
15–19 m
Typically 6–10 guests
Seget Donji
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A motor yacht charter in Trogir combines engine-powered island hopping with easy access to one of central Dalmatia’s most distinctive waterfront towns. Trogir’s UNESCO-listed historic center occupies a small islet between the mainland and Čiovo, while three marina facilities are concentrated around the town and neighboring Seget Donji. Split Airport is approximately six kilometers away, although summer road traffic can lengthen transfers.
Motor yachts offer comfortable indoor and outdoor living areas and can cover coastal distances more quickly than most sailing boats. From Trogir, this suits trips that divide time between swimming, anchoring and going ashore in historic settlements. Travelers who want to compare other vessel styles can also explore yacht charter options in Trogir.
The Drvenik islands and western Šolta provide the clearest setting for a motor yacht trip from Trogir. A short local itinerary can combine the Krknjaši islets and their Blue Lagoon with Drvenik Veli, leaving time for swimming and relaxing at anchor. A longer westbound passage follows Drvenik Channel toward Maslinica and the western coast of Šolta. Central Dalmatian circuits may continue toward Brač, Hvar or Vis when time and conditions allow.
These routes involve mostly short, line-of-sight passages, but the waters are not entirely simple. Shoals, small islets, bridge restrictions and busy marina approaches require attentive navigation. Back in Trogir, the historic core can be explored on foot from the waterfront and nearby marinas. The Cathedral of St. Lawrence, Kamerlengo Fortress and streets preserving the town’s Hellenistic and Roman layout give an overnight stop more substance than a simple provisioning call.
The main recreational charter season runs from May through October. June and September offer a particularly useful balance of favorable cruising weather and less peak-season pressure. July and August are the hottest and driest months, with the highest seasonal activity, while May and October are quieter but more variable. Yacht-holiday activity is limited from November through March even though local marinas operate year-round.
Settled summer days often begin with light winds followed by a northwesterly afternoon sea breeze. A motor yacht is less dependent on wind for propulsion, but wind and sea conditions still shape route comfort and anchoring plans. The bura from the north or northeast and the southeasterly jugo can become strong; the Šoltanski Channel is especially exposed during severe bura, while southwesterly winds can raise heavy or crossing seas. Trogir’s immediate approaches are relatively protected, though shallow water, bridges and concentrated harbor traffic constrain maneuvering.
Motor yachts suit travelers who prioritize comfortable accommodation, flexible powered cruising and the ability to visit several bays or settlements within a limited trip. They work well for couples, families and groups of friends, whether the plan is a day on the water, a weekend trip or a longer private cruise.
Start by matching the yacht’s capacity and cabin layout to the group rather than choosing by length alone. For overnight charters, consider bathroom arrangements, climate-controlled interior space and the separation between cabins and shared areas. Outdoor priorities may include an aft deck, foredeck, flybridge or convenient access to the water. Larger yachts can provide more living space and clearer separation between guests and crew, but they also have more demanding berthing and marina requirements.
Crew arrangements are equally important. Guests need no boating experience when a professional skipper or crew operates the yacht. Self-operated charter, where available, requires suitable experience and may require formal qualifications. Confirm which crew services are included, along with fuel arrangements: consumption varies substantially by yacht and can materially affect the total cost. Cruising speed, expected distances and time at anchor should therefore be considered together rather than independently.
On viravira.co, the number of motor yachts currently available in the Trogir page context is 7. The selection spans capacities from 6 to 36, with accommodation ranging from 3 to 18. Eligible starting prices begin at 1,347 €.
These ranges make it useful to compare not only price but also cabin configuration, crew format, onboard facilities and fuel terms. Travelers considering a wider departure area can also review motor yacht charters across Croatia.



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€1,347
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€3,499
€4,024
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motor yachts available
€6,348
€13,821
Prices vary by yacht type, size, season and charter type. Additional costs such as fuel, skipper fees and security deposit may apply.
Last updated at September 20, 2026
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