Full Description & Details
Marina Baotic lies in the sheltered bay of Seget Donji, a former fishing village just 2 km west of historic Trogir. The marina's position at the crossroads of air, land, and sea routes makes it exceptionally accessible: Split International Airport is only an 8‑minute drive away, and the A1 motorway exit Prgomet is nearby. With its modern infrastructure and concrete breakwater, it has become a popular charter base and a comfortable stop for cruising sailors exploring the Dalmatian coast.
The marina offers 400 berths arranged along 11 jetties, accommodating vessels from 6 to 70 m LOA. A few berths are suitable for deep‑draft yachts (max 6 m). The 301‑metre concrete breakwater provides good all‑round protection, though the bay is subject to Bura (NE) and Jugo (SE) winds. Entrance is via a wide, 20‑m‑deep passage, but mariners must navigate carefully around small islands, rocks, and the marked shoal Hrid Celice; the strictly enforced speed limit within the marina is 4 knots. Contact the marina on VHF channel 17.
Facilities are comprehensive and geared towards charter and long‑term berthing. All berths have shore power, water, and WiFi; smart power lockers are installed. There is a fuel station, a 220‑tonne travel lift, and a 32‑tonne boat crane. On‑site services include a boat workshop, nautical shop, supermarket, restaurants (including a pizzeria and a yacht‑club restaurant), lounge bar, swimming pool, and a small beach. Toilets, showers, a self‑service laundry, luggage storage, ATM, and Tesla charging station are also available. The marina operates a taxi boat to Trogir every 20 minutes.
Safety notes: the approach has numerous rocks and shoals, and the NE/SE winds can be strong. The marina reception is open Monday to Friday 08:00–16:00, with reduced hours in low season; however, VHF watch is maintained 24/7. Overnight stays are welcomed, with 200 parking spaces free of charge and no reservation required.
How to get there
Navigational approach: From the sea, the bay of Seget Donji is entered through a wide, deep channel (approximately 20 m depth) between small islands and shoals. Watch for the marked shoal Hrid Celice in the centre of the bay. The marina is on the western shore; enter at no more than 4 knots.
Hail Marina Baotic on VHF channel 17 for berthing instructions. Be prepared for gusty conditions during strong Bura (NE) or Jugo (SE) winds. Land access: Split Airport (SPU) is just 8–12 minutes by car.
The A1 motorway exit Prgomet is about 15 km away. Water taxis connect the marina to Split (for ferry arrivals from Italy) and stop at the marina. Trogir town centre is a 10–15 minute walk or 20‑kn taxi‑boat ride (every 20 minutes).
Parking for 200 cars is available without reservation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Marina Baotic have and what size vessels can it accommodate?
Marina Baotic offers 400 berths arranged along 11 jetties, accommodating vessels from 6 to 70 metres LOA. A few berths are suitable for deep-draft yachts with a maximum draft of 6 metres.
Does Marina Baotic allow overnight stays?
Yes, overnight stays are welcomed at Marina Baotic. The marina provides 200 parking spaces free of charge with no reservation required.
What VHF channel should I use to contact Marina Baotic?
Contact Marina Baotic on VHF channel 17 for berthing instructions. VHF watch is maintained 24/7.
Does Marina Baotic have a fuel station and boat repair facilities?
Yes, Marina Baotic has a fuel station, a 220-tonne travel lift, and a 32-tonne boat crane. On-site services include a boat workshop and nautical shop.
What is the speed limit when entering Marina Baotic?
The speed limit within Marina Baotic is strictly enforced at 4 knots. Mariners must navigate carefully around small islands, rocks, and the marked shoal Hrid Celice.
How far is Marina Baotic from Split Airport?
Split International Airport is only an 8-minute drive away from Marina Baotic, making it exceptionally accessible for arriving sailors.
What are the reception hours at Marina Baotic?
Marina Baotic reception is open Monday to Friday 08:00-16:00, with reduced hours in low season and closed on weekends. However, VHF watch is maintained 24/7.
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