Provisioning & supermarket runs
Airport, supermarket, marina — one booking for your charter provisioning run.
A fixed stop at a Trogir supermarket added to the airport transfer, priced as one chain instead of two separate bookings.
One booking, not two.
A provisioning run adds one stop and thirty to sixty minutes to a normal airport transfer, and for a charter crew it's usually worth more than the ride itself. Book it as a single chain — airport, a fixed stop at a Trogir supermarket, then the marina — and you get one fixed quote covering the whole trip instead of a transfer plus a separate taxi queue outside a shop with bags of ice melting on the pavement.
Three stops, one price.
We meet your flight
Same as any airport pickup — flight tracked, name board inside arrivals, luggage loaded.
The supermarket stop
Thirty minutes for a top-up shop, sixty for a full provisioning run. Tell us which when you book and we hold the driver's time for it.
Straight to the marina
Bags and boxes loaded together, driven to your berth in Trogir, Seget or Kaštela.
The transfer is short. The shop is the job.
Trogir to any of the marinas is a five to fifteen minute drive — the transfer was never the hard part. What actually eats a charter week's first afternoon is finding a supermarket, parking, loading crates of water and beer, and getting back on the road before the marina office closes for the day.
- One driver, one vehicle, from terminal to berth
- No second taxi booked from the shop's car park
- Boxes and bags loaded once, not twice
Just say so in the first message.
There's no separate booking form for the supermarket stop — mention it in the same WhatsApp message as your transfer request. Tell us your flight, your marina, and whether you need thirty minutes for a top-up or sixty for a full shop, and the quote comes back covering the whole chain.
Marina to airport, with a bakery on the way.
At the end of a charter, the same logic runs backward. A stop at a Trogir bakery for the last breakfast, or a quick shop for gifts to take home, added to the marina-to-airport run — booked the same way, in the same message.
Book the return runProvisioning runs, answered.
How long does the supermarket stop add to the transfer?
Thirty minutes for a top-up shop, sixty for a full provisioning run. Tell us which one when you book and the driver's time is held for it.
Do I book the transfer and the stop separately?
No — mention the stop in your first WhatsApp message along with your flight and marina, and one fixed quote covers the airport, the supermarket and the marina as a single chain.
Which supermarket do you use?
Whichever is closest to your marina and has what a provisioning list actually needs — tell us your preference if you have one, otherwise we pick the practical option.
Can the driver wait while we shop?
Yes, that's the point of quoting the stop as thirty or sixty minutes — the driver's time and the wait are both part of the fixed price, not an extra charge on top.
Does this work for the airport-bound run too?
Yes — marina to airport with a bakery or shop stop on the way works the same way, booked in the same message.
The Plejo Promise
Seven things we promise on every transfer.
- We meet you inside arrivals — with your name on a sign, not on a road outside the terminal.
- We track your flight — land late and we're still there.
- 30 minutes of free waiting, included, timed from when you actually land.
- A fixed price on WhatsApp within 10 minutes (08:00–20:00 CET, every day). Once agreed it doesn't move — tolls, luggage and fees included, no summer surge.
- You'll know your driver — name, photo, vehicle and plate, sent the day before.
- Card or cash, both accepted in the vehicle.
- Free cancellation up to 12 hours before pickup.
More for charter crews.
Send your flight, your marina, and your shopping list.
A fixed price on WhatsApp in under 10 minutes (08:00–20:00 CET).