Dubrovnik is one of most prominent travel destination on the Adriatic, big seaport and centre of Dubrovnik – Neretva county. The Dubrovnik-Neretva County is the southernmost county in the Republic of Croatia. It encompasses an area of 1785 km2 and has about 127,000 residents. Territorially, it is organized into 22 local self-administration units, divided into 5 cities (Dubrovnik, Korcula, Ploce, Metkovic and Opuzen)...
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Travel to Trogir with car
If you are coming form north you need to go on higway that goes from Zagreb over Karlovac, Gracac, Knin to Trogir.
If you come to Croatia from Italy, than you need to go on Adriatic highway that goes over Rijeka, Senj, Zadar, Sibenik to Trogir.
Travel to Trogir with boat
If you are coming with your own boat in Trogir is Aci marina.
If you want to come to Trogir with regular lines than you have to go to Split that is 30 km frm Trogir. There are two ways to travel, Adriatic shore line or International lines from Italy.
Travel to Trogir with Bus
Because of the Adriatic highway which connects Rijeka with Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik and going through Trogir, you'll easily find a bus line to Trogir.
Travel to Trogir with Train
Trogir have not a railway station and the nearest railway station is in Split.
Split is connected with most cities in Croatia and Zagreb which is conected with a large number of cities in Europe.
Travel to Trogir with plane
The nearest airport is located in Split 3km from Trogir.
From Split you can take a bus line every 30 min for Trogir, or you can use a taxi from the airport Split to Trogir.
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Trogir
If you are coming form north you need to go on higway that goes from Zagreb over Karlovac, Gracac, Knin to Trogir.
If you come to Croatia from Italy, than you need to go on Adriatic highway that goes over Rijeka, Senj, Zadar, Sibenik to Trogir.
Travel to Trogir with boat
If you are coming with your own boat in Trogir is Aci marina.
If you want to come to Trogir with regular lines than you have to go to Split that is 30 km frm Trogir. There are two ways to travel, Adriatic shore line or International lines from Italy.
Travel to Trogir with Bus
Because of the Adriatic highway which connects Rijeka with Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik and going through Trogir, you'll easily find a bus line to Trogir.
Travel to Trogir with Train
Trogir have not a railway station and the nearest railway station is in Split.
Split is connected with most cities in Croatia and Zagreb which is conected with a large number of cities in Europe.
Travel to Trogir with plane
The nearest airport is located in Split 3km from Trogir.
From Split you can take a bus line every 30 min for Trogir, or you can use a taxi from the airport Split to Trogir.
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