ACI Marina Trogir

s when the crews change and the yacht harbour then becomes full. The dirty water, which can also be smelly at times, as well as the noise of the aeroplanes flying over the harbour on the approach path are just some of the shortcomings at ACI Marina Trogir. However, the glorious views of the historic centre of Trogir make up for it.
 
The approach to the yacht harbour is only possible from the west as the bridge linking the historic centre to the island of Čiovo cannot be opened. Please note the the ACI marina Trogir is directly behind the SCT marina Trogir. The Ina fuel station marks the border. Do not mix up this two marinas.
 
ACI Marina Trogir has 162 berths with all of the necessary service facilities and a further 35 dry berths. However, the jetty distances here are very narrow and the current can also be quite strong at times, all of which makes mooring and casting off difficult.
 
The sanitary facilities were recently renovated and are now clean and well-kept, but there are not enough of them to cope with the increase in visitors on the days the crews change.

The number of parking spaces in or near the harbour is also very limited. There is, in fact, a larger car park in front of the marina, but it belongs to the shipyard next door and therefore cannot be used.

The fuel station is at the western end of the marina and has a large number of visitors especially on the days charter yachts are returned.

Shopping in Trogir
ACI Marina Trogir has its own small supermarket, which like all marina supermarkets is on the expensive side. Several supermarkets, bakeries, and butcher's shops with more favourable prices are to be found in the historic centre of Trogir. Furthermore, it is worth visiting the fruit and vegetable market where you can buy fresh products. There is a discount store located a little distance outside of Trogir, towards Split.

Food and leisure in Trogir
The yacht harbour has a restaurant and a bistro-café. Many good restaurants, konobas and cafés are clustered in the historic centre of Trogir, serving traditional through to international dishes and catering for all tastes.

The historic centre of Trogir stretches out over the small island between the mainland and the island of Čiovo and has a large number of historic buildings and churches. It's not for nothing that it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1997. Furthermore, art lovers will get their money's worth visiting the many museums and galleries in Trogir.