Berths & marinas in Split-Dalmatia, Croatia

Biševo is a tiny, largely uninhabited island southwest of Vis in the outer Dalmatian islands — best known for the Blue…

Bol Marina sits at the foot of Brač island's dramatic limestone hinterland, facing south across the channel toward Hvar…

Brusje is a quiet hilltop village on Hvar island, offering a small, peaceful stopping point away from the busy quays of…

Hvar Stari Grad Marina sits at the head of a long, deep inlet on the north side of Hvar island — one of the finest natu…

Komiža Marina is set on the western shore of Vis island — the most remote inhabited island on the Croatian Adriatic, ro…

Marina Baotić occupies a well-sheltered position in Seget Donji, a small settlement in the Trogir channel on the centra…

Marina Kaštela occupies the long, sheltered bay of Kaštela between Split and Trogir, named for the seven Renaissance fo…

Marina Trogir is set in the narrow channel between Trogir's UNESCO-listed medieval island and the coast of the island o…

Milna Marina is set in one of the finest natural harbours on the island of Brač — a deep, almost landlocked bay on the…

Split City Marina is moored in the heart of Croatia's second city, immediately below Diocletian's Palace — the Roman em…

Supetar Marina Brač is the main port of entry for Brač island, served by frequent car ferries from Split throughout the…

Svetac (Sv. Andrija) is one of the most remote islands on the Croatian Adriatic, lying 20 nm west of Vis in the open se…

Vis Marina Croatia serves the main town of Vis on the island of the same name — the most remote inhabited island on the…