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Trogir, Croatia ππ·
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Nomad Score:
68%
π° Cost & Affordability
πΈ Cost of Living
61%
Weight: 150
Moderate cost of living compared to larger Croatian cities; more affordable than Zagreb or Split but higher than inland towns.
π Accommodation Cost
54%
Weight: 80
Seasonal demand drives prices up in summer; reasonable rates off-season but limited long-term rental options.
π Food & Groceries
68%
Weight: 40
Local markets and supermarkets offer fresh produce at fair prices; dining out moderately priced but tourist areas can be expensive.
π Transportation Cost
72%
Weight: 20
Public transport is limited but affordable; many rely on walking or cycling within the compact old town.
ποΈ Entertainment Cost
59%
Weight: 15
Entertainment options are somewhat limited and tend to be pricier during tourist season.
ποΈ Gym Membership Cost
65%
Weight: 10
Several gyms available with mid-range pricing; some boutique fitness studios in town.
π± Currency Stability
87%
Weight: 30
Croatian Kuna replaced by Euro in 2023, providing currency stability and ease for Eurozone travelers.
π» Digital Nomad Essentials
π Internet Speed
78%
Weight: 100
Good fiber-optic internet available in most parts of the city; reliable for remote work.
π₯ Coworking Spaces Availability
43%
Weight: 40
Limited coworking spaces; most digital nomads work from cafes or nearby Split for better options.
β Cafes with WiFi
75%
Weight: 30
Several cafes offer free WiFi with decent speeds, especially in the old town.
π»β Digital Nomad Friendly Cafes
69%
Weight: 30
Some cafes cater to remote workers but overall limited compared to larger Croatian cities.
π Digital Nomad Popularity
51%
Weight: 100
Trogir is less popular among digital nomads than Split or Dubrovnik but gaining attention for its charm.
π± Local SIM Card Availability
86%
Weight: 25
Easy to purchase prepaid SIM cards with good data plans.
π Quality of Life
βοΈ Work-Life Balance
84%
Weight: 30
Relaxed lifestyle with access to beaches and historic sites supports good work-life balance.
π³ Environmental Quality
86%
Weight: 15
Clean coastal environment with well-preserved historic areas and good air quality.
π§Ό Cleanliness
82%
Weight: 10
Generally clean streets and public spaces, maintained well especially during tourist season.
π¨οΈ Language Barrier
67%
Weight: 30
Croatian is the official language; English widely spoken in tourist and service sectors.
π¨ Air Quality
89%
Weight: 15
Excellent air quality due to coastal location and low industrial activity.
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Family Friendly
68%
Weight: 25
Safe environment and outdoor activities suitable for families; limited dedicated family facilities.
π₯ Healthcare
π₯ Healthcare Quality
71%
Weight: 20
Basic healthcare services available locally; more advanced care accessible in nearby Split.
π Healthcare Affordability
79%
Weight: 25
Public healthcare is affordable; private clinics more expensive but still reasonable compared to Western Europe.
π₯ Healthcare
75%
Weight: 20
Adequate healthcare infrastructure for minor to moderate health issues; emergency services reliable.
πΏ Climate & Environment
βοΈ Weather
83%
Weight: 80
Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters; ideal for outdoor activities most of the year.
πͺοΈ Natural Disaster Risk
74%
Weight: 10
Low risk of natural disasters; occasional minor earthquakes and rare flooding.
ποΈ Green Spaces
62%
Weight: 10
Limited green parks within the old town but access to coastal nature and nearby islands.
βοΈ Air Conditioning
68%
Weight: 15
Many accommodations and cafes have air conditioning, but not universal.
π Seasonal Variety
57%
Weight: 10
Distinct seasons with hot summers and mild winters; less variation in temperature extremes.
π Noise Pollution
72%
Weight: 10
Generally quiet outside tourist season; some noise in old town during summer evenings.
π Culture & Entertainment
π Culture
85%
Weight: 20
Rich historical heritage with UNESCO-listed old town, festivals, and traditional Dalmatian culture.
π Nightlife
53%
Weight: 15
Limited nightlife options; more vibrant scene available in nearby Split.
ποΈ Outdoors & Nature
81%
Weight: 15
Excellent access to Adriatic Sea, beaches, and nearby islands for outdoor activities.
π£οΈ Language Learning Opportunities
50%
Weight: 10
Few formal language schools; informal opportunities to learn Croatian through locals.
π§ Local Experiences & Tours
76%
Weight: 10
Good variety of cultural and boat tours, historic site visits, and local culinary experiences.
π³ Indoors Fun
48%
Weight: 10
Limited indoor entertainment options; small museums and galleries available.
π Food & Fitness
π½οΈ Food Scene
79%
Weight: 25
Strong Mediterranean cuisine focus with fresh seafood and local specialties.
π§ Yoga Studios
42%
Weight: 10
Few dedicated yoga studios; some fitness centers offer yoga classes.
ποΈ Fitness Facilities
63%
Weight: 15
Several gyms and fitness centers available but limited variety.
π₯ Healthy Food Options
74%
Weight: 15
Fresh produce and seafood widely available; health-conscious cafes emerging.
πΌ Work Environment
π°οΈ Time Zone Favorability
80%
Weight: 20
Central European Time zone aligns well with most European and some Middle Eastern markets.
π€ Networking Opportunities
45%
Weight: 25
Limited formal networking events; more opportunities in Split or Zagreb.
π» Remote Job Opportunities
39%
Weight: 20
Local job market limited for remote work; most digital nomads rely on international clients.
π Freelance Ecosystem
41%
Weight: 20
Small freelance community; no major hubs or support networks locally.
π’ Coworking Quality
40%
Weight: 30
Few coworking spaces with basic facilities; quality varies.
π Business & Economy
π Startup Scene
37%
Weight: 15
Minimal startup activity in Trogir; nearby Split has a more active scene.
π³ Local Payment Services
65%
Weight: 10
Standard banking and payment services available; card payments widely accepted.
π Blockchain & Crypto Adoption
43%
Weight: 15
Limited local adoption; some interest among younger population but no major infrastructure.
π Transportation
βοΈ Airport Connectivity
79%
Weight: 30
Close proximity to Split Airport with good European connections.
π Public Transit
52%
Weight: 20
Limited local public transport; buses connect to Split and surrounding areas.
πΆ Walkability
87%
Weight: 20
Compact old town highly walkable with pedestrian-friendly streets.
π Ride-sharing Services
50%
Weight: 15
Uber not officially operating; local taxi apps and services available.
π² Cycling
60%
Weight: 10
Some cycling infrastructure; popular for short trips and leisure rides.
π Intercity Travel Options
71%
Weight: 15
Good bus connections to Split, Dubrovnik, and other coastal cities.
π΅ Scooter/Bike Rental Availability
73%
Weight: 10
Several rental shops for scooters and bikes, especially in tourist season.
π‘ Connectivity
π± Mobile Network Coverage
84%
Weight: 20
Strong 4G coverage throughout the city; 5G expanding.
π VPN Reliability
80%
Weight: 20
No significant restrictions; VPNs work reliably.
β‘ Power Grid Reliability
78%
Weight: 15
Stable electricity supply with rare outages.
πΆ Public WiFi Availability
67%
Weight: 10
Public WiFi available in some public spaces and cafes but not widespread.
βοΈ Legal & Administrative
π Visa Ease
75%
Weight: 40
Croatia joined Schengen Area in 2023; visa-free access for many countries and digital nomad visa available.
π Tax Friendliness
58%
Weight: 30
Moderate tax rates; digital nomad visa offers some tax benefits but overall tax system is average.
π£οΈ Freedom of Speech
89%
Weight: 15
Strong protections for freedom of speech consistent with EU standards.
ποΈ Political Stability
83%
Weight: 20
Stable democratic government with low political risk.
π¦ Ease of Opening Bank Account
64%
Weight: 15
Possible for foreigners but requires documentation; some banks more foreigner-friendly.
π Ease of Business Registration
60%
Weight: 10
Moderate bureaucracy; process improving but still some paperwork and delays.
πβοΈ Digital Nomad Visa Availability
81%
Weight: 35
Croatia offers a digital nomad visa with favorable conditions since 2021.
π Digital Nomad Community
π Nomad Friendly
67%
Weight: 50
Growing awareness and infrastructure but still behind major nomad hubs.
π€ Nomad Events & Meetups
44%
Weight: 25
Few organized events in Trogir; more frequent meetups in Split.
ππ₯ Online Community Presence
53%
Weight: 20
Limited online groups specifically for Trogir; broader Croatian nomad communities active.
π‘οΈ Safety & Tolerance
π‘οΈ Safety
88%
Weight: 100
Very safe city with low crime rates, especially in tourist areas.
βοΈ Female Friendly
79%
Weight: 50
Generally safe and welcoming for women; standard European norms apply.
β Racial Tolerance
65%
Weight: 50
Moderate tolerance; some reports of occasional discrimination but overall welcoming.