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ACI Marina Mandalina is located in Mandalina Bay, just south of the historic centre of Šibenik, and is the only marina in Croatia specifically designed to accommodate large yachts and superyachts. Its inland position provides exceptional shelter, making it one of the safest berthing locations in the Adriatic.

Marina Kremik is located in a deeply indented bay south of Primošten, along the central Dalmatian coast between Šibenik and Split. The marina sits well inland within a narrow inlet, providing one of the most sheltered marina basins in this part of the Adriatic.

Modern, full-service marina located within the Solaris Beach Resort

Small and peaceful island in the central Adriatic

ACI Marina Jezera is located in the village of Jezera on the island of Murter, positioned at the entrance to the Murter Sea and just south of the Kornati archipelago.

Tisno Harbour is located in the town of Tisno, at the narrow channel separating the mainland from Murter Island.

Comfortable harbour for a wide range of vessels

Marina Zaton is a small and quiet marina located in a naturally sheltered bay near Šibenik. It is primarily used by charter operators and private yachts looking for a low-traffic and relaxed berthing environment.

Marina Hramina is located on the island of Murter, just outside the town centre, within a naturally sheltered bay on the southeastern side of the island. Due to its position close to the Kornati National Park, it is one of the main base marinas for yachts sailing toward the Kornati islands.

Marina Tribunj is located just south of Vodice, within a naturally protected bay that provides calm conditions for berthing and manoeuvring. Its position makes it a practical stop for yachts cruising between the Šibenik area and the northern Dalmatian islands.

D-Marin Marina Mandalina is located in Mandalina Bay, just south of the historic centre of Šibenik. The marina is specifically designed to accommodate large yachts and superyachts, making it one of the key superyacht marinas on the Adriatic coast.

Port Kaštilac is located in Kaštel Gomilica on the central Dalmatian coast, within Kaštela Bay between Split and Trogir. The harbour lies beside the historic Kaštilac fortification and forms part of the sheltered coastal waterfront used by local boats, smaller visiting vessels and nearby marina traffic.

ACI Marina Vodice is located on the northern edge of the town of Vodice, in a well-protected bay along the central Dalmatian coast. Its position between Šibenik and Murter makes it a convenient marina for yachts cruising toward the Kornati Islands and northern Dalmatian routes.

Marina Pirovac is situated in the centre of the coastal village of Pirovac, between Šibenik and Biograd. The marina benefits from calm waters and relatively warm sea temperatures, making it a comfortable harbour for a wide range of vessels.

Port of Šibenik is the main city harbour located at the entrance to the Krka River estuary. The port functions primarily as a commercial and passenger harbour, serving ferry traffic, cruise ships and cargo vessels, while also accommodating local maritime activity.

ACI Marina Skradin is located at the entrance to the Krka River, just a short distance from Krka National Park. Its unique position makes it one of the most distinctive marinas on the Adriatic, combining freshwater and saltwater navigation within a protected natural setting.

Primošten is a historic coastal town located between Šibenik and Split on the central Dalmatian coast. Built on a small peninsula connected to the mainland, the waterfront area serves as a local harbour and popular stop for visiting yachts cruising through central Dalmatia rather than functioning as a large marina facility.

Marina Vrnaža is located on the eastern side of Šibenik harbour, slightly outside the historic city centre. The marina primarily serves local boat owners and smaller vessels and provides organised berthing along pontoons within a sheltered harbour basin

Zaton Port is located in the village of Zaton northwest of Šibenik, inside the sheltered waters of the Krka estuary in central Dalmatia. The small harbour forms part of the village waterfront and is used mainly by local boats, smaller private vessels and limited visiting yacht traffic rather than functioning as a large marina facility.