Marina · Croatia
Last updated: 2 August 2026

Luka Vrh Lima

Luka Vrh Lima is a small marina with 30 berths at the eastern end of Limski Kanal, Croatia, offering protection from all winds except westerlies and depths of 2-6 metres.

30

Berths

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Restaurant

Coordinates

45.1314° N, 13.7338° E

Other Details

Dining Two taverns, open only in summer months.

Stay & Contact

Season Notes Restaurants operate only in summer months; berths always available outside season
Phone 099 473 8000, 052/427-224

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Full Description & Details

Luka Vrh Lima is a small marina situated at the extreme eastern end of Limski Kanal on the Istrian coast of Croatia. The facility is managed by Zupanijska lucka uprava Porec and classified as a port of local significance under Croatian maritime law. The marina provides 30 berths where vessels can moor alongside pontoons or tie up alongside the reinforced shoreline. Depths range from 2 to 6 metres throughout the harbour.

The marina offers protection from all wind directions except westerlies, which can affect the anchorage. During summer months, the harbour sees considerable tourist traffic, with numerous excursion vessels arriving from surrounding towns. Two restaurants operate on the waterfront, though these are seasonal and open only during the summer period. Outside the peak season, berths are consistently available and the harbour is quieter.

Facilities are basic, reflecting the marina's small scale and seasonal operation. The restaurants provide the main amenity for visiting sailors during the summer. The harbour operates year-round, with the official season running from 1 January to 31 December. For operational matters and berth availability, sailors can contact the port authority on VHF or by phone at 099 473 8000 or 052/427-224, or via email at [email protected].

Visitors should be aware that the marina's location at the head of Limski Kanal means it is exposed to westerly winds. The seasonal nature of shore facilities means that services are limited outside the summer months, though overnight berthing remains available throughout the year.

How to get there

Luka Vrh Lima is located at position 45°07'38" N, 13°36'47" E at the eastern extremity of Limski Kanal. Vessels approaching from seaward must navigate the length of the fjord-like Limski Kanal to reach the marina. The harbour is situated in the innermost part of this inlet, where the channel narrows considerably.

Mariners should be aware that tourist excursion vessels frequently use this waterway during summer months. The marina is managed by Zupanijska lucka uprava Porec, whose main office is located at Obala Marsala Tita 21 in Porec, approximately 8 nautical miles northwest. For operational information or berth availability, contact the port authority on 099 473 8000 or 052/427-224.

The nearest significant town is Porec, which provides road access and services for provisioning and crew changes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many berths does Luka Vrh Lima have?

Luka Vrh Lima has 30 berths available for visiting vessels.

What are the depth ranges at Luka Vrh Lima?

Depths at Luka Vrh Lima range from 2 to 6 metres.

Can I stay overnight at Luka Vrh Lima?

Yes, overnight berthing is available at Luka Vrh Lima year-round, with berths always available outside the peak season.

What protection does Luka Vrh Lima offer from wind?

Luka Vrh Lima is protected from all wind directions except westerlies.

What facilities are available at Luka Vrh Lima?

Luka Vrh Lima has two restaurants on the waterfront, though these operate only during the summer months.

How can I contact Luka Vrh Lima?

Contact Luka Vrh Lima via phone at 099 473 8000 or 052/427-224, or by email at [email protected].

What is the operating season for Luka Vrh Lima?

Luka Vrh Lima operates year-round from 1 January to 31 December, though shore facilities such as restaurants are seasonal and open only in summer.

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