Full Description & Details
Lucica Slatine is a small, low-key harbour situated in the village of Slatine on the island of Ciovo, part of the Dalmatian coast of Croatia. The waterfront offers a calm atmosphere with views across the channel to Split, and several restaurants—Restoran Dida, Konoba Dida, Restoran Lanterna, and Germania—lie within 50–60 metres, along with a cafe (Caffe bar Batilento) and the Bura Line ferry landing. The village centre and a coastal path are just a short walk away, providing access to small beaches and a quiet seaside setting.
The marina has only three berths along the pier, strictly limited to small craft. Maximum length and draft are not published, but the restriction implies vessels are likely limited to a few metres in length and modest draft. Depth is not stated; mariners should approach with caution and rely on local knowledge or soundings. The port provides water and electricity at the berths. No fuel dock, pump-out, or sanitation facilities are mentioned.
Services are minimal: water and power are the only reported amenities. There are no showers, laundry, repair services, chandlery, or provisioning on site. However, the proximity of restaurants and apartments means basic needs can be met ashore. No VHF channel is advertised, suggesting arrivals are on a first-come, first-served basis with no harbour master. Overnight stays are possible given the availability of water and power.
The harbour is best suited as a quiet daytime stop or overnight for very small vessels. Larger yachts should consider nearby marinas in Trogir or Split. No specific weather protection is noted, but the harbour’s inner location in the Slatine bay likely offers shelter from some directions. Mariners should check local weather forecasts and be aware of ferry movements near the landing.
How to get there
Approach information is not detailed in available sources. Lucica Slatine lies on the northern shore of Otok Ciovo, facing the Kastela Bay and the city of Split. Mariners should navigate the channel between Ciovo and the mainland, keeping an eye on ferry traffic from the nearby Bura Line landing. No VHF channel is advertised; arrival is informal.
Ashore, the marina is situated in the village of Slatine, with restaurants, a cafe, and a ferry landing steps away. The village is connected by road to Trogir (about 3 km) and the rest of Ciovo. Split is accessible by ferry from the same landing. For formalities, the nearest port of entry would likely be Trogir or Split; no check-in facilities are reported at Slatine.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Lucica Slatine have?
Lucica Slatine has only three berths along the pier, strictly limited to small craft.
What is the maximum draft at Lucica Slatine?
Maximum draft is not published for Lucica Slatine. Mariners should approach with caution and rely on local knowledge or soundings.
Can I stay overnight at Lucica Slatine?
Yes, overnight stays are possible at Lucica Slatine given the availability of water and power at the berths.
Is there fuel available at Lucica Slatine?
No, there is no fuel dock at Lucica Slatine.
What facilities are available at Lucica Slatine?
Lucica Slatine provides water and electricity at the berths. There are no showers, laundry, repair services, chandlery, pump-out, or sanitation facilities on site.
What is the VHF channel for Lucica Slatine?
No VHF channel is advertised for Lucica Slatine. Arrivals are on a first-come, first-served basis with no harbour master.
What size vessel can berth at Lucica Slatine?
Lucica Slatine is restricted to small crafts only, likely limited to a few metres in length and modest draft. Larger yachts should consider nearby marinas in Trogir or Split.
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