Marina · Croatia
Last updated: 25 August 2026

Cavtat Marina

Cavtat Marina is a well-protected harbour in Cavtat, Croatia, offering berths for vessels up to 60m, with depths of 3-4m, VHF 16, and amenities like power, water, and fuel.

60

Berths

60 m

Max LOA

16

VHF Channel

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Electricity Water Showers Restrooms Fuel Sewage Wi-Fi Boat ramp Recycling Bicycles Car rental Video surveillance Night watchman Laundromat Ice Restaurant

Coordinates

42.5811° N, 18.2176° E

Other Details

Anchor Alternative Mooring buoys and anchoring in 8-15m depth south of bay, for a fee

Stay & Contact

Address Villa Andro, Trumbicev put 21, Cavtat, 20210, Croatia
Phone +385 20 478 065

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Full Description & Details

Cavtat Marina is a public port located in the town of Cavtat, on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, between Dubrovnik and Dubrovnik Airport. The port is situated west of the old town and east of the Sustjepan peninsula. It offers a maximum depth of 4 meters and can accommodate vessels up to 60 meters in length, with a maximum draft of 3 meters. The marina provides 60 berths, and during the summer, yachts typically moor bow or stern in water depths of 1.5 to 4 meters.

The harbor is often full, with many spots pre-reserved, so it is advisable to book ahead. The port is generally well-protected, but it can become challenging during westerly winds, when motorboat traffic can increase wave activity. Mooring buoys and anchoring are available for a fee in 8-15 meters of water in the south of the bay, protected by the high peninsula. The marina offers a range of services including electricity, water, showers, restrooms, fuel, sewage disposal, WiFi, a boat ramp, recycling, bicycles, car rental, video surveillance, a night watchman, a laundromat, ice for sale, and a restaurant.

The port is a customs port, and vessels entering or leaving from Montenegro must check in or out at the customs 'Q' quay, which is open daily from 8:00 to 20:00. The surrounding town of Cavtat offers accommodations, restaurants, and fish markets, with top-rated establishments including Villa Radovic, Hotel Cavtat, Restaurant Bugenvila, and Taverna Domizana.

How to get there

When approaching Cavtat Marina, be aware of the Seka Mala and Seka Velika shallows. Seka Mala is unmarked and lies on the western side of Rat Point, while Seka Velika is to the northwest of Sustjepan Point. At night, the lighthouse on Sv. Rock Point, south of Rat Point, is essential for safe passage.

The entrance to the harbor is marked by the light on Seka Velika Rock, and the northern entrance is guarded by the lighthouse on Sv. Rok Point. The speed limit in the harbor bay is 10 knots. The marina can be contacted on VHF channel 16.

The port is located at 42° 34.95' N, 18° 12.98' E. By land, Cavtat is easily accessible from Dubrovnik Airport, which is nearby, and the town is connected by road. The marina's phone number is +385 20 478 065.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum length and draft for vessels at Cavtat Marina?

Cavtat Marina can accommodate vessels up to 60 meters in length with a maximum draft of 3 meters.

What VHF channel is used at Cavtat Marina?

Cavtat Marina can be reached by calling VHF channel 16.

Are there mooring buoys or anchoring options at Cavtat Marina?

Yes, mooring buoys and anchoring are available for a fee in 8-15 meters of water in the south of the bay, protected by the high peninsula.

What facilities are available at Cavtat Marina?

Cavtat Marina offers electricity, water, showers, restrooms, fuel, sewage disposal, WiFi, a boat ramp, recycling, bicycles, car rental, video surveillance, a night watchman, a laundromat, ice for sale, and a restaurant.

Is Cavtat Marina a customs port?

Yes, Cavtat Marina is a customs port, and vessels entering or leaving from Montenegro must check in or out at the customs 'Q' quay, open daily from 8:00 to 20:00.

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