The marina offers an unobstructed view of the 15th-century Kamerlengo Fortress.
ACI Marina Trogir is situated on the route of the historic Roman road connecting Salona and Tragurium.
The seabed at the marina consists mostly of sand and silt, providing secure anchoring conditions for local maneuvering.
It acts as a strategic departure point for visiting the nearby Blue Lagoon on Drvenik Veli island.
ACI Marina Trogir is a specialized nautical facility located on the island of Čiovo, directly across the channel from the UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic center of Trogir. The marina provides 162 sea berths and 35 dry berths, accommodating yachts up to 50 meters in length. It operates as a vital transit point for vessels navigating the Dalmatian coast due to its proximity to Split Airport. The facility is equipped with a 10-ton crane and a travel lift for vessel maintenance. The site serves as an essential hub for yacht chartering, providing full technical support and supply services for maritime travellers. It is integrated into the town’s waterfront, allowing immediate pedestrian access to the medieval city fortifications.
The eastern pier at sunset, providing a view of the marina yachts silhouetted against the Trogir bell tower.
Use the pedestrian bridge to cross directly into the Old Town to avoid heavy vehicle traffic.
Check the weather conditions in the Trogir channel, as strong Mistral winds can affect docking during summer afternoons.
Reserve berth space well in advance if travelling during the peak July and August sailing season.
Do not attempt to drive into the historic city center, as streets are extremely narrow and often restricted to residents.
Open year-round, but full maintenance services may have limited availability during the winter off-season.
Maintain appropriate nautical dress; keep noise levels low in the evening out of respect for moored vessel crews.
