Location
Marina Porec is strategically located in the southern part of Poreč town bay, Croatia, at coordinates 45°13’24” N and 013°35’40” E. This ideal positioning not only offers easy access to the open sea but also places the marina at the center of Poreč’s vibrant urban life.
Approach to the Marina
The approach to Marina Porec is facilitated by its wide entrance from the sea, which spans 150 meters in width and has a depth of 3.5 meters, accommodating a seamless and safe entry for vessels. Navigating into the marina is straightforward, thanks to the calm waters of Poreč bay, providing perfect conditions for peaceful navigation throughout the year.
Specifications of the Marina
Marina Porec is equipped to host 129 vessels, offering wet berths with a varying water depth from 1 to 3.5 meters. This makes it suitable for boats of different sizes, specifically accommodating vessels of up to 17 meters in length. Each berth is outfitted with essential amenities such as a water connection (1/2″), power connection (16A and 32A), satellite dish connection, and Wi-Fi hotspot, ensuring a comfortable stay. The marina also features a boat petrol station and a 5-ton crane for handling and maintenance needs.
Infrastructure, Services, and Facilities
Open year-round, Marina Porec prides itself on providing comprehensive services to its guests. These include 24-hour marina services, with check-in and check-out times during reception working hours. The marina offers daily, monthly, and yearly berths, catering to the diverse needs of its visitors. Additionally, newly furbished sanitary facilities, including showers, toilets, and facilities for disabled persons, ensure comfort and convenience.
Amenities in the Marina and Nearby
Beyond its basic services, Marina Porec offers several amenities to enhance the experience of its guests. These include laundry service, outdoor parking, technical protection of wharfs (video surveillance), wharf access control, VHF communication (Channel 17 for sea and land communication), a weather station, and assistance for vessels when entering and leaving the marina.
Hotels and Apartments near Marina Porec
How to Get There
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By Plane
The nearest international airport to Marina Porec is Pula Airport, which is approximately 60 kilometers away. Pula Airport welcomes flights from various European cities, especially during the summer months, making it a convenient gateway to the Istrian peninsula. Upon landing, visitors can rent a car or take a taxi or a bus to Poreč. The journey by road from Pula to Poreč typically takes about an hour, depending on traffic conditions.
By Road
For those preferring to drive, Poreč is well-connected to the Croatian motorway network, facilitating easy access from different parts of Croatia and neighboring countries. If you’re coming from the direction of Zagreb, Ljubljana, or Trieste, follow the signs towards Pula or Rijeka and then towards Poreč. The Istrian Y motorway (part of the E751 international road) is the main route leading to Poreč, offering a scenic and smooth drive.
By Sea
Arriving at Marina Porec by sea is a popular option for sailors and yachting enthusiasts. The marina is located at coordinates 45°13’24” N and 013°35’40” E, making it easily accessible from the Adriatic Sea.
Local Transportation
Once in Poreč, getting around is easy. The town is compact and pedestrian-friendly, especially around the marina and the historic old town. For longer distances or trips outside Poreč, there are local bus services, taxis, and car rental options available, allowing visitors to explore the wider Istrian region, its picturesque towns, and the beautiful coastline.
Attractions Nearby
Poreč is a treasure trove of historical and natural attractions. The Euphrasian Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is just a stone’s throw away from the marina. Additionally, the Istrian countryside offers enchanting medieval towns, wineries, and olive groves, perfect for day trips. The nearby Brijuni Islands National Park is also a must-visit for nature lovers.
Euphrasian Basilica
A jewel in the crown of Poreč, the Euphrasian Basilica is a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its stunning early Byzantine architecture and exquisite mosaics. Dating back to the 6th century, this religious complex is a testament to the rich historical and cultural tapestry of the region. Visitors can explore the basilica, the baptistery, and the beautiful mosaics that adorn the interiors, offering a glimpse into the past.
Brijuni Islands National Park
A short boat trip from the mainland, the Brijuni Islands are a group of 14 small islands known for their breathtaking natural beauty, archaeological sites, and the National Park. Once the summer residence of President Tito of Yugoslavia, the islands now welcome visitors to explore their lush landscapes, ancient Roman ruins, and a unique safari park home to exotic animals gifted to Tito by world leaders.
Lim Bay and Romualdo Cave
Lim Bay, stretching about 10 kilometers inland from the Adriatic, is a stunning fjord-like estuary known for its pristine natural beauty and aquaculture, particularly oyster and mussel farming. Visitors can enjoy boat tours, seafood delicacies, and explore the Romualdo Cave, famous for its prehistoric findings and impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations.
Istrian Hill Towns
The Istrian Peninsula is dotted with charming medieval hill towns that offer panoramic views, historic architecture, and a glimpse into rural life. Towns like Motovun, Grožnjan, and Oprtalj are renowned for their preserved medieval stone towns, art galleries, and truffle delicacies. Each town has its unique charm, festivals, and events, making them perfect for day trips.
Poreč Old Town
The Old Town of Poreč itself is a treasure trove of cultural and historical sights. Wander through its narrow streets lined with Gothic, Romanesque, and Baroque buildings, visit the ancient Roman House, and explore the Marafor Square, Poreč’s oldest square, where you can see the remnants of two Roman temples.
Aquacolors and Istralandia Water Parks
For families and adventure seekers, the Aquacolors and Istralandia water parks offer a fun-filled day out. Both parks are a short drive from Poreč and feature a variety of water slides, pools, and attractions suitable for all ages.
Wine Roads of Istria
Istria is also known for its excellent wines, particularly Malvazija and Teran. The wine roads that crisscross the peninsula offer visitors an opportunity to visit local wineries, taste exquisite wines, and learn about the winemaking process. It’s a delightful experience that combines the beauty of the Istrian landscape with its culinary heritage.
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