Trogir Tours in August 2026

I have never been to Croatia and did not know what to expect and was wonderfully surprised! It is a beautiful country with so much history and natural beauty. There is a lot of Italian architectures, beautiful beaches and history. The walks were gentle walks except went walking up the peak of Montokuc on Mljet Island which is challenging but there are other things to do on the Island. The food was amazing and produce locally. There is a good choice of vegetarian and vegan meals. I would definitely recommend this trip as it’s a nice introduction to Croatia.

This is a brilliant trip. The itinerary is varied and you really feel like you have seen this beautiful coastline. Our guide (Ivan) was superb. He was very organised and looked after everyone in the group. This is a holiday that you should sign up for it you love culture!

The trip started badly because I was travelling with a bicycle and had informed the local travel specialist 5 months ago before I booked. They said no problem but 2 days before the tour told me that they couldn't transport my bicycle and to make my own arrangements. So get confirmation in writing for any additional requests. My family was the only ones on the tour. We had an excellent driver who although wasn't a licensed guide was very knowledgeable. He was also always thinking of ways to allow us to have a better holiday. Last but not least he had a great and sunny personality which made interaction with him a real pleasure.

This was a fantastic trip for families - the crew of the boat were amazing, the food just fantastic (allowing for vegetarians with very tasty options too). The scenery was just beautiful and we managed to visit some places that did not feel too touristy. We had a great time. The one area that could have been better was the itinerary and expectations of the trip itself - whilst the itinerary was very detailed before we left, it was not kept to - the cycling was very minimal (3 cycles - one of which was c2k) and some of the areas we were due to visit didn’t happen (eg golden horn). The guides provided a box of games (uno, twister, lots of inflatables for the sea) and let everyone get on with it - which actually was fine, but the itinerary made it sound like more “organised fun”! The white water rafting trip was excellent (for those who did it) but for those who weren’t able to do it - a long bus ride there and back with little to do at the camp didn’t seem fair - when they were discouraged from staying in split. So - if you like to get what you buy, this trip could make you feel a little dissatisfied. But - if you’re able to look past that and enjoy the islands, the food and the company - it’s great. But I’d say the trip itself is the highlight rather than the adventure element.