Rogač

The Port of Split is the main harbour of the city of Split and one of the busiest passenger ports in the Adriatic. Located next to the historic city centre and Diocletian’s Palace, the harbour primarily serves ferry traffic, cruise ships and commercial vessels, while occasionally accommodating visiting yachts on selected quays when space allows.

Split West Coast, locally known as Zapadna obala, is a modern waterfront promenade located on the western side of Split Harbour, within walking distance of the old town and Diocletian’s Palace. The area includes organised mooring along the quay and is commonly used by visiting yachts looking for a central berth in the city.

Rogač is the main harbour on the island of Šolta, located on the northern coast directly opposite Split. Because of its short distance from the mainland, it is often the first island stop for yachts departing from the Split area or the final stop before returning to port.

ACI Marina Split is one of the most accessible and beautiful marinas in Croatia. It is located on the southern side of the Split peninsula, within walking distance of the historic city centre. Its central position makes it one of the most accessible marinas in Croatia, particularly for crews arriving by air or planning crew changes during the charter.

SCT Marina Trogir is located on the northern side of the historic town of Trogir, just outside the narrow channel that separates the old town island from the mainland. Positioned within a naturally sheltered harbour area, the marina offers convenient access to both the Adriatic cruising routes and the UNESCO-listed centre of Trogir.

ACI Marina Trogir is located on the eastern side of the island of Čiovo, directly opposite the historic old town of Trogir. Its position places the marina within immediate reach of one of the most important nautical and cultural centres in central Dalmatia, making it a highly attractive stop for both charter and private yachts.

Marina Kaštela is located in Kaštel Gomilica, in the central part of Kaštela Bay, between Split and Trogir. Its position close to Split Airport and major road connections makes it one of the most practical charter bases in central Dalmatia, particularly for crews arriving by air.

Marina Nava is located in Uvala Baluni (Baluni Bay) on the western side of Split harbour, beneath the slopes of Marjan Hill and close to ACI Marina Split. The marina forms part of the Nava nautical centre, which combines marina berths, yacht services and technical facilities.

Lučica Makarska is located along the waterfront of Makarska on the central Dalmatian coast, beneath the slopes of Biokovo Mountain and within the main town harbour area.

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.

The port is valued for its convenience rather than leisure appeal.

Marina Baotić is located in Seget Donji, just west of Trogir, and is one of the most modern and well-equipped marinas in central Dalmatia.

Martinis Marchi Marina is located in the village of Maslinica on the western coast of the island of Šolta.

Marina Milna Kanarija is located in the sheltered bay of Milna on the western side of Brač Island in central Dalmatia. Positioned within one of the best protected natural harbours in central Dalmatia, the marina provides organised berthing along a major sailing route between Split, Hvar, Vis and the central Dalmatian islands.

Sumpetar is a small coastal settlement located southeast of Split between Jesenice and Omiš on the central Dalmatian coast. The waterfront area is used mainly by local boats, smaller private vessels and occasional visiting yachts rather than functioning as a dedicated marina or larger harbour facility.

Stobreč Port is a small town harbour located in the village of Stobreč, a few kilometres southeast of Split along the central Dalmatian coast.

ACI Marina Palmižana is located on the island of Sveti Klement in the Pakleni Islands, just southwest of Hvar Town. The marina lies deep inside a sheltered bay and is one of the main overnight locations in the Hvar sailing area.

Marina Tučepi is located along the waterfront of the small coastal town of Tučepi on the Makarska Riviera, beneath the steep slopes of Mount Biokovo.

Hvar Port is located on the southwestern coast of the island of Hvar, directly in front of the historic town centre. The harbour faces the Pakleni Islands across an open stretch of water and can be exposed to southerly winds.

Trogir City Port is located along the waterfront of the historic town of Trogir, on the narrow channel that separates the mainland from the island of Čiovo.

Marina Lav is located in Podstrana, just south of Split, and forms part of a larger resort complex along the Dalmatian coast. Its position makes it a convenient base for sailors who want immediate access to Split while enjoying a more relaxed and organised marina environment.

Spinut Harbour is located on the western side of the Split peninsula, at the base of Marjan Hill and just outside the main city harbour. The area is home to a small local marina and harbour facilities primarily used by private boats and local sailors.

Komiža Harbour is located on the western coast of the island of Vis, directly below the town of Komiža. The harbour faces the open Adriatic and is more exposed than the sheltered Vis Harbour on the eastern side of the island.