Beach Trogir

Beach Trogir is a small, man-made white-pebble public beach a short walk from Trogir old town. It offers free shade and changing facilities, hireable sunbeds, cafes and a restaurant, plus an inflatable water playground popular with kids. Reviews are mixed on water quality — shallow and safe for children, but with a muddy seabed and murkiness owing to its narrow channel location near the harbour.
- Best time:
- Early summer, especially June, and mornings before it fills up and the water gets murkier by evening.
- Who it's for:
- Families with young children wanting shallow, easy-access water and beach amenities close to town.
The facts
- Sand / surface
- pebble
“Small white pebble beach”
- Water quality
- mixed
“the cleanliness of the water leaves much to be desired”
- Family friendly
- yes
“safe for kids as not deep”
- Bar
- yes
“plenty of bars and cafes available”
- Restaurant
- yes
“restaurant and some shops”
- Showers
- yes
“it has a shower facility that's good”
- Toilets
- no
“No public restrooms”
- Sunbeds
- yes
“Sunbeds available to hire”
- Snorkeling
- yes
“Boating,snorkeling and Canoeing”
- Cleanliness
- mixed
“Full of people... crowded and gets dirtier by evening”
- Crowd level
- busy in peak season
“Full of people,many kids,crowded”
- Water sports
- boating, canoeing, inflatable playground
“Boating,snorkeling and Canoeing”
- Changing facilities
- yes
“changing room for free”
- Beach size
- small
“Small, quaint beach”
Good to know
- Muddy seabed / murky water — “artificial sand (more like mud) on the bottom of the sea which makes standing really unpleasant”
- Poor water quality near harbour and boat traffic — “the sea quality is worst because of the boats passing by and Trogir harbour is nearby”
- Ongoing bridge construction (noise and dust) — “Bridge construction right next to the beach and it is very bothersome. It is loud and prodeces a lot of dust”
- Mosquitoes — “mosquitoes”
Pros
- +Close to Trogir old town (about 5 minutes' walk)
- +Shallow, safe entry for kids with no sea urchins
- +Free sunshades and changing rooms; sunbeds to hire
- +Cafes, a restaurant and friendly staff on site
- +Inflatable water playground and boating/canoeing options
Cons
- −Water often murky with a muddy seabed
- −Water quality affected by nearby harbour and boat traffic
- −No public toilets reported
- −Ongoing bridge construction causes noise and dust
- −Gets crowded and dirtier later in the day
FAQ
- Is Beach Trogir sandy?
- No, it is a man-made beach of small white/crushed pebbles, with a muddy patch in parts of the seabed.
- Is it suitable for children?
- Yes — the water is shallow and there are no sea urchins, and there's an inflatable playground, though it can get crowded.
- Are there facilities like showers and changing rooms?
- Yes, there is a shower and free changing rooms, plus cafes and a restaurant, but reviewers noted no public toilets.
- Is the water clear?
- Opinions vary; some found it clear and warm, but many mention murkiness and a muddy bottom due to boat traffic and the narrow channel location.
Location
kneza Trpimira 101, 21220, Trogir, Croatia
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