How many berths does Marina Tribunj have?

Marina Tribunj has 243 sea berths and 50 land berths, accommodating yachts up to 40 metres in length.

What is the maximum draft at Marina Tribunj?

The maximum draft at Marina Tribunj is reported between 4.0 and 5.0 metres, with depths inside the marina ranging from 1.0 to 6.0 metres.

Can I stay overnight at Marina Tribunj?

Yes, Marina Tribunj is open year-round and provides overnight berths with 24/7 service and security.

Does Marina Tribunj have a fuel station?

Yes, Marina Tribunj has a fuel station that is open daily from 06:00 to 21:00.

What VHF channel should I use to contact Marina Tribunj?

You should contact Marina Tribunj on VHF channel 17 before entry.

How should I approach Marina Tribunj safely?

Approach Marina Tribunj from the north and west between the islands of Logorun and Tijat to avoid dangerous shallows. Avoid the shallow passages between Lukovnik and the mainland (under 2 m) and between Lukovnik and Logorun (barely 3 m).

Is Marina Tribunj expensive?

Yes, Marina Tribunj is considered expensive and falls into the premium price category.

D-Marin Tribunj — Marina in Croatia

Full Description & Details

Marina Tribunj sits in the heart of the Dalmatian coast, within the historic stone-built town of Tribunj. Part of the D-Marin chain, it provides a premium, intimate atmosphere with 243 sea berths and 50 land berths, catering to yachts up to 40 metres. The marina holds Blue Flag certification and features smart pedestals, 24/7 service, and CCTV security.

The harbour is exceptionally well protected from all wind directions by the islands of Lukovnik and Logorun and a long southern breakwater. Depths inside range from 1.0 to 6.0 metres, with maximum draft reported between 4.0 and 5.0 metres. Berths are stern/bows-to with laid moorings. Mariners must avoid the shallow passages between Lukovnik and the mainland (under 2 m) and between Lukovnik and Logorun (barely 3 m).

Facilities include a fuel station (open 06:00–21:00), water, electricity, free WiFi, showers, sanitary dump station, a restaurant, and a small market. The boatyard offers an 80-ton travel lift, a crane (5–10 t), GRP repairs, and official Volvo Penta and Seakeeper service. Security is 24/7 with video surveillance and fire protection.

Strict marina rules apply: swimming, diving, fishing, and sports are forbidden; generators and open fires are prohibited; children must be supervised; pets must be leashed; only eco-friendly cleaning products may be used; and all waste must be recycled, never discharged overboard. The marina is open year-round and is considered expensive.

How to get there

Approach from the north and west should be made between the islands of Logorun and Tijat to avoid dangerous shallows. The channel between Lukovnik and the mainland has depths under 2 metres, and the passage between Lukovnik and Logorun has barely 3 metres—both are unsuitable for yachts, especially in any swell. The marina entrance lies between Logorun island and a long breakwater to the south.

Contact Marina Tribunj on VHF channel 17 before entry. The marina is located at Jurjevgradska ul. 2, Tribunj.

The nearest airports are Zadar (50 km) and Split (80 km). On arrival, you must present boat registration, insurance, and a Croatian sailing permit (vignette); an authorization document may also be required.

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