Port Croatia

A marina in front of the historic city which is open from April to October (VHF channel: 17). Another marina, Supetarska Draga 454, well sheltered in an inlet in the north of the island (Kampor), is more extensive. Open all year round, it has 328 berths and 53 spaces for dry boats. Nearby, all the equipment for boaters, the captain's office, repair for equipment, shops, cafés-bars-restaurants.

From May to October, the activity of the marina intensifies with the arrival of Italian yachtsmen. 500 m from the harbour master's office is the famous Stella Maris tennis centre where the region's most important tennis tournament (ATP Croatia Open) has been held every July for over twenty years. In addition, during the tourist season, the Italian ferry company Venezia Lines operates weekly crossings between Venice and Umag

For pleasure boaters, on the south coast of the Montraker Peninsula, a small marina was built in 2001 according to the latest environmental protection standards (berthing capacity of 220 boats with mooring depths ranging from 4 to 14 m). As such and for the quality of its equipment, it has received several international awards and has been proclaimed the best marina on the eastern Adriatic coast on several occasions. All services are present. Sanitary facilities, car park, nautical shop, restaurant, café, travel agencies, water taxi...

This is the newest of the marinas in the area. With a capacity for 200 boats (for boats between 11 and 25 metres long), it offers various services for boaters and tourists: a restaurant serving local and international cuisine, a beautiful open-air swimming pool, shops and a car park. The pedestrian surroundings have been converted into a seaside promenade. The setting is pleasant and walking around is a real pleasure. In the evening, the marina comes alive to the rhythm of the locals and tourists who enjoy the place.

The 4-star Dubrovnik Marina (open all year round) is located northwest of Gruž, on the southern bank of the Rijeka Dubrovačka, at its source. On foot or by boat, you will not miss the silhouette of the villa of the Sorkočević, one of the most powerful Rijekan families of the time, built on the banks of the Ombla River. It is now part of the marina. The park can be freely accessed and walked around. It is very pleasant when the sun rises or in the evening when the star disappears to make way for the moon and its reflections on the water.