Full Description & Details
Agana Marina is located in the town of Marina, on the central Dalmatian coast midway between Split and Sibenik. The marina sits in a sheltered bay whose natural water circulation is maintained by underwater springs, and the grounds are landscaped with Mediterranean plants such as rosemary, palm trees, and lavender. The surrounding village offers local restaurants, a green and fish market, and historical sites including an old castle and the Gothic Church of St John. Road connections to the D8 coastal road and the A1 motorway are excellent, making the marina easily reachable by car.
The marina has 134 berths distributed across six piers and pontoons, all supplied with water and electricity (220/380 V). Depths decrease from 7 m at the entrance to a minimum of 1.5 m at the shallowest F pier; larger vessels should therefore berth on the outer piers. The maximum length accommodated is 40 m. Vessels approach by passing cape Pasji rat (red coast light), reducing speed to 5 knots, then further to 2 knots after the green coast light at the marina entrance. Contact the marina on VHF Channel 17 or by phone.
Facilities are extensive: a reception open year-round, a 40-ton travel lift (max beam 6 m, max draft 2.7 m) operating Monday–Saturday with 24-hour emergency haul-out, free Wi‑Fi, showers, toilets, a launderette, hairdryer and straightener on request, a book-exchange library, an outdoor gym, a children’s playground, parking, waste disposal and recycling, sewage pump-out, camping gas refill, and an ATM. Provisions and restaurants are available in the town 200 m from the entrance. External contractors are permitted after signing in at the office.
The marina operates year-round with 24‑hour surveillance and guard service. Environmental measures include a floating barrier and adsorbents for spills, and careful breakwater design that does not impede natural circulation. Mariners should observe the speed limits and note the shallow depths at the inner pier. VHF 17 is monitored during reception hours.
How to get there
From the sea, the Marina bay is bounded by cape Jelinak and cape Vranjic to the east, with the town of Marina at its western end. After passing the lighthouse Celica, reduce speed in respect of the nearby hatchery. At cape Pasji rat (red coast light) slow to 5 knots.
Once inside the marina area and past the green coast light, reduce to 2 knots. The entrance depth is 7 m. Call Agana Marina on VHF Channel 17 or at +385 21 889 411 for berthing instructions, especially on weekends when space may be limited. Land access is straightforward: the marina lies on the D8 coastal road with easy connections to the A1 motorway (Zagreb–Dubrovnik).
A parking lot is available for cars and trailers. Check-in formalities are completed at the reception, which is open all year; you may also request a taxi or print boarding passes there.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Agana marina have?
Agana offers 134 berths on six piers and pontoons, all serviced with water and electricity.
What is the maximum length and draft of vessels that can enter Agana marina?
The marina can accommodate boats up to 40 m in length. The entrance depth is 7 m, but depths decrease to 1.5 m at the innermost pier F. Some sources also list a maximum draught of 7 m.
What VHF channel should I use to contact Agana marina?
Contact Agana on VHF Channel 17. The reception monitors this channel during opening hours.
Are there any fuel stations at Agana marina?
No fuel dock is mentioned. Camping gas refill is available for gas bottles, but there is no fuel service for boats.
What facilities and services does Agana marina offer?
Amenities include a 40‑t travel lift, free Wi‑Fi, showers, toilets, laundry, outdoor gym, playground, parking, waste disposal, sewage pump‑out, ATM, library, and nearby provisions and restaurants.
What are the speed restrictions when approaching Agana marina?
Vessels must reduce to 5 knots after the red coast light at cape Pasji rat, and to 2 knots inside the marina after passing the green coast light.
Is Agana marina open all year?
Yes, both the marina and its reception operate year‑round.
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