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Getting around Trogir

Updated October 2026Sources
BoltBest app

How to get around Trogir

The island old town is walkable and car-free. Bus 37 links Trogir, the airport and Split; boats serve Čiovo and nearby islands. Split is the real transport hub.

Ways to get around Trogir

Very walkable
OptionFareGood to know
Bus 37 to Split via airportAbout 3–4.50 EURAbout 50 min to Split; frequent in season, buy on board
Water taxi / boat to Čiovo and DrvenikAbout 3–15 EURSeasonal; check the harbour for departures
Local taxiAbout 10–15 EUR for 5 kmOrder by phone; Bolt coverage extends from Split but is thin

Ride-hailing apps in Trogir

A 5 km ride costs about €10–15 ($11.3–16.9).

AppNotes
BoltSplit-area coverage reaches Trogir; fewer drivers late at night

Arriving in Trogir

Split Airport (SPU)

About 6 km east: taxi about 12–20 EUR, 10 min; bus 37 about 3–4.50 EUR, 15 min.

Driving and onward travel

Quick answers

Is there Uber in Trogir?

No. Use Bolt instead.

What's the best way to get around Trogir?

The island old town is walkable and car-free. Bus 37 links Trogir, the airport and Split; boats serve Čiovo and nearby islands. Split is the real transport hub.

How do I get from the airport to Trogir?

About 6 km east: taxi about 12–20 EUR, 10 min; bus 37 about 3–4.50 EUR, 15 min.

Is Trogir walkable?

Very walkable.

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Sources

Fares are typical 2026 prices; check the operator for today's fares. Compiled and reviewed by SoloSquare. How we compile and score this. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.