Full Description & Details
Dugi Rat Marina is located in the town of Dugi Rat on the Adriatic coast, near Omis. The old town, now abandoned, sits under Perun Mountain, and archaeological finds in nearby caves indicate habitation since the Stone Age. The marina area offers a quiet setting for those seeking a peaceful stopover, with local gastronomy available at the restaurant "Dalmatia." Historical sites such as Split and Trogir are within reach for day trips.
The marina provides basic berthing facilities, though specific details on berth count, depths, and services are not provided in available sources. Visitors should plan for limited on-site amenities and rely on nearby towns for supplies.
How to get there
Approaching Dugi Rat Marina requires navigating the Adriatic coast near the town of Dugi Rat, which is situated close to Omis. No specific navigational bearings, waypoints, or channel details are provided in the sources. Mariners should consult local nautical charts and pilot guides for the area, as the approach may involve coastal navigation with potential shallows.
There is no VHF channel information available for this marina. The nearest major port is Split, which offers full services and is a common entry point for the region.
Frequently Asked Questions
What facilities are available at Dugi Rat Marina?
The marina offers basic berthing, and nearby there is a restaurant called "Dalmatia" for dining. Specific services like fuel, water, or electricity are not detailed in available sources.
Is Dugi Rat Marina suitable for overnight stays?
Yes, the marina provides berthing for vessels, and the area is described as ideal for a quiet holiday, but confirm availability and conditions directly with local authorities.
How do I get to Dugi Rat Marina from Split?
Dugi Rat is located on the coast near Omis, approximately 20 km southeast of Split. Access is by road along the Adriatic Highway, and by sea via the Adriatic coast.
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