Marina · Croatia
Last updated: 25 August 2026

Makarska Marina

Makarska Marina is a well-equipped marina on Croatia's Adriatic coast, offering 20 berths, depths to 4.8m, and amenities like fuel, Wi-Fi, and a restaurant, near the town's promenade.

20

Berths

40 m

Max LOA

9

VHF Channel

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Fuel Water Electricity Wi-Fi Restaurant Boat lift Sanitary facilities

Coordinates

43.2950° N, 17.0159° E

Other Details

Attractions Makarska promenade / Biokovo mountains
Dining On-site restaurant; high-quality restaurants and bars nearby.
Provisions Shops, bakeries, and more in the vicinity.

Stay & Contact

Address Obala kralja Tomislava 18, Makarska, Croatia

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Full Description & Details

Makarska Marina sits on Croatia's Adriatic coast, roughly 60 km southeast of Split and 140 km northwest of Dubrovnik. It occupies a horseshoe-shaped bay flanked by the Biokovo mountains, with the harbor set along the eastern side of a long, cigar-shaped peninsula. The western side of that peninsula is low and sandy, while the eastern side features steep cliffs.

The marina offers 20 berths for yachts up to 40 meters, with depths ranging from 3.0 meters on the eastern quay to under a meter on the western side. Facilities include water, electricity, Wi-Fi, a fuel station, a boat lift, and sanitary blocks. An on-site restaurant serves meals, and the palm-fringed promenade of Makarska city provides easy access to shops, bakeries, bars, boutiques, and large hotels near the beach, plus a campsite.

The marina also hosts cultural and sports events throughout the year, and its nightlife is lively.

How to get there

Approach Makarska Marina by heading toward the eastern arm of the long, cigar-shaped peninsula, which is recognizable from a distance. Round the peninsula to open the bay; the harbor lies on the eastern side, where steep cliffs mark the shore. The marina monitors VHF channel 9.

Depths at the quays range from 3.0 meters on the eastern side to less than a meter on the western side, so favor the eastern quay for deeper draft. Laid moorings are available in the northeast corner, about 50 meters north of the large jetty, for a small number of yachts. The nearest airport is Split, about 60 km away; from there, rent a car, take a taxi, or use a bus for the roughly 1.5-hour road trip.

Dubrovnik Airport is about 140 km southeast, with similar ground transport options.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at Makarska Marina?

Makarska Marina accommodates yachts up to 40 meters LOA, with depths at the quays ranging from 3.0 meters on the eastern side to less than a meter on the western side.

Does Makarska Marina have fuel and other facilities?

Yes, Makarska Marina has a fuel station, water, electricity, Wi-Fi, a boat lift, and sanitary facilities.

What VHF channel does Makarska Marina use?

Makarska Marina monitors VHF channel 9.

Are there restaurants and shops near Makarska Marina?

Makarska Marina has an on-site restaurant, and the nearby promenade offers shops, bakeries, bars, boutiques, and large hotels near the beach.

How do I get to Makarska Marina from the nearest airport?

Split Airport is about 60 km away; rent a car, take a taxi, or use a bus for the 1.5-hour trip. Dubrovnik Airport is about 140 km away with similar options.

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