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Marinas in Croatia

Croatia had 86 (Official source, ) marinas in 2025. We start with 10 in Central Dalmatia, from Trogir to Hvar: who runs each one, how many berths it has and what a night cost in July 2026, from each marina's own site and price list.

86marinas in Croatia in 2025 (Official source, )
10listed in Central Dalmatia
10with a 2026 price
1,759berths at sea at 9 of the 10
Aerial of Split with ACI Marina Split, Marjan hill, the Riva and the islands beyondPhoto: “Aerial view of Marina Split in Croatia” by dronepicr, CC BY 2.0, resized
Milna waterfront seen from the water, stone houses, palms and yachts moored on the quayPhoto: “Milna, kikötő - panoramio” by Sztudva Gyöngyi, CC BY-SA 3.0, resized
The Pakleni islands and ACI Marina Palmižana from the hills above Hvar town, yachts at anchor, Vis on the horizonPhoto: “Pakleni otoci - panoramio (4)” by Dejan Sekuloski, CC BY 3.0, resized

Written by Domagoj Franc, editor. Reviewed by Ivor Benko, skipper (Croatian skipper's licence, category C).

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All 40 facts on this page name their source, the latest checked on : 29 from the operator, 2 from official sources, 6 measured by us and 3 from third-party sources, such as pilot books and magazines, so treat those 3 as a guide.

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29 From the operator (operator)2 Official source (official)6 Measured by us (measured)3 Third-party source (third party)

Central Dalmatia: 10 marinas

The region we cover first, in full. West to east, mainland first. The numbers match the map. Prices are one day in July 2026 for a 12 m monohull, before tourist tax. Positions are approximate.

A July night
For the listed Central Dalmatia marinas, the listed base price of a July night for the boat shown above ranges from €90 to €168, with Marina Agana at the low end and ACI Marina Split at the high end. (From the operator, ) (From the operator, ) Check each marina's price line for weekend surcharges and extras.
The largest
By listed sea berths, Marina Kaštela is the largest in this region, with 420 sea berths. (From the operator, ) This does not identify Croatia's largest marina.
ACI
ACI is the operator of 22 marinas along the Croatian coast. (From the operator, ) It takes bookings on its own site. (From the operator, )
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Price
This season's price, read on the marina's own price list, with the date we read it. Each list says what is extra: power and water, tourist tax, Fridays or catamarans.
Name and operator
Who runs the marina, how many berths it has and when it is open, from its own website, read on .
Shelter
How the marina lies in each wind, seen on our own visit by boat. Our skipper reviewer checks it on the water.
Its own page
A marina with a full record has its own page. Other place pages are added as they are checked.

How we check facts

The other regions

86marinas, 21 of them on land (Official source, )

That is the count of the Croatian Bureau of Statistics for 2025, among 216 (Official source, ) nautical ports in all. A dry marina keeps boats on land. We list 10 marinas in Central Dalmatia, the ones a charter week from Split or Trogir is most likely to use. The other regions are not covered yet.

  • IstriaNot covered yet. Marinas in Pula, Rovinj, Poreč and Umag.
  • KvarnerNot covered yet. Marinas in Punat on Krk, Opatija and Mali Lošinj.
  • North DalmatiaNot covered yet. Marinas in Zadar, Sukošan and Biograd.
  • Šibenik and KrkaNot covered yet. Marinas in Šibenik, Vodice, Murter and Primošten.
  • South DalmatiaNot covered yet. Marinas in Dubrovnik and Slano.

What the 2025 port figures show

The marinas in one table

Central Dalmatia. Choose a marina to see its card and place on the map.

No.MarinaOperatorWhat we checkedA night, July 2026, 12 m boatSource
Central Dalmatia, on the mainland from Trogir to Split
1
Marina AganaOwn pageMarina, west of Trogir, 134 berthsMarina Agana in Marina, west of Trogir, from the hill above: motor yachts and sailing yachts on the pontoons along the bay, the old tower on the waterfront and houses on the hillsidePhoto: “Marina - Flickr - jns001 (2)” by János Tamás, CC BY 2.0, resized
Jahting Sport Agana d.o.o.Price, operator and shelter€90a day in July, 12 m boat (From the operator, )
2
Marina Baotić, Seget DonjiOwn pageSeget Donji, near Trogir, 400 berths on land and at seaMarina Baotić at Seget Donji from the air: long pontoons full of yachts off the shore, the boatyard behind them and the village among fieldsPhoto: “Yachtclub Seget, Croatia - panoramio” by Николай Максимович, CC BY 3.0, resized
Price, operator and shelter€95a day, 12 m boat, plus power and water (From the operator, )
3
SCT Marina TrogirOwn pageTrogir, on Čiovo, 232 berthsSCT Marina Trogir on a map
Servisni centar Trogir d.o.o.Price, operator and shelter€120a day in July, 12 m boat (From the operator, )
4
ACI Marina TrogirOwn pageTrogir, on Čiovo, 161 berthsACI Marina Trogir on the Čiovo shore seen across the channel from the Trogir Riva, yachts and motor boats along the pontoons, the bow of a moored tall ship at the rightPhoto: “Trogir marina 053” by Ante Perkovic, CC BY 3.0, resized
ACI d.d.Price, operator and shelter€150a day in July, 12 m boat (From the operator, )
5
Marina KaštelaOwn pageKaštel Gomilica, 420 berthsRows of sailing yachts moored at Marina Kaštela in Kaštel Gomilica, their masts reflected in still water on a calm morningPhoto: “Marina Kaštela I” by Michael Staats from Duisburg, Germany, CC BY-SA 2.0, resized
Marine Kaštela d.o.o.Price, operator and shelter€114a day in July, 12 m boat (From the operator, )
6
ACI Marina SplitOwn pageSplit, 318 berthsAerial of Split with ACI Marina Split, Marjan hill, the Riva and the islands beyondPhoto: “Aerial view of Marina Split in Croatia” by dronepicr, CC BY 2.0, resized
ACI d.d.Price, operator and shelter€168a day in July, 12 m boat (From the operator, )
Central Dalmatia, on the islands
7
Maslinica, ŠoltaOwn pageMaslinica, Šolta, 50 berthsThe marina in Maslinica bay on Šolta, with yachts on the pontoons, the old castle and a small beach in front.Photo: “Maslinica, marina s tvrzí 01” by Draceane, CC BY-SA 4.0, resized
H.L. Dvorac d.o.o.Price, operator and shelter€135a day in July 2026, 12 m boat, plus €10 water and power (From the operator, )
8
Milna, BračOwn pageMilna, Brač, 148 berthsACI Marina Milna at the head of Milna bay: yachts on the pontoons, boats on the hardstanding by the marina crane, and the bell tower of Milna church behindPhoto: “Milna - ACI marina” by Silverije, CC BY-SA 4.0, resized
ACI d.d.Price, operator and shelter€128a day in July, 12 m boat, ACI Marina Milna (From the operator, )
9
Palmižana, Pakleni IslandsOwn pageSveti Klement, Pakleni Islands, 180 berthsWorking at reduced capacity in 2026 during reconstruction, ACI says  (From the operator, )Yachts on the main pontoon of ACI Marina Palmižana in Luka Palmižana on Sveti Klement, looking out of the cove toward HvarPhoto: “Palmizana - panoramio” by Dejan Sekuloski, CC BY 3.0, resized
ACI d.d.Price, operator and shelter€140a night in July, 12 m boat (From the operator, )
10
ACI Marina Vrboska, HvarOwn pageVrboska, Hvar, 116 berthsVrboska from the air: the long narrow bay running up into the village, its bridges and quays, and the marina pontoons of ACI Marina Vrboska near the mouthPhoto: “Aerial image of Vrboska, island of Hvar (view from the south) - 2024” by Carsten Steger, CC BY-SA 4.0, resized
ACI d.d.Price, operator and shelter€110a day in July, 12 m boat (From the operator, )
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  • Aerial of Split with ACI Marina Split, Marjan hill, the Riva and the islands beyondSplit. Photo: “Aerial view of Marina Split in Croatia” by dronepicr, CC BY 2.0, resized
  • Milna waterfront seen from the water, stone houses, palms and yachts moored on the quayMilna, island of Brač. Photo: “Milna, kikötő - panoramio” by Sztudva Gyöngyi, CC BY-SA 3.0, resized
  • The Pakleni islands and ACI Marina Palmižana from the hills above Hvar town, yachts at anchor, Vis on the horizonPakleni islands, off Hvar town. Photo: “Pakleni otoci - panoramio (4)” by Dejan Sekuloski, CC BY 3.0, resized
  • Marina Agana in Marina, west of Trogir, from the hill above: motor yachts and sailing yachts on the pontoons along the bay, the old tower on the waterfront and houses on the hillsideMarina Agana, Marina, west of Trogir. Photo: “Marina - Flickr - jns001 (2)” by János Tamás, CC BY 2.0, resized
  • Marina Baotić at Seget Donji from the air: long pontoons full of yachts off the shore, the boatyard behind them and the village among fieldsMarina Baotić, Seget Donji, west of Trogir. Photo: “Yachtclub Seget, Croatia - panoramio” by Николай Максимович, CC BY 3.0, resized
  • ACI Marina Trogir on the Čiovo shore seen across the channel from the Trogir Riva, yachts and motor boats along the pontoons, the bow of a moored tall ship at the rightACI Marina Trogir, Čiovo shore of the Trogir channel. Photo: “Trogir marina 053” by Ante Perkovic, CC BY 3.0, resized
  • Rows of sailing yachts moored at Marina Kaštela in Kaštel Gomilica, their masts reflected in still water on a calm morningMarina Kaštela, Kaštel Gomilica, between Split and Trogir. Photo: “Marina Kaštela I” by Michael Staats from Duisburg, Germany, CC BY-SA 2.0, resized
  • The marina in Maslinica bay on Šolta, with yachts on the pontoons, the old castle and a small beach in front.Maslinica, Šolta, the marina and castle. Photo: “Maslinica, marina s tvrzí 01” by Draceane, CC BY-SA 4.0, resized
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  • ACI Marina Milna at the head of Milna bay: yachts on the pontoons, boats on the hardstanding by the marina crane, and the bell tower of Milna church behindACI Marina Milna, island of Brač. Photo: “Milna - ACI marina” by Silverije, CC BY-SA 4.0, resized
  • Yachts on the main pontoon of ACI Marina Palmižana in Luka Palmižana on Sveti Klement, looking out of the cove toward HvarACI Marina Palmižana, Sveti Klement, Pakleni Islands. Photo: “Palmizana - panoramio” by Dejan Sekuloski, CC BY 3.0, resized
  • Vrboska from the air: the long narrow bay running up into the village, its bridges and quays, and the marina pontoons of ACI Marina Vrboska near the mouthVrboska and ACI Marina Vrboska, north coast of Hvar. Photo: “Aerial image of Vrboska, island of Hvar (view from the south) - 2024” by Carsten Steger, CC BY-SA 4.0, resized