Marina · Croatia
Last updated: 23 July 2026

Lucica Spinut

(Lučica Spinut)

Lucica Spinut is a well-protected marina on the northern side of the Marjan peninsula in Split, Croatia, with 770 berths and depths up to 6 m.

770

Berths

17 m

Max LOA

17

VHF Channel

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Water Electricity Wi-Fi Showers Repair Crane Travel Lift Provisions Restaurant Chandlery

Coordinates

43.5154° N, 16.4173° E

Other Details

Dry Berths 200
Attractions Diocletian's Palace (UNESCO) / Marjan Hill / Riva promenade
Dining Two restaurants in marina; cafes nearby.
Transit Berths 50
Provisions Supermarket on site; town 2 km away.
Town Distance 2000 m
Anchor Alternative Anchor in Kastela Bay, 1 nm NW, in 5-10 m sand.

Stay & Contact

Season Notes Open all year
Address Lučica 7, 21000 Split, Croatia
Phone +385 21 386 813

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Full Description & Details

Lucica Spinut lies on the northern shore of the Marjan peninsula in the Spinut district of Split. The marina enjoys a quiet setting next to Marjan Forest Park, a green oasis with pine woods, jogging trails, bike rentals, and viewpoints. A pebble beach with clear water is just behind the marina, and the historic core of Split is a pleasant 20-minute walk through the old Varos quarter. The atmosphere is relaxed, away from the city bustle yet close to all urban amenities.

The harbour is well protected from all winds, making it a safe refuge in any weather. Depths range from 1.0 to 6.0 metres. The marina offers 770 wet berths, of which 50 are reserved for transient vessels, plus 200 dry berths on land. Vessels up to 17 metres LOA can be accommodated. The bottom is not specified, but the shelter is excellent.

Facilities include water and electricity at berths, free Wi-Fi, toilets and showers, a 15-tonne crane, and a 60-tonne travel lift. Maintenance and repair services are available. On site there is a restaurant (Lucica), a cafe bar, and a chandlery selling nautical equipment. A self-service shop is nearby for provisions. There is no fuel dock; the nearest fuel station is in Split port, 4 nautical miles away. Free parking is provided. The marina operates year-round.

No specific hazards are reported. The all-round protection and good facilities make it a convenient base for exploring Split and the central Dalmatian islands. The best season is the typical Adriatic summer, but the marina remains open throughout the year.

How to get there

From the Split Channel, approach the northern side of the Marjan peninsula. The marina entrance lies in the small bay of Spinut, well marked. Contact the marina on VHF channel 17 before entering. The approach is straightforward with no reported hazards, but keep a sharp lookout for local traffic and the nearby Split ferry port.

The nearest airport is Split Airport (SPU), about 31 km away. The marina is a 20-minute walk from Split’s old town via the Varos district. By car, follow signs to Marjan/Spinut; free parking is available on site. No specific check-in formalities are mentioned.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many berths does Lucica Spinut marina have?

Lucica Spinut offers 770 wet berths, of which 50 are reserved for transient vessels, plus 200 dry berths on land.

What is the maximum depth at Lucica Spinut?

Depths at Lucica Spinut range from 1.0 to 6.0 metres, and the marina can accommodate vessels up to 17 metres LOA.

Can I stay overnight at Lucica Spinut marina?

Yes, Lucica Spinut accommodates overnight stays with 50 berths reserved for transient vessels and operates year-round.

Is there a fuel dock at Lucica Spinut?

No, there is no fuel dock at Lucica Spinut. The nearest fuel station is in Split port, 4 nautical miles away.

What VHF channel should I use to contact Lucica Spinut?

Contact Lucica Spinut marina on VHF channel 17 before entering.

What facilities are available at Lucica Spinut marina?

Lucica Spinut offers water and electricity at berths, free Wi-Fi, toilets and showers, a 15-tonne crane, a 60-tonne travel lift, maintenance and repair services, a restaurant, cafe bar, chandlery, and free parking.

Is Lucica Spinut marina open year-round?

Yes, Lucica Spinut operates year-round, though the best season is the typical Adriatic summer.

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