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Writer and editor

Domagoj Franc

Domagoj Franc writes and edits pages for OlaSail and checks each fact with its source. The facts on this profile run from the anchoring rules and licences to the official port figures.

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All 607 facts Domagoj Franc looks after name their source, the latest checked on : 332 from the operator, 205 from official sources, 44 measured by us and 26 from third-party sources, such as pilot books and magazines, so treat those 26 as a guide.

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About Domagoj Franc

Domagoj Franc builds software for a living. He is the co-founder and CTO of a livestreaming software company, and before that he spent about ten years building backends for other people. Sailing is his passion. On OlaSail he writes and edits every page and checks each fact with its source, so a skipper can plan a week in Croatia from facts that are right this season.

Role
Writer and editor
Work
Writes and edits pages, and checks each fact with its source
Sailing
Has sailed the whole Croatian Adriatic
Licence
Croatian skipper's licence, category B

What Domagoj Franc looks after

Every fact has a named owner, who checks it again on schedule. These are the kinds of sourced fact Domagoj Franc looks after.

  • Prices, seasons and booking196 facts, about ACI marinas, ACI Marina Split, ACI Marina Trogir, ACI Dubrovnik, ACI Korčula, Milna, Marina Agana, the anchoring rules, Vinišće, Badija, Marina Baotić, Blue Cave, charter companies, Bobovišća, Bol, Budikovac, Drvenik Veli, Hvar town, Jelsa, Marina Kaštela, Komiža, Korčula town quay, Lastovo, Marina Lav, Maslinica, Mljet, Nečujam, Okuklje, Palmižana, Polače, Pomena, Prigradica, Prožurska Luka, Pučišća, Vis island, Green Cave, Zaklopatica, Konoba Familja, Restoran Lučice, Restaurant Maestral, Rogač, Rukavac, SCT Marina Trogir, Croatia, Šipanska Luka, Skrivena Luka, Sobra, the city harbour, Split, Srebrna, Stari Grad, Stipanska, Stomorska, Stončica, Sućuraj, Tatinja, Trogir, Vela Luka, Vinogradišće, Vis town and Vrboska.
  • Places to stay and who runs them176 facts, about ACI Marina Split, ACI marinas, ACI Marina Trogir, ACI Korčula, Milna, Marina Agana, the anchoring rules, Marina Baotić, Blue Cave, the south coast, Bobovišća, Bol, Brna, Budikovac, Hvar town, Marina Kaštela, Komiža, Blue Lagoon, Lastovo, Marina Lav, Livka, Lučice, Lumbarda, Nečujam, Palmižana, Maslinica, Mljet, Okuklje, Pasadur, Polače, Pomena, Prigradica, Prožurska Luka, Vis island, Green Cave, Konoba Familja, Restoran Lučice, Restaurant Maestral, Šišmiš, Rukavac, Saplunara, Šćedro, SCT Marina Trogir, Šešula, Skrivena Luka, Sobra, the city harbour, Stari Grad, Stiniva, Stomorska, Stončica, Šunj, Tatinja, Ubli, Vela Luka, Vinogradišće, Vis town, Vrboska, Zaklopatica and Pakleni Islands.
  • Water, power and fuel56 facts, about ACI Marina Split, ACI marinas, ACI Korčula, Milna, ACI Marina Trogir, Bobovišća, Bol, Budikovac, the anchoring rules, Drvenik Veli, Hvar town, Jelsa, Komiža, Maslinica, Mlini, Nečujam, Palmižana, Pučišća, Rogač, Rukavac, Šćedro, Sobra, Srebrna, Stari Grad, Stipanska, Stomorska, Stončica, Sućuraj, Trogir, Ubli, Vinišće, Vinogradišće, Vis town and Vrboska.
  • Safety, rules and access50 facts, about the anchoring rules, the south coast, Bol, safety at sea, Komiža, Lastovo, licences, Milna, Mljet, Green Cave, Rogač, Split, Trogir and Vinogradišće.
  • Charter companies and the charter week48 facts, about Trogir, charter companies, Marina Baotić, Split, Komiža, licences, Maslinica, Rogač, Croatia, the airport, Blue Lagoon and Vis island.
  • Official counts29 facts, about Croatia.
  • Distances, depths and speed12 facts, about Blue Cave, Brač, Green Cave and Stiniva.
  • Weather and the season8 facts, about Mljet, Split and Croatia.

Places and the latest checks

The places whose sourced facts Domagoj Franc looks after, and the ten most recent checks, with their labels and dates. What the labels mean

The ten latest checks

ACI marinas: where to book an ACI berthBook a transit berth on ACI's website, in the ACI Booking app or at any ACI marina's reception. The website and app show free berths in real time (From the operator, )
ACI marinas: a charter boat's berth priceA charter boat pays 15% or 20% more for a monthly, half-year or annual berth, except at ACI Umag and Cres. The list adds nothing for a charter boat on a daily berth (From the operator, )
ACI marinas: what a daily berth includesA daily berth includes toilets and showers, and power and water for normal use. ACI Marina Dubrovnik charges water by the meter, and power above 32 A three-phase. Prices include 25% VAT (From the operator, )
ACI marinas: changing the dateYou can't move a booking to another date. ACI may let you use it on another day only if you ask in writing by 2 pm the day before (From the operator, )
ACI marinas: cancelling one night of severalEach night of a longer booking is cancelled on its own, by 2 pm the day before that night (From the operator, )
ACI marinas: paying for an online bookingOnline, you pay the whole price by card when you book, and the booking stands once ACI confirms it with a booking number (From the operator, )
ACI marinas: booking on the dayOnline, you can book on the day you arrive. Cancel within an hour of booking and you get everything back, as long as you haven't started using the berth (From the operator, )
Marina Agana: what a berth includesEvery berth's price includes power (16 or 32 A), water, toilets and showers, and Wi-Fi (From the operator, )
Charter companies: a one-way charter feeEnding the charter at another base costs a one-way fee. Two Split-area companies list it: one charges €500 for a monohull and €750 for a catamaran from Kaštela to ACI Marina Dubrovnik, with the mooring in Dubrovnik on top, and our calculator uses these and prices the last night in Dubrovnik on its own; the other lists €660 for a 39 to 45 ft monohull and €720 for a 40 to 44 ft catamaran for the one-way fee and a day's mooring together, paid at check-in (From the operator, )
Marina Kaštela: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026€132 for a 12 m charter monohull and €264 for a 12 m charter catamaran, for a Tuesday night in July 2026: the daily berth for a boat in commercial use, twice for a catamaran (Measured by us, )

The sources of these ten checks

10 facts from 7 sources, last checked .

ACI Booking: berth booking in ACI marinas (news, 18 Jun 2026), Booking via the website, mobile app or at marina reception desks (Where to book an ACI berth at ACI marinas)
(From the operator, )
ACI price list 2026 for all ACI marinas, in force from 1 Apr 2026, ACI price list 2026, page 11: "Charter vessels (charter activity)" and ACI price list 2026, page 10, the opening paragraph on VAT, and page 11, "Daily and half-day wet berth rental: Included in the price" (A charter boat's berth price at ACI marinas, what a daily berth includes at ACI marinas)
(From the operator, )
ACI's general terms for online daily berth bookings, in force from 22 Jul 2026, Article 6.1: change of date, Article 7.10: multi-day bookings, Article 2: concluding the contract and Article 7.7: cancellation within one hour (Changing the date at ACI marinas, cancelling one night of several at ACI marinas, paying for an online booking at ACI marinas, booking on the day at ACI marinas)
(From the operator, )
Marina Agana's 2026 price list, Marina Agana's price list (the file Pricelist_2026.pdf), General notes: "Price of all berths includes" (Marina Agana: what a berth includes)
(From the operator, )
Sail Club Croatia 2026 price list, One way (Kaštela to ACI marina Dubrovnik): 500 € monohulls, 750 € catamarans, mooring fees in Dubrovnik not included (A one-way charter fee)
(From the operator, )
Waypoint 2026 price list, ONE WAY FEE +1 DAY MOORING FEE obligatory to be paid extra on check in! Monohulls from 39 ft to 45 ft - 660 EUR / charter; Catamarans from 40 ft to 44 ft - 720 EUR / charter (A one-way charter fee)
(From the operator, )
Our sum from Marina Kaštela's list for vessels in commercial use: the daily wet berth up to 12.99 m from 1 Jun to 31 Aug, €132; catamarans 100% more (Marina Kaštela: a charter boat's Tuesday night in July 2026)
(Measured by us, )

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