Full Description & Details
ACI Marina Opatija is situated in Icici, a small coastal settlement between Opatija and Ika on the Kvarner coast. The marina lies sheltered beneath Mt. Ucka, the highest peak in Istria, which provides protection from strong bura winds. The facility operates year-round and has been awarded the Blue Flag environmental certification. The marina's location places it close to Opatija, a historic spa resort that served as a favoured destination for Austro-Hungarian aristocracy, while maintaining a quieter setting with a large beach nearby.
The marina provides 283 wet berths and 35 dry storage spaces. All wet berths are equipped with water and power connections. The marina can accommodate vessels up to 40 metres for daily berthing and up to 35 metres for annual contracts. Water depth at the entrance is 7 metres. The marina is entered from the northeast, with a lighthouse (Fl R 3s 7m 3M) marking the breakwater head at position 45°18.9' N 14°17.8' E. A speed limit of 2 knots applies within the marina.
Facilities include a reception with currency exchange, restaurant, cafe, grocery store, nautical gear shop, toilets and showers, laundry service, and free Wi-Fi. Technical services comprise a repair shop, a 15-tonne crane, and a slipway. Tesla charging stations for electric vehicles are available. An ATM and beauty salon are on site. Parking is provided. The nearest fuel station is located in Opatija harbour, 2 nautical miles away.
The marina is accessible by road via the A6, A7, E65, E71, and E751 routes. Nearest airports are Rijeka on the island of Krk (40 km), Pula (100 km), Zagreb (180 km), and Ljubljana (139 km). Regular bus services connect Icici with Rijeka. VHF contact is on channel 17. The Harbour Master's Office Rijeka, Branch Office Opatija, monitors VHF channels 10 and 16.
How to get there
From seaward, ACI Marina Opatija is identified by its breakwater. The harbour is entered from the northeast. A red flashing lighthouse (Fl R 3s 7m 3M) stands on the breakwater head at position 45°18.9' N 14°17.8' E and serves as a waypoint.
Water depth at the marina entrance is 7 metres. Mariners should maintain a maximum speed of 2 knots within the marina. Official navigational charts recommended for the approach include HHI editions 101, 300-31, INT3410, 100-18, 50-4, and MK-5.
VHF contact is available on channel 17. By land, the marina is located at Liburnijska cesta 7A in Icici, accessible via the A6, A7, E65, E71, and E751 road networks. The nearest international airports are Rijeka on Krk island (40 km), Pula (100 km), Zagreb (180 km), and Ljubljana (139 km).
Regular bus services link Icici with Rijeka. The Italian border is approximately one hour by car, and the Austrian border three hours. Parking is available at the marina.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does ACI Marina Opatija have?
ACI Marina Opatija has 283 wet berths and 35 dry storage spaces.
What is the maximum vessel length at ACI Marina Opatija?
ACI Marina Opatija can accommodate vessels up to 40 metres for daily berthing and up to 35 metres for annual contracts.
What is the water depth at the entrance to ACI Marina Opatija?
The water depth at the entrance to ACI Marina Opatija is 7 metres.
Is ACI Marina Opatija open year-round?
Yes, ACI Marina Opatija is open all year round.
What VHF channel does ACI Marina Opatija monitor?
ACI Marina Opatija monitors VHF channel 17.
Where is the nearest fuel station to ACI Marina Opatija?
The nearest fuel station is in Opatija harbour, 2 nautical miles from ACI Marina Opatija.
What facilities are available at ACI Marina Opatija?
ACI Marina Opatija offers a reception, restaurant, grocery store, repair shop, 15-tonne crane, slipway, toilets and showers, laundry service, free Wi-Fi, ATM, beauty salon, Tesla charging stations, and parking.
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