Full Description & Details
Konoba Koromacna is a small harbour on the island of Kornat in North Dalmatia, Croatia. It is a simple, no-facilities marina, essentially a buoy field and a pier tied to a konoba (tavern). The bay is narrow and offers a quiet stop for sailors exploring the Kornati archipelago. The harbour is marked on charts as a marina without facilities, so visitors should expect a basic, rustic experience rather than a full-service marina.
The bay has a maximum depth of 4 metres, suitable for most cruising yachts. Mooring options include anchoring, mooring buoys, and stern-to berthing. The harbour has a pier (Konoba Koromacna pier) and a buoy field (Koromacna buoys) nearby. Holding is not explicitly described, but the bay is sheltered by the island. The overnight policy is not specified, so sailors should check with the konoba or local authorities.
Facilities are minimal. There is no fuel dock, no office hours, and no listed services. The konoba itself likely provides meals and drinks, but no other amenities are confirmed. The nearest settlements and services are on the mainland or larger islands, so provisioning should be done before arrival. The phone number +385 91 2226867 is listed for the harbour, likely for the konoba.
Safety notes: The bay is on Kornat, with the islets Ravna Slika and Bisaga to the west. The area is exposed to certain winds and swells, though specific dangerous winds are not listed. The best season is the typical Adriatic summer, from May to September, when weather is more settled. There are no known restrictions, but as a no-facilities marina, it is best for a short stop rather than an extended stay.
How to get there
Approach Konoba Koromacna from the west, passing the islets Ravna Slika and Bisaga, which lie to the west of the bay. The harbour is at approximately 43 degrees 39.32 minutes North, 15 degrees 40.20 minutes East. There are several houses in the area, so keep a lookout for local traffic. No specific VHF channel is listed; contact the konoba by phone at +385 91 2226867 if needed.
Land access is limited to the island itself; the nearest mainland towns are on the coast of North Dalmatia, such as Biograd na Moru or Murter, which are a ferry or boat ride away. The nearest airport is likely Zadar Airport, about 30 kilometres from the mainland coast. Formalities are minimal for a Croatian harbour, but check-in with the harbour master or konoba may be required.
Frequently Asked Questions
What mooring options are available at Konoba Koromacna?
Konoba Koromacna offers anchoring, mooring buoys, and stern-to berthing. The bay has a maximum depth of 4 metres.
Does Konoba Koromacna have fuel or other facilities?
No, Konoba Koromacna is a marina without facilities. There is no fuel dock, and no office hours are listed. The konoba itself may provide meals.
What is the maximum depth at Konoba Koromacna?
The maximum depth in the bay is 4 metres, suitable for most cruising yachts.
How can I contact Konoba Koromacna?
You can call the harbour at +385 91 2226867. No VHF channel is listed.
What are the nearby attractions to Konoba Koromacna?
The must-do land trip is to Lubenice, a stone village, and the viewpoint above Sveti Ivan beach. Both are on the island of Cres, not Kornat, so plan a separate trip.
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