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Luka Rovanjska

Luka Rovanjska

Marina in Croatia

15°32'14.2"E 44°14'58.6"N The port of Rovanjska covers 23,285 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 1,626 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 21,659 m 2.

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Luka Rovanjska Facilities

Electricity

44.24984 N, 15.53722 E

Luka Rovanjska Info

Manoeuvrability

Fair

Approaches & Channel Marking

Fair

Dock Type

Fixed

Style

Stern to

Depth at MLW

< 2m

Current/Tidal Flow

Negligible

Port of Entry

No

Visitor Berths

Yes

Luka Rovanjska Weather Forecast

Sat

5AM - 9AM

23 November 2024

Light and variable.
Increasing from −5 to −2°C
Sunny

Sat

9AM - 1PM

23 November 2024

Light and variable.
Increasing from −1 to 3°C
Sunny

Sat

1PM - 5PM

23 November 2024

Light and variable.
0–9°C
Sunny

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Marina in Zadar

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Marina in Zadar

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Luka Iz Mali - Komoševa

Marina in Zadar

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Marina in Zadar

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Marina in Zadar

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Marina in Zadar

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Luka Božava

Marina in Zadar

The port of Božava has an operational part of the port located on the operational shore 25 m long. The port of Božava has a nautical part of the port, which consists of two parts, one part 160 m long and the other 38 m long. The rest of the port of Bozava is intended for communal communication. The port of Božava is on the east side of Dugi otok. It is well protected from all winds except the south. The interior is also partially protected from the south. By boat, we can land on the south side of the breakwater. 10 -15 berths available for sailboats and yachts. Electricity supply available. (31.05.2019. Water was not available, even if there is a tap on each berth due to some works in progress). They did not charge berths as well, but normally price is €4/m per day. Shops and grocery store available for basic supply. No fresh meat or fish to buy. 2 ok restaurants. Good pizza.

Luka Veli Rat

Marina in Zadar

The port of Veli Rat covers 25,111 m 2, of which the land area is 2,798 m 2, and the sea area is 22,313 m 2. The port of Veli Rat is entirely intended for communal communication.

Luka Verunić

Marina in Zadar

The port of Verunić covers 28,817 m 2, of which the land area is 2,987 m 2, and the sea area is 25,830 m 2. Luka Verunić is entirely intended for communal communication.

Luka Sestrunj / Kablin

Marina in Zadar

The port of Sestrunj / Kablin covers 31,425 m 2, of which the land area is 406 m 2 and the sea area is 27,208 m 2.

Luka Foša

Marina in Zadar

The port of Zadar / Foša is entirely intended for communal communication.

Marina Zadar

Marina in Zadar

Marina Zadar is located in the central part of the Adriatic coast. The Zadar and Kornati archipelago stretches out in front of Zadar, an island world with over 300 islands, cliffs and reefs. Thus, Marina Zadar proves to be the ideal starting point for a nautical adventure for numerous water sports enthusiasts from all over the world. Marina Zadar is located right in the center of the 3000-year-old city, which offers numerous historical monuments, archaeological finds and cultural events, as well as modern shopping centers. Being naturally well protected from the wind, Marina Zadar is a safe haven. In addition to the standard services (300 sea berths, 200 land berths, crane, automatic slipway, etc.), the Moto Marina Service is available to guests for any repairs and spare parts. If you don't have your own boat, but want to spend an unforgettable holiday, you can rent a motor or sailing boat from our Marina Zadar Charter. After a leisurely day at sea, there is also a lot on offer within the marina complex for the pleasant evening hours: Marina Zadar has been awarded the “Blue Flag”. This exclusive eco-label is awarded to a marina in recognition of high environmental standards and good sanitary and safety facilities. In addition to Marina Zadar, Tankerkomerc has another branch, Marina “Ić Veli” on the island of the same name, only 14 nautical miles from Zadar. In the immediate vicinity of Zadar, apart from the sea and natural beauties, there are numerous opportunities to spend an active holiday: cycling and hiking tours, horseback riding, mountaineering, free-climbing, fishing, rafting, canoeing, game hunting and much more

Luka Draženica

Marina in Zadar

The port of Zadar / Draženica covers 31,391 m 2, of which the land area is 3,861 m 2, and the sea area is 27,530 m 2. The port of Zadar / Draženica is entirely intended for communal communication.

Luka Petrčane

Marina in Zadar

Port of Petrčane port basin 1 Longitude: 15° 12'44.9 "E Latitude: 44° 08'24.1 "N Port of Petrčane / port basin 1 covers 8,201 m 2 of which the land area is 891 m 2 and the sea area is 7,310 m 2. Port of Zadar Petrčane / port pool 1 is entirely intended for communal connection. Port of Petrčane / port basin 2 Longitude: 15° 09'24.9 "E Latitude: 44° 11'16.3 "N Port of Petrčane / port basin 2 covers 6,306 m 2, of which the land area is 665 m 2 and the sea area is 5,641 m 2. The port of Petrčane / port basin 2 is entirely intended for communal connection. Port of Petrčane / port basin 3 Longitude: 15° 09'38.9 "E Latitude: 44° 11'08.4 "N Port of Petrčane / port basin 3 covers 33,227 m 2, of which the land area is 3,848 m 2 and the sea area is 29,379 m 2. The port of Petrčane / port basin 3 is entirely intended for communal connection. Port of Petrčane / port basin 4 Longitude: 15° 09'43.5 "E Latitude: 44° 10'38.0 "N Port of Petrčane / port basin 4 covers 8,861 m 2, of which the land area is 1,028 m 2 and the sea area is 7,833 m 2. The port of Petrčane / port basin 4 is entirely intended for communal connection.

Luka Zadar / Diklo

Marina in Zadar

Diklo / port pool 1 Longitude: 15° 12'12.6 "E Latitude: 44° 09'06.1 "N Port of Zadar / Diklo / port basin 1 covers 20,203 m 2 of which the land area is 4,500 m 2 and the sea area is 15,703 m 2. Port of Zadar / Diklo / port basin 1 is entirely intended for communal connection. Port of Zadar / Diklo / port basin 2 Longitude: 15° 12'32.1 "E Latitude: 44° 08'47.9 "N Port of Zadar / Diklo / port basin 2 covers 25,523 m 2, of which the land area is 4,639 m 2, and the sea area is 20,884 m 2. Port of Zadar / Diklo / port basin 2 is entirely intended for communal connection. Port of Zadar / Diklo / port basin 3 Longitude: 15° 12'44.9 "E Latitude: 44° 08'24.1 "N Port of Zadar / Diklo / port basin 3 covers 26,442 m 2 of which the land area is 3,366 m 2 and the sea area is 23,076 m 2. Port of Zadar / Diklo / port basin 3 is entirely intended for communal connection.

Luka Zaton / uvala Dražnik

Marina in Zadar

The port of Zaton / Dražnik bay covers 7,907 m 2, of which the land area is 924 m 2 and the sea area is 220,365 m 2. The port of Zaton / Dražnik bay is entirely intended for communal connection.

Luka Privlaka - uvala Loznica

Marina in Zadar

The port of Privlaka / Loznica bay covers 30,795 m 2 , of which the land area is 3,583 m 2 , and the sea area is 27,212 m 2 . The port of Privlaka / Loznica bay is entirely intended for communal connection.

Luka Vir / Luka

Marina in Zadar

The Port of Vir covers 7,054 m 2, of which the land area is 1,538 m 2, and the sea area is 5,516 m 2. The Port of Vir / Luka is entirely intended for communal communication.

Luka Vir / uvala Sapavac

Marina in Zadar

The port of Vir / Sapavac bay covers 4,546 m 2, of which the land area is 1,229 m 2, and the sea area is 3,317 m 2. The port of Vir / Sapavac Bay has an operational part of the port located on the operational shore 40 m long. The rest of the port of Vir / Sapavac bay is intended for communal connection.

Port of Škarda / Trate Bay

Marina in Zadar

The port of Škarda / Trate Bay covers 9,107 m 2, of which the land area is 992 m 2 and the sea area is 8,115 m 2. The port of Škarda / Trate Bay is entirely intended for communal communication.

Luka Premuda - Krijal

Marina in Zadar

The port of Premuda Krijal has an operational part located on the operational pier with a plateau with a total length of 100 m. The rest of the port of Premuda Krijal is intended for communal communication. Services and equipment: Electricity Water Showers Restrooms

Luka Premuda Loza

Marina in Zadar

The port of Premuda / Loza covers 9,286 m 2, of which the land area is 274 m 2 and the sea area is 9,012 m 2. The port of Premuda / Loza has an operational part of the port which consists of an operational shore 38 m long.

Luka Vir / uvala Slatinica

Marina in Zadar

The port of Vir / Slatinica bay covers 14,045 m 2, of which the land area is 4,786 m 2, and the sea area is 9,259 m 2. The port of Vir / Slatinica bay is entirely intended for communal communication.

Luka Vrsi / cove Školjić

Marina in Zadar

15°12'46.9"E 44°15'27.6"N Vrsi harbor / Školjić bay covers 5,716 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 1,312 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 4,404 m 2. Vrsi harbor / Školjić bay is a small harbour.

The port of Ljubačka vala

Marina in Zadar

The port of Ljubačka vala covers 16,948 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 3,411 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 13,537 m 2. There is no crowd. It's peaceful. The place is protected from the north winds, the port is small and tame. It's neat. The sea is shallow and warm.

Luka Posedarje

Marina in Zadar

The port of Posedarje covers 96,648 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 4,298 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 92,350 m 2. Luka Posedarje is located on the northwestern side of the Novograd Sea. The port is small and is mainly intended for the mooring of local vessels. It is well protected from northerly and westerly winds, but is open to southerly winds and gales, which cause high waves in the harbor. It is possible to moor the vessel laterally to the fortified shore in front of the pier. When sailing, we must be careful of all the ropes with which the natives have their vessels moored a good meter or two from the shore, because of the waves caused by southerly winds and gales. When sailing towards the port, we must also be careful of the shallows around the island of Školj Veli.

Luka Maslenica

Marina in Zadar

15°32'24.7"E 44°13'12.6"N Luka Maslenica is located at the exit from Novski žrel, under the famous Maslenica bridge. The port of Maslenica covers 20,171 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 1,411 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 18,760 m 2. The wharf is 120 m long and has a depth of 10 m alongside. There is room for 6-8 vessels. The port is sheltered from storm surges, and southerly winds cause high waves.

Port Pool Modrič

Marina in Zadar

15°32'14.7"E 44°15'38.6"N Rovanjska port / Modrič harbor basin covers 2,995 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 395 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 2,600 m 2.

Luke Seline

Marina in Zadar

The port of Seline covers 25,574 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 2,281 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 23,293 m 2.

Port of Tribanj Krušćica / Lubardić Bay

Marina in Zadar

15°18'57.6"E 44°20'58.2"N The port of Tribanj Krušćica / Lubardić Bay covers 6,742 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 1,124 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 5,618 m 2.

Luka Vlašići

Marina in Zadar

15°12'51.8"E 44°19'15.3"N The port of Vlašići covers 8,159 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 935 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 7,224 m 2.

Luka Smokvica

Marina in Zadar

15°11'20.7"E 44°19'06.7"N The port of Smokvica covers 4,774 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 672 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 4,102 m 2. Smokvica is a small place on the southern part of the island of Pag. A place you just have to get to know, feel… there are hardly words that can describe what the heart and soul see, but we will try, at least a little. Located by the sea and the beautiful beach and small bays, there is something for everyone here. Smokvica enchants with its wildness, peace and simplicity.

Luka Povljana

Marina in Zadar

15°06'14.7"E 44°20'52.4"N The port of Povljana has an operational part of the port, which is located on top of the jetty, 7 m long. Povljana is located where Kvarner islands meet Dalmatia, in the south of the island of Pag, in a beautiful natural bay. Facing west, it is sheltered from strong winds of bora and sirocco. It offers protection and refuge.

Luka Kali / uvala Mala Lamjana

Marina in Zadar

Kali port / Mala Lamjana cove covers 36,812 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 2,198 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 34,614 m 2.

Luka Proboj

Marina in Zadar

Port Proboj covers 26,914 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 2,699 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 24,215 m 2.

Port of Pag

Marina in Zadar

The port of Pag covers 238,486 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 14,571 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 223,915 m 2. The Port of Pag has two operational parts of the port, one of which consists of an operational waterfront with a length of 102 m, and the other with an operational waterfront of 122 m. The rest of the port of Pag is intended for communal connection.

Luka Preko

Marina in Zadar

15°11'41.3"E 44°04'34.0"N The port of Preko covers 35,767 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 8,603 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 27,164 m 2. The port of Preko has two operational parts of the port, one of which is an operational pier with a length of 100 m, and the other is an operational shore with a length of 40 m. The port of Preko has a nautical part of the harbor for mooring yachts and boats with a length of 146 m. Port Preko / port pool 1 Longitude: 15°11'21.1"E Latitude: 44°04'50.0"N The port of Preko / port basin 1 covers 12,597 m 2 , of which the area of the land part is 1,578 m 2 , and the area of the sea part is 11,019 m 2 . Preko harbor / harbor basin 1 has an operational part of the harbor with a length of 67 m. Port Preko / port pool 2 Longitude: 15°11'21.1"E Latitude: 44°04'50.0"N Luka Preko / port basin 2 covers 10,820 m 2 , of which the area of the land part is 2,335 m 2 , and the area of the sea part is 8,485 m 2 . Preko harbor / harbor pool 2 has an operational part of the harbor with a length of 38 m. Preko harbor / harbor basin 2 has a nautical section 16 m long. The other part of Luka Preko / harbor basin 2 is intended for communal connection.

Luka Tkon

Marina in Zadar

The port of Tkon covers 65,286 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 8,628 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 56,658 m 2. The port of Tkon has an operational part of the port, which consists of an operational wharf 50 m long, and an operational quay 50 m long. The port of Tkon has a nautical part of the port with a length of 93 m.

Hotel Marina Kornati

Marina in Zadar

The hotel marina is located in the center of the city of Biograd as part of Ilirija's hotels: Kornati, Ilirija and Adriatic. It is ideal for guests who want to spend their vacation enjoying the discovery of nearby golden coves and wooded islands. The hotel marina was built in 1974 in the very center of Biograd n/M, in front of Hotel Kornati and Hotel Ilirija. In 2000, wooden piers were replaced by concrete ones, offering 16 A (single phase) electricity and water (2-4 bars) connections. The hotel marina is guarded 24 hours a day, sanitary facilities are within the Hotel Kornati and it can be used exclusively by the guests of hotel marina. The hotel marina has 100 berths for motor boats with the length up to 8.50 m and the maximum depth is 2.5 m. Maintenance services can be provided at the Kornati marina. If you want to book a contractual or transit berth, please fill out the QUESTIONNAIRE or send an e-mail to: info@marinakornati.com. The marina is equipped with all necessary facilities: number of connections: 120 max. vessel length: 8.5 m draft depth: from 1.5 - 2.5 m equipment: electricity and water connections toilet: within the Kornati hotel (10m) technical services and service: in Marina Kornati weather conditions: protected from the wind security: 24-hour guard service

Luka Vir / bay Lucica

Marina in Zadar

The port of Vir / Lučica bay covers 9,192 m 2, of which the area of the land part is 788 m 2, and the area of the sea part is 8,394 m 2. Luka Vir / cove Lučica is entirely intended for communal connection.

Luka Zapuntel

Marina in Zadar

The port of Zapuntel has an operational part of the port, which consists of an operational jetty with a length of 45 m. The port of Zapuntel has a nautical part of the port that is 45 m long.

Marina Sali

Marina in Zadar

Under construction, only boat less than 12 m. Marina Sali is located on the south-eastern side of Dugi Otok, it offers amenities like power, water and sanitary facilities. Depending on the length of the ship, an average of 50 to 70 moorings are available. Small businesses such as supermarkets, bakeries and restaurants can be found in the city.

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