 2018. ;p;p;p

OK found the info from 2014

I Split we had a 4 hour tour including both Split and Trogir for 170 euros

there was just the 2 of u s but could have room for another couple to split cost[no pun intended]

guide was Ante Batarelo from privateguidesincroatia.com

in Dubrovnik we did another 4 hour tour for 130euros

this was with Dubrovnik day tours aka Doria ltd

we had Ivo who was one of 4 friends who had set up a private guides company

We visited Dubrovnik again in 2016 and again used this company-this time was pleased to report their business had expanded to recruit further guides

Thank you for the information! OCDs have to stick together!!!

Trogir is a great little city and not as busy as Diocletian Palace. We stayed in Split for 4 days this past summer. The palace is great, very easy to walk around, but in the afternoons it does get busy. I would recommend walking into the palace and wandering around. You will see lots of certified guides that do very reasonable walking tours in case you want more history. We did a boat tour via Viator that took us to an island to swim and then to Trogir for about an hour.

If you didn’t want to hire a guide, you can easily catch a cab to Trogir, it’s only about 20 min away.