Full Description & Details
Marina Cikat is a jetty located in Cikat Bay on the western side of Losinj Island, Croatia, within the town of Mali Losinj. The bay is well-protected from all winds, offering a safe haven for boats. However, the marina ceased public operations in 2018.
Currently, it offers about 20 berths with mooring lines, exclusively for hotel guests, though the infrastructure originally supported around 80 berths for yachts up to 56 meters in length with a maximum draft of 8 meters. Water depths in the bay range from 2 to 6 meters. Anchoring in the harbor is strictly prohibited.
The surrounding area includes a large hotel complex with two good restaurants, and basic supplies are available at a nearby campsite, while larger supermarkets and a Lidl are located in Losinj, about 1.2 kilometers away.
How to get there
Approaching Marina Cikat is straightforward, as it is situated in the well-protected Cikat Bay on the western side of Losinj Island. The entry is marked and hassle-free, with depths ranging from 2 to 4 meters for smaller vessels, though the marina can accommodate drafts up to 8 meters. There is no VHF channel listed for the marina, and since operations ceased in 2018, it is not a functional harbor for transient boats.
The nearest fuel station is in Mali Losinj, approximately 2.5 nautical miles away. For land access, the closest airports are in Pula and Rijeka, with road connections leading directly to Losinj Island.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Marina Cikat open to the public?
No, Marina Cikat stopped all operations in 2018. It currently offers about 20 berths exclusively for hotel guests, and anchoring in the bay is forbidden.
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Marina Cikat?
The marina can accommodate yachts up to 56 meters in length with a maximum draft of 8 meters, though current berths are limited to hotel guests.
Are there facilities like electricity and water at Marina Cikat?
Yes, each berth is equipped with electricity and water, but access is restricted to hotel guests since the marina ceased public operations.
Where can I refuel near Marina Cikat?
The nearest fuel station is in Mali Losinj, approximately 2.5 nautical miles from the marina.
Can I anchor in Cikat Bay?
No, anchoring in Cikat Bay is strictly prohibited to ensure safety and order within the marina premises.
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