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Town in Split-Dalmatia, Croatia

Is Trogir safe?

Very safe.

Updated October 2026Sources
5/5Very safe

Is Trogir safe?

Very safe. Crime is rare; the main problems are summer crowds, theft from parked cars and slippery stone lanes.

Key facts

Safety in Trogir at a glance

What to expect
Overall5/5 · Very safe
CrimeOccasional pickpocketing in summer crowds and theft from cars near the beaches; violent crime is rare.
At nightQuiet and safe; the waterfront bars close early outside July–August.
Solo womenVery comfortable for solo women, day and night.
Other risksSea urchins and slippery rocks; Summer heat above 33°C; Wildfires in the hills in dry summers

Scams, areas and local laws

Common scams

  • Restaurants adding cover charges or unlisted prices
  • Unlicensed taxis quoting high fares at the airport

Take care

  • Wet polished stone in the old lanes
  • Čiovo coves: sea urchins and slippery rocks

Calmer areas to stay

Old TownSeget DonjiOkrug Gornji

Laws visitors break by accident

  • Swimwear or going shirtless in Split, Dubrovnik and other town centres brings on-the-spot fines
  • Drinking alcohol in public spaces is fined in several tourist town centres
  • Outdoor fires and barbecues are illegal June–October outside designated areas

How Trogir compares in Croatia

PlaceSafety
Zagreb5/5 · Very safe
Zadar5/5 · Very safe
Pula5/5 · Very safe
Rovinj5/5 · Very safe
Korčula5/5 · Very safe
Brač5/5 · Very safe
Šibenik5/5 · Very safe
Krk5/5 · Very safe
Poreč5/5 · Very safe
Trogir5/5 · Very safe
Vis5/5 · Very safe
Opatija5/5 · Very safe
Split4/5 · Safe with normal care
Dubrovnik4/5 · Safe with normal care
Hvar4/5 · Safe with normal care
Makarska4/5 · Safe with normal care
Rijeka4/5 · Safe with normal care

Quick answers

Is Trogir safe for solo female travelers?

Very comfortable for solo women, day and night.

Is Trogir safe at night?

Quiet and safe; the waterfront bars close early outside July–August.

What is the crime rate in Trogir?

Occasional pickpocketing in summer crowds and theft from cars near the beaches; violent crime is rare. Nationally, Croatia records 0.7 homicides per 100,000 people a year (2023).

What number do I call in an emergency in Trogir?

Police 192 · Ambulance 194 · Fire 193 · All emergencies 112.

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Sources

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