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Sportska lučica Štinjan-Puntižela

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Sportska lučica Štinjan-Puntižela

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Small sport fishing private harbour 160 berths, build a breakwater and a central jetty and provide functional facilities in the coastal part (administration, concierge, sanitary facilities, catering services, storage facilities, ship maintenance platform)

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Facilities

Toilets

44.89911 N, 13.80909 E

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Manoeuvrability

Fair

Approaches & Channel Marking

Fair

Dock Type

Fixed

Style

Stern to

Depth at MLW

< 2m

Current/Tidal Flow

Negligible

Port of Entry

No

Weather

Sat

5AM - 9AM

09 November 2024

Light and variable.
11–14°C
Calm sea
UV Index: 0 - Low
Cloudy

Sat

9AM - 1PM

09 November 2024

Light and variable.
12–16°C
Calm sea
UV Index: 1 - Low
Cloudy

Sat

1PM - 5PM

09 November 2024

N 3–5 knots.
13–17°C
Calm sea
UV Index: 0 - Low
Cloudy

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ACI Marina Umag

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ACI Marina Rovinj

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ACI Marina Pomer

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Marina Parentium

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Marina in the green lagoon The Parentium marina is located in the Zelena Laguna holiday complex, right by the Parentium Hotel, 6 km from Poreč. The marina has 184 berths for boats from 3 to 20 meters in length, with a maximum draft of 5 m. All berths can use the electricity and water connections on the pontoon. Marina Parentium has its own workshop with mechanics, electricians, electronics technicians, plastics foremen, carpenters and others, as well as a 10-ton crane. The marina at Marina Parenitum also includes the following services: reception, restaurant, supermarket, sanitary facilities with hot water. In the vicinity are the hotels, the post office, sports, amusement and other recreational facilities, travel agencies, doctors, charter, etc.

Marina Cervar-Porat

Marina in Istria

Poreč north marine Marina Červar is located in the Červar-Porat holiday resort, 6 km north of Poreč. The marina has 259 berths for boats from 3 to 25 m, with a maximal draft of 5 m. All berths are provided with electricity and water on the pontoon. The marina has its own repair shop providing the services of mechanics, an electronics engineer, an electrician, a plastics expert, a joiner and other necessary personnel, and there is a 15-ton crane. Among other services provided at the marina and in town, there is a reception desk, two large toilet facilities with hot water, a restaurant, a hotel, a travel agency, various shops and supermarkets, exchange offices and a charter. The principal dangers in the approach to Marina Cervar-Porat are the shoals and islets of Mali Skolj and Veli Skolj, which extend nearly a mile off the headland at the S extremity of the bay of Cervar-Porat and are marked with buoys. The approach should be made from NW, leaving the S headland at least one mile to starboard if approaching from S. The short breakwater of the marina will be evident at the SE corner of the bay when close in. Shelter is reasonably good, although strong NW winds would probably make the outer berths at least very uncomfortable.

Marina Servis Plava

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Marina Funtana

Marina in Istria

The marina in Funtana, built in 2003 in this tourist and fishermen village on the Istrian riviera, is open during the whole year. It disposes of 200 sea berths for boats of 5 to 30 meters of length. All the berths have double moorings, water and electricity points. The maximum depth at berths is 4 meters, while the minimum is 1.5 meters. The marina facilities include the reception, toilets and showers, café bars, parking places, laundry and a technical service, supermarkets and a charter service. Other services, including fuel supply, can be found at the marina Vrsar, about 1.5 nautical miles to the South. The landmark for entering the port is the village with its bell tower and the lighthouse positioned at the breakwater extremity. Because of numerous shoals, cliffs and reefs, yachtsmen are recommended to sail very carefully through the bay. The safest way to approach the Funtana’s harbour is from the West. Regulations for foreign navigators For sailing or docking in Croatian waters, a special permission is required. The only exceptions are the sport rowing vessels not longer than 3 meters, or up to 3 meters with an engine bellow 3.67 kW. After entering Croatian waters the vessel owner or captain has to dock in the nearest port for international sea traffic, to report the arrival and fill up the request for issuing a sails permission. Permissions can be time limited or unlimited, but there are no restrictions concerning the territory. The tourist tax amount varies according to the length of your permanence. Nautical charts, publications and manuals regarding the Adriatic and navigation in it may be found at : Agency Linet Ribarska 2 +385 52 445 012

Marina Vrsar

Marina in Istria

The village and port of Vrsar are located on the west coast of Istria and today is a famous tourist place with a developed catering and tourist offer. In front of Vrsar is one of the most beautiful archipelagos with eighteen uninhabited islands. There is also the Koversada naturist camp, which is considered to be the largest of its kind in Europe. We find the name of the city in various variants: Ursaria, Orsaria, Vrsarium. At the root, he preserved the old word ur, which means source. In the 5th century, a larger centre with an early Christian church was founded. The oldest building phase of the castle on the top of the hill, and the church of Sv. Foška from the 17th century and the three-nave basilica of St. Mary of the Sea. The church of Sv. Anton, Renaissance-Baroque style, and the parish church of St. Construction of St. Martin on the top of the hill began in 1804. And was not completed until 1935. Between the 12th and 17th centuries, there were salt pans and numerous quarries in the Vrsar Bay. Venetian palaces, bridges and churches rise from the Vrsar stone, the famous Pietre di Orsera. Here come the famous sculptors of that time (Leonardo Tagliapietra, Antonio Rizzo). It is also recorded that Vrsar was visited by Pope Alexander III in 1177, and in the 18th century on two occasions by the famous adventurer Giacomo Casanova.

Marine Valalta

Marina in Istria

The first and only naturist port on the Adriatic, to the satisfaction of naturist sailors has berths in the sea and on land, ideal for smaller sports boats but also for larger yachts. The marina offers its guests safe accommodation of vessels, connection to water and electricity at the piers, service and lifting and lowering of vessels, descent for vessels and sanitary area with hot and cold water. The water depth in the marina allows draft from 1.5 to 6 m.

Marina Brijuni

Marina in Istria

Brijuni Islands are a real piece of paradise for boaters. The indentation of the coastline, convenient microclimate and a favorable geographic position provide boaters a vacation for body and soul, and these ideal conditions are the reason why Brijuni are becoming an increasingly desirable and visited destination. Upon arrival on the island, visitors will be taken care of by the National Park staff, who will do everything to keep your stay comfortable and in accordance with individual wishes and needs. They will help visitors organize excursions with electric cars or bicycles, play golf or tennis, a gala lunch or dinner at special sites during sunset or under torchlight. Our rich offer and kind staff will ensure you have the vacation you truly deserve! Veli Brijun port provides a safe place for all boaters so it is possible to sail into the port by a boat up to 55 meters long. For larger ships, a buoy is secured and anchoring in the Fažana Channel itself is possible. Boaters can use the services 24 hours a day, from docking to registering at the port. Each boater will be provided instructions regarding the National Park when sailing into the port, as well as power and water connections, and the possibility of using showers and bathrooms.

Lučica Valbandon

Marina in Istria

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Lučica Štinjan

Marina in Istria

Beautiful rocky secluded coves. Clear show waters for swimming and snorkeling. Calm, clear waters, small boats. In the area you can enjoy water sports, Kaiak rental, excursions and sightseeing.

Marina Mandrač

Marina in Istria

The marina is located in Kolodvorska ul. 7, 52100, Pula, Croatia Small harbor in Pula, near center with no infrastructure. A nice quiet marina for private boat owners. You must be a current renter or have permission to use this for docking your boat. The entrance to each dock is locked and you must have a key to enter. Video surveillance at each entrance. Over time, Mandrač in Novigrad became the central part of commercial activities as a small fishing port for local boats and fish trade. Novigrad, thanks to its long fishing tradition, is closely connected with its local population who gather in Mandrač Bay to this day, enjoying seafood and socializing every day with good wine and good music. Today Novigrad is a small fishing village with rich cultural and historical heritage, authentic Istrian cuisine, beautiful coastline, clean sea and various sports facilities.

Port Bunarina

Marina in Istria

Working hours: September 1st to June 30th – 7am to 3pm July 1st to August 31st – 7am to 9pm The recreational craft skipper is obligated to check in at the reception and to produce the vessel’s documents upon arrival at the port, and to check out before departing from the port. When entering and/or leaving the port, there is a 3 knot speed limit. The mooring in the harbour must be performed safely, with proper ropes of the appropriate dimensions. If a vessel is not properly moored, it will be done by an employee of the Port Bunarina. The recreational craft user i.e. owner must take care of the recreational craft moored at the port and he/she will be held responsible for any damage caused by the recreational craft to other vessels, the shore, equipment, devices or appliances. The boat whistle and the flag bunting may be used in the port only with a prior consent of the Port Authority, except in the event of emergency and danger or during manoeuvring. When a vessel is in the port, there must be as many crew members onboard as needed for safely manoeuvring the recreational craft in case of danger. By arriving to the port, the owner / commander of the recreational craft is considered to have accepted the Rules for the Maintenance of Order in the Port Bunarina. All complaints can be registered in the book of complaints at the reception desk. The marina part of the port is located on the north-eastern side – the piers 11, 10, 9, 8, 7 and the shore D. In the picture, the yacht berths are marked with red, the municipal moorings with blue and the operational dock with yellow. The temporary marina part of the port is on the shore B in front of the administrative building of the Reception. The Rules for the Maintenance of Order regulate the terms and methods of maintaining order in the port. The depths at the berths range between 1 and 10m. Berths are possible for recreational crafts up to 15m. The crane -10t. berths in the sea reception anchoring assistance water and electricity sanitary facilities crane parking garbage disposal buffet Bunarina diving club sailing club charter THE MUNICIPAL PORT The order of priority for obtaining a permanent berth is regulated by the provision of Art. 5 of the Rules on the criteria for determining the purpose of a particular part of the port open for traffic of regional and local importance (Official Gazette no. 94/07) and the Rules for the Maintenance of Order set forth the layout of berths. In the picture, it is marked with blue. There are 300 municipal moorings in total.

Marina Veruda

Marina in Istria

Marina Veruda, one of the pearls of the Pula coast is located in an ideal position in the bay Veruda, is completely protected from all winds and waves, so it offers safety to sailors because there is almost no threat from the sea, land or air that could endanger moored boats. The vast bay of Veruda, which stretches south of the city of Pula, has always been an idyllic fishing port. Surrounded by lush, still untouched Mediterranean vegetation, it was an ideal space for the increasingly demanding needs of tourism, so our marina was built here: a door that opens to the entire Adriatic. Marina lives intensively, not only in the summer months, but throughout the year. Marina Veruda stretches for 1500 m in length and its position provides safe shelter from all winds. The series of 18 piers are equipped with electricity (220 and 380 V) and water connections and has 630 berths for vessels up to 40 m (possibility of connecting mega-yachts) and a maximum draft of up to 4 m. Advantages Marina Veruda has progressed, but it is best, dear guests and lovers of the sea, to see for yourself and visit our marina. Our professional and friendly staff will make sure that your stay is more than pleasant, all your wishes fulfilled so that you can truly feel at home. The driver of our success is professional staff, teamwork and a friendly atmosphere, and the result is quality service, professional support and satisfied guests. Part of what can be experienced sailing to our marina are a natural beauty, the protected landscape and untouched nature.

PŠRD Delfin Pula

Marina in Istria

SPORTS PORT issues of berths, maintenance and servicing of ships, infrastructure, working hours, contacts, information to members… https://www.facebook.com/psrddelfinpula/

Lučica Vinkuran

Marina in Istria

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Porto Volme

Marina in Istria

Nice little marina! We have our sailing boat moored here from almost the very beginning and facilities are getting better each year. Despite huge changes and improvements, it somehow still retained its original charm. Volme is an Istrian village located on the peninsula of Premantura, the last farthest part of Istria, a few kilometers from Pula. Here you can find various commodities (pharmacy, food, bank, fuel distribution) and as in most of the Istrian coast, now highly touristy, you can find many services such as: rental of cars and water scooter, there is also the possibility of practicing a great number of sports including diving. In the area are highly appreciated by the tourists, the cycle paths connected by different tracks and that allow long and interesting ride immersed in nature. The peninsula of Premantura is one of the most beautiful natural environments of the completely Istrian peninsula and intact also, thanks to the establishment of a "protected area". The flora is very developed and there are many species of orchids. On the coast, there are caves and islets and the beaches are rocky. The port of Volme is located in Paltana Bay (Porto Olmo Grande). The bay is very large, in recent years, this area has been built a lot, but you can still see open yards. The marina is part of a much larger complex consisting of villas and apartments. You can moor here, but first you have to stop at the station of the dock where you will find the manager who will address you in a marina mooring, where you can pay, even on one-day fee. Coming from the south, it is advisable to stay west, off and far from the Power lighthouse with white flashing light (3 seconds), considering that Istria depth contour is full of rocks and a shelving bottoms; in this area sometimes occurs the phenomenon of Crossed sea with very irregular currents reaching up to 3 knots. For those who want to go east, make a visit the island of Feloniga, where there are dinosaur prints, but be careful and approach the area only with very calm sea and days with great visibility.

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Marina in Istria

Small private marina

Marina Medulin

Marina in Istria

Marina Medulin has 85 berths in the sea. Water and electricity (220V) are provided for each berth as well as toilette use, free Wi-Fi and one parking place. The piers and the whole marina area are guarded for 24 hours. The depth of the piers is 1.50 m to 2.80 m. Maximum length of vessels is 19,99 m. The entire marina is secured and under constant video surveillance.

Marina Polesana Pula

Marina in Istria

A modern marina with the latest amenities that will elevate your boating experience in one of the most frequented yachting destinations. Is located in the natural sheltered harbour of the historic town and has a great transport connectivity. Pula is only a single fuel tank away from the north of Italy, western Austria and Slovenia, and it takes boaters only a couple of hours to reach Mid Dalmatia. The amazing Brijuni national park is near the marina. The entire Istria county is famous for its gastronomic offer, history and cultural events throughout the year. It is ideal for weekend boat journeys or weekend regattas. Pula is only 30 nautical miles away from the islands of Unije and Susak and as you sail further south, there is the island of Cres, Lošinj, Ilovik and the number of small islets you pass by en route to the island of Dugi otok and finally the most desirable of sailing destinations – Kornati national park. 4 floating jetties with just over 250 berths in the water and almost 50 dry berths. The permit also includes nautical service facilities, reception, bar, restaurant, storage rooms, sanitary facilities and parking lots.

Lučka uprava Novigrad

Marina in Istria

N 45°19′ – E 13°33′ Port and seasonal border crossing open from April 1 to October 31. It is protected from all winds except W and NW. There is an operational quay for boarding passengers up to the customs wharf. And towards the inner part, a place for a floating taxi. The public transport port of Novigrad is intended for berthing, anchoring and protection of vessels up to 500 GT, i.e. vessels with a draft of up to 4.00 meters, for loading and unloading of passengers and goods, and for other economic activities that are in mutual economic, traffic relations with these activities and technological connection. Very easy port of entry. The dock is low, so it's better to have your fenders set lower. Customs were on the dock and the harbour master was across the road. Port of entry process took about 10 minutes. Very friendly and accommodating (open 24 hours / 7 days during peak season). The pier can be found on the starboard (note the fairway buoy and single point of danger), leaving the outer breakwater and the customs pier on starboard. After consultation, you can also moor the ship for a short time to do small things in the city. Staff can be found here every day from 8 a.m.

THE PORT OF FOUNTANA

Marina in Istria

The port is located about 2.8 miles south of the port of Poreč, between capes Jurina and Grgetov rt. The Port Authority is a non-profit legal entity with rights and obligations established by the Maritime Property and Sea Ports Act ("Official Gazette" 158/03, 100/04, 141/06, 38/09, 123/11, 56/16, 98/19 ) and the Decision on the establishment of the Poreč Port Authority ("Official Gazette of the Istrian County" no. 7/97, 2/09, 27/14, 2/17 and 9/18). The founder of the Poreč Port Authority is the County of Istria. The port area of the Poreč Port Authority includes: - Port of county significance: Poreč, - Ports of local importance: Vrsar, Funtana, Červar Porat and Vrh Lima, Santa Marina, - Separated port areas - anchorages: cruiser anchorage and Busoja bay, - Separated port areas - wharves and docks: pier of the "Funtana" hotel. The Port Authority was established to manage, build and use ports open to public traffic.

LUKA Zambratija

Marina in Istria

The port of public traffic Zambrati is intended for the docking and anchoring of smaller vessels with low draft and for the performance of other economic activities.

Lučka uprava Rovinj

Marina in Istria

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Port Ribarska koliba

Marina in Istria

The port is a safe hideout in all winds, and is located in the bay east of the port of Bunarina. The port of Ribarska koliba is located in the naturally protected bay of Verudela, adjoins the port of Bunarina and is one of a total of 13 port areas managed by the Port Authority of Pula. It represents a safe hiding place for the boats of the locals, and after the completion of all works, there will be a total of 17 moorings for vessels from 6 to 12 m in length.

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Marina in Istria

Snorkelling is possible, but because this is a bay/harbour, the water is cloudy (visibility less than 1 meter). No place to sup. Dixie toilets, shower, changing cubicles and a bar with very friendly service and very fair prices for food and drinks. Plus a perfect ambiance.

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