Embark on a captivating 15-day mixed-interest adventure exploring Croatia's stunning Split/Trogir area. This moderate-budget trip is perfect for photography enthusiasts and culture seekers, offering a rich blend of historical sites, scenic views, nature walks, beautiful beaches, local markets, and delicious Croatian cuisine, complemented by charming cafes.

Arrive at Split Airport (SPU), transfer to Trogir, and check into your accommodation.
Take some time to settle in and relax.
Split Airport (SPU) is very close to Trogir, typically a 15-20 minute taxi or bus ride.
Begin exploring the UNESCO-listed Historic City of Trogir, a charming island town.
Wander through its narrow stone streets, perfect for capturing the medieval architecture and vibrant atmosphere.
Don't forget your camera! The entire old town is a photo opportunity. Booking not required, but comfortable shoes are recommended.
Visit the Central Square in Trogir (Trg Ivana Pavla II), the heart of the old town, and admire Radovan’s Portal at the Cathedral of St.
Lawrence, a masterpiece of Romanesque sculpture. Great for close-up architectural shots.
Enjoy a traditional Dalmatian dinner at one of the many restaurants in Trogir Old Town, perhaps with a view of the harbor or the charming squares.
Many restaurants offer outdoor seating, perfect for evening photography.
Visit the beautiful Church and monastery of St.
Dominic, known for its Gothic architecture and serene atmosphere. A peaceful spot for reflection and photography.
Ascend the Kamerlengo Fortress for unparalleled panoramic views of Trogir Old Town, the Adriatic Sea, and the surrounding islands. An absolute must for photographers.
There is usually a small entrance fee. The views from the top are magnificent, especially on a clear day.
Walk along the picturesque Trogir Promenade (Obala bana Berislavića), lined with palm trees, cafes, and yachts.
Capture the bustling harbor life and relax by the water.
Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch at a restaurant along the Trogir Promenade, soaking in the views of the boats and the sea.
Cross the bridge to Čiovo Island to visit one of its beautiful beaches, such as Okrug Gornji.
Relax, swim, and capture photos of the clear blue waters and coastline.
Walk or take a local bus from Trogir Old Town across the bridge to Čiovo.
Find a perfect spot on the promenade or near the fortress to capture the stunning sunset over the Adriatic, illuminating Trogir's historic skyline.
Take a local bus or taxi from Trogir to Split.
The scenic ride offers views of the coastline.
Regular bus services connect Trogir and Split. Taxis are also readily available.
Explore Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the heart of Split.
Wander through its ancient streets, discover the Peristyle, and capture the grandeur of Roman architecture.
The palace is a living monument with shops and cafes built into its walls. Fantastic for historical photography.
Visit the Cathedral of St.
Domnius, originally Diocletian's mausoleum. Climb its bell tower for incredible panoramic views of Split and the surrounding sea – a prime photo spot.
Small entrance fee for the cathedral and bell tower.
Enjoy lunch at one of the lively restaurants along Split's Riva promenade, a beautiful waterfront area perfect for people-watching and capturing the vibrant city atmosphere.
Hike or take a short taxi ride up Marjan Hill, Split's green oasis.
Explore its trails and find the perfect viewpoint for breathtaking panoramic photos of Split, the Adriatic Sea, and nearby islands, especially at sunset.
Wear comfortable shoes. The views are spectacular and worth the climb.
Travel back to Trogir by bus or taxi after a full day of exploration in Split.
Last buses usually run until late evening.
Embark on a unique boat tour from Trogir to a secret underwater museum and private beach resort.
This offers incredible opportunities for underwater photography (if you have the gear) and stunning coastal landscape shots.
This is a highly-rated experience from Google Places. Confirm booking in advance.
Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing at the private beach resort during your boat tour.
Capture photos of the clear Adriatic waters and secluded coves.
After your day on the water, enjoy a relaxing dinner at a restaurant with views of the Trogir coastline.
For an adrenaline rush and unique photo opportunities, embark on a quad adventure on Čiovo Island.
Explore rugged terrain and enjoy magnificent wilderness views from a different perspective.
Booking required. Great for action shots and scenic landscape photography. Remember to check their specific start times.
If you prefer a more relaxed morning, explore more of Trogir's lesser-known churches like the Church of St. Peter and the Chapel of St. Sebastian, and visit the City Loggia Trogir.
Savor a leisurely lunch at a local konoba (traditional tavern) in Trogir, trying more Croatian specialties.
Take some time to browse the local shops in Trogir Old Town for souvenirs, local crafts, and perhaps some Croatian delicacies to take home.
Enjoy a final dinner in Trogir, reflecting on your first few days in Croatia and preparing for the next part of your adventure.
Begin your journey to Hvar Island.
Take a taxi or local bus from Trogir to Split ferry port, then board a catamaran or ferry to Hvar Town. Enjoy the scenic ride across the Adriatic.
Taxi/Bus from Trogir to Split ferry port (approx. 45 min). Catamaran from Split to Hvar (approx. 1 hour). Ferry from Split to Stari Grad, Hvar (approx. 2 hours) then bus/taxi to Hvar Town.
Check into your hotel in Hvar Town and settle in.
Take some time to freshen up before exploring.
Hotel Adriana, Hvar Spa Hotel is a popular upscale choice in Hvar Town.
Wander through the charming streets of Hvar Town, starting from the magnificent St.
Stephen's Square, one of the largest and most beautiful old squares in Dalmatia. Admire the Cathedral of St. Stephen and the Arsenal.
Numerous cafes and restaurants line the square and waterfront, perfect for a casual lunch.
Hike up to Fortica Fortress (Spanish Fortress) for spectacular panoramic views of Hvar Town, the harbour, and the Pakleni Islands. This is an incredible spot for photography, especially as the sun begins to set.
Wear comfortable shoes. There is an entrance fee for the fortress. Best time for photos is late afternoon for soft light.
Enjoy a delicious dinner at one of Hvar Town's renowned restaurants.
Try local seafood specialties or traditional Dalmatian cuisine.
Restaurants like Dalmatino Hvar or Black Pepper offer great atmosphere and food. Reservations recommended for popular spots.
Embark on a full-day boat trip to the stunning Pakleni Islands, an archipelago of lush islands and pristine coves just off Hvar.
Rent a small boat, join an organized tour, or take a water taxi to popular spots like Palmižana, Ždrilca, or Mlini Beach. Perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and capturing incredible coastal photos.
Water taxis depart regularly from Hvar Town promenade. Consider packing a picnic or dining at one of the island restaurants (e.g., Toto's on Palmižana). Don't forget sunscreen and a hat!
Enjoy a casual lunch at one of the beachside restaurants on the Pakleni Islands, or bring your own picnic to enjoy on a secluded beach.
Return to Hvar Town.
Enjoy some free time, perhaps a dip in the hotel pool or a stroll along the waterfront. Find a good spot for sunset drinks, enjoying the vibrant evening atmosphere.
Many bars along the promenade offer excellent sunset views. Hula Hula Hvar is famous for sunset parties.
Savor another delightful dinner in Hvar Town, perhaps trying a different restaurant with a varied menu.
Take an early morning catamaran from Hvar to Bol on Brač Island.
This is a direct scenic route, preparing you for a day of iconic beaches and island charm.
Spend the bulk of your day at the famous Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) beach, known for its unique shape that shifts with the currents.
Swim in the crystal-clear waters, sunbathe, or try some watersports. This iconic beach offers incredible photo opportunities.
You can walk to Zlatni Rat from Bol town (about 20-30 min) or take a tourist train/taxi. Facilities like sun loungers, umbrellas, and cafes are available.
After the beach, explore the charming town of Bol.
Wander along its picturesque promenade, visit the Dominican Monastery, and enjoy a late lunch at a local restaurant overlooking the harbour.
Bol offers a relaxed atmosphere and a good selection of eateries.
Catch the evening catamaran back to Hvar Town after a full day of sun and sightseeing on Brač.
Enjoy a relaxed evening dinner in Hvar, perhaps at a quieter spot after a busy day.
Take a local bus or taxi to Stari Grad, one of the oldest towns in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Explore its historic streets, charming harbor, and the Stari Grad Plain, an ancient agricultural landscape preserved since Greek colonization. Great for capturing historical charm.
Buses run regularly from Hvar Town to Stari Grad. The Stari Grad Plain is best explored by bike or a leisurely walk.
Enjoy a relaxed lunch in Stari Grad, perhaps at a konoba serving traditional Hvar cuisine.
Discover Hvar's rich winemaking tradition with a visit to a local vineyard.
Enjoy a guided tour of the cellars and a tasting of local wines, including indigenous grape varieties like Plavac Mali. Many vineyards are nestled in picturesque locations, offering beautiful photo opportunities.
Arrange a taxi or join an organized wine tour. Book in advance. Some vineyards offer snacks with the tasting.
On your way back to Hvar Town, stop in Vrboska, often called 'Little Venice' due to its charming canals and stone bridges.
Enjoy a peaceful evening stroll and capture the serene beauty of this hidden gem.
Return to Hvar Town and enjoy your final dinner on the island, perhaps revisiting a favorite spot or trying a new one.
Enjoy a leisurely morning, perhaps revisiting favorite photo spots in Hvar Town, or discovering new alleys and corners.
This is also a good time for some last-minute souvenir shopping.
Explore Hvar's daily local market near the harbour, offering fresh produce, local honey, lavender products, and other regional specialties.
It's a colorful and vibrant spot for photos.
Have a final lunch in Hvar Town before preparing for your departure.
Check out from your accommodation and make your way to the Hvar ferry port for your return journey to the mainland, transitioning to the next part of your Croatian adventure.
Board the catamaran or ferry from Hvar back to Split.
This will be your transition point for the next segment of your trip, which focuses on Krka National Park and Šibenik.
Drive from your accommodation in Trogir to Šibenik, approximately a 1-hour journey.
Find parking near the city center or one of the fortresses.
Driving is recommended for flexibility. Consider public parking garages.
Explore the magnificent UNESCO World Heritage-listed Cathedral of St.
James, a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture uniquely built entirely from stone.
Admission fee applies. Dress respectfully as it's an active place of worship. Excellent photographic opportunities inside and out.
Stroll through the narrow, winding streets of Šibenik's Old Town.
Discover charming squares, stone houses, and hidden corners perfect for photography.
Wear comfortable shoes. Many small shops and cafes to discover.
Enjoy traditional Dalmatian cuisine at a local restaurant in Šibenik's Old Town.
See the historic City Loggia (Gradska Loža), an elegant Renaissance building that once served as the public administration center.
Located near the Cathedral, offering a different architectural perspective for photos.
Drive back to your accommodation in Trogir.
Drive from Trogir to Skradin (one of the main entrances to Krka National Park), approximately a 1-hour drive.
From Skradin, take the panoramic boat ride to Skradinski Buk.
Parking is available in Skradin. The boat ride from Skradin is included in the park entrance fee and is highly recommended.
Spend the day exploring the stunning Skradinski Buk, a magnificent multi-tiered waterfall.
Walk along the wooden pathways, visit the ethnographic museum, old watermills, and enjoy the diverse flora and fauna. This area offers incredible photographic opportunities.
Wear comfortable walking shoes. Bring water and snacks. Swimming is generally prohibited at Skradinski Buk. Park entrance tickets should be purchased online in advance, especially in peak season.
After exploring, enjoy a late lunch or early dinner in the charming town of Skradin, known for its local cuisine and wine.
Drive back to your accommodation in Trogir after a day of natural beauty.
Drive from Trogir to the Roski Slap area of Krka National Park, approximately a 1 hour 15 minute drive.
This part of the park is less crowded and offers a different perspective.
Parking available near Roski Slap.
Discover Roski Slap, another beautiful waterfall complex in Krka National Park.
Walk across the 'Necklaces' (cascades), visit the caves, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere. There are many picturesque spots for photography here.
There are some excellent local restaurants ('konobas') in this area if you wish to have lunch here. The 'Oziđana pećina' cave is worth a visit for a small extra fee.
Take a scenic boat trip from Roski Slap to Visovac Island, home to a Franciscan monastery, an important historical and cultural site in the middle of Krka River lake.
Boat tours usually include a stop for visiting the monastery and museum. Tickets for the boat tour can be purchased on-site. Offers unique perspectives for photography.
Enjoy a late lunch at one of the traditional eateries near Roski Slap, often featuring fresh trout from the river.
Drive back to your accommodation in Trogir.
Drive from Trogir back to Šibenik to explore its impressive fortresses.
Visit St.
Michael's Fortress, offering stunning panoramic views of Šibenik, the St. James Cathedral, and the Adriatic Sea. It's a prime spot for photography.
Tickets can be purchased at the entrance. The fortress hosts cultural events and concerts, especially in summer.
Continue to Barone Fortress, located higher up, providing a different set of breathtaking views and an augmented reality experience detailing Šibenik's history.
Excellent for photography, especially of the Šibenik archipelago. Check for combined ticket options with St. Michael's Fortress.
Enjoy lunch in Šibenik before heading back to Trogir.
Take a relaxed walk along Šibenik's waterfront promenade and explore the marina, enjoying the coastal atmosphere and views of the Šibenik channel.
Great for evening shots.
Drive back to your accommodation in Trogir.
Enjoy a relaxed morning exploring the Historic City of Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Wander its charming streets, visit the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, and capture some final picturesque moments.
Perfect for last-minute souvenir shopping and enjoying the relaxed ambiance. TripAdvisor Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g303838-d523456-Reviews-Historic_City_of_Trogir-Trogir_Split_Dalmatia_County_Dalmatia.html?m=66827
Take a leisurely walk along the Trogir Promenade (Riva).
Enjoy the views of the boats and the bustling atmosphere, stopping for a coffee or gelato.
Savor a final Croatian meal at a waterfront restaurant in Trogir, reflecting on your incredible trip.
Enjoy some free time for last-minute shopping, packing, or relaxing at your hotel's amenities before preparing for your departure.
Transfer from Trogir to Split Airport (SPU) for your onward journey.
The airport is conveniently close to Trogir.
Arrange a taxi or shuttle in advance. If you rented a car, return it at the airport.
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