Trogir

After Kravica Waterfall, we ended our time in Bosnia and Herzegovina and drove back to Croatia and the town of Trogir.  The historic center of Trogir is actually on a little island -- walled of course -- and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.  Trogir is just across a small bay from the city of Split where we will be staying the next three days.  The historic center is well-preserved and you can easily wander through all of the narrow alleyways. It is still very much lived in as we came across many apartments and local shops and restaurants that do not necessarily cater to tourists.  We enjoyed the casual, laid-back atmosphere as we had dinner at a cafe along the waterfront promenade people-watching and seeing the boats go past.  I wonder if there are any affordable apartments here?