Full Description & Details
ACI Marina Jezera sits in the southern part of Jezera Bay on the southeastern coast of Murter Island. The marina is sheltered by a breakwater on its eastern side and lies within a long, naturally protected bay, offering safe berthing in most conditions. It holds the Blue Flag and has received the Croatian Tourist Board’s Blue Flower award for five consecutive years, reflecting its cleanliness and environmental management.
The marina provides 212 wet berths and 40 dry berths, all on floating pontoons, with a maximum daily LOA of 20 m (18 m for annual contracts). Depths at the berths are around 4 m, and the marina can accommodate catamarans. Facilities include a fuel station, water and electricity at every berth, free Wi-Fi, modern shower and toilet blocks, a laundry, and a maintenance/repair shop.
A crane and travel lift are available for haulouts. A grocery store is nearby, and there is a restaurant and a swimming pool on site. An ATM, parking, and an EV charging station (Tesla Universal Destination Charge) add convenience.
The marina also operates a sailing school (Nautical Academy) and offers boat rental. The town of Jezera, a traditional fishing community with stone-paved streets, is steps away, providing additional restaurants, cafes, and supplies. The marina is open year-round, and overnight stays are permitted.
Advance reservation is recommended via VHF channel 17.
How to get there
The marina is approached from either side of the island of Skoljic. The northern channel has a depth of 7 m, the southern channel about 15 m. A red lighthouse (Fl R 5s 7m 4M) on the head of the marina’s breakwater serves as a leading mark. For orientation, the lighthouse on Maslinjak island (Fl G 3s 17m 3M, position 43°46.1’ N 15°41.0’ E) can also be used.
Between Maslinjak and Skoljic lies the island of Hrbosnjak; it is recommended to round it from the east, as the channel between Hrbosnjak and Murter is shallow. Watch for numerous fishing boats when entering. Contact the marina on VHF channel 17 for berth assignment. By land, the nearest airports are Zadar (60 km) and Split (115 km).
The marina is accessible via the A1 motorway and roads E65/E71. Paid, guarded parking is available on site.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does ACI Marina Jezera offer, and what is the maximum length of vessel it can accommodate?
ACI Marina Jezera provides 212 wet berths and 40 dry berths, all on floating pontoons. The maximum daily LOA is 20 m (18 m for annual contracts).
What is the maximum depth and draft at ACI Marina Jezera?
Depths at the berths are around 4 m, and the maximum draft is 4 m. The marina can also accommodate catamarans.
Does ACI Marina Jezera allow overnight stays?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted at ACI Marina Jezera. The marina is open year-round.
Does ACI Marina Jezera have a fuel station and what key facilities are available?
Yes, there is a fuel station. Facilities include water and electricity at every berth, free Wi-Fi, modern shower and toilet blocks, a laundry, a maintenance/repair shop, a crane and travel lift, a restaurant, a swimming pool, an ATM, parking, and an EV charging station.
What VHF channel should I use to contact ACI Marina Jezera for berth assignment, and what are the approach notes?
Contact ACI Marina Jezera on VHF channel 17. The marina is approached from either side of the island of Skoljic; the northern channel has 7 m depth, the southern channel about 15 m. A red lighthouse on the breakwater serves as a leading mark, and you should watch for numerous fishing boats when entering.
Is ACI Marina Jezera open all year?
Yes, ACI Marina Jezera is open year-round.
What environmental awards has ACI Marina Jezera received?
ACI Marina Jezera holds the Blue Flag and has received the Croatian Tourist Board’s Blue Flower award for five consecutive years, reflecting its cleanliness and environmental management.
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