Full Description & Details
Marina Funtana is a purpose-built facility opened in 2003 in the tourist and fishing village of Funtana on the Istrian coast. The marina operates year-round and provides 200 sea berths accommodating vessels from 5 to 30 metres in length. All berths feature double moorings with water and electricity connections. Depths at berths range from a minimum of 1.5 metres to a maximum of 4 metres.
The marina offers comprehensive facilities including a reception desk, air-conditioned sanitary facilities with showers, video surveillance, a cafe-bistro, dedicated parking, laundry services, and a technical service with crane. Additional services include a market, diver services, charter agency, and WLAN internet connection. The facility also has 40 dry berths. The town of Funtana provides restaurants, supermarkets, shops, out-patient clinics, post office, ATM, marine engine servicing, cafes, pizza restaurants, and entertainment centres within walking distance.
Fuel supply is not available at Marina Funtana itself. Yachtsmen requiring fuel must proceed to Marina Vrsar, located approximately 1.5 nautical miles to the south. The marina is situated in a bay with numerous shoals, cliffs and reefs, requiring careful navigation. The safest approach to the harbour is from the west. A lighthouse is positioned at the breakwater extremity, and the village bell tower serves as a landmark for entry.
Foreign navigators must obtain a sailing permission upon entering Croatian waters by docking at the nearest port for international sea traffic. Permissions may be time-limited or unlimited, with tourist tax amounts varying according to length of stay. The marina monitors VHF channel 17.
How to get there
The safest approach to Marina Funtana is from the west. The village with its bell tower and the lighthouse positioned at the breakwater extremity serve as landmarks for entering the port. Yachtsmen are advised to sail very carefully through the bay due to numerous shoals, cliffs and reefs in the area. The marina monitors VHF channel 17.
Marina Funtana is located at 45°11″ N, 13°36″ E in the village of Funtana on the Istrian riviera. Foreign vessels entering Croatian waters must dock at the nearest port for international sea traffic to report arrival and request a sailing permission. The marina has its own parking lot for land access.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Marina Funtana have?
Marina Funtana has 200 sea berths for vessels ranging from 5 to 30 metres in length, plus 40 dry berths.
What is the depth range at Marina Funtana?
The minimum depth at berths in Marina Funtana is 1.5 metres and the maximum depth is 4 metres.
Is Marina Funtana open year-round?
Yes, Marina Funtana is open throughout the year.
What VHF channel does Marina Funtana monitor?
Marina Funtana monitors VHF channel 17.
Is fuel available at Marina Funtana?
No, fuel is not available at Marina Funtana. Fuel supply is available at Marina Vrsar, approximately 1.5 nautical miles to the south.
What facilities are available at Marina Funtana?
Marina Funtana offers reception, air-conditioned sanitary facilities and showers, cafe-bistro, parking, laundry, technical service with crane, market, diver services, charter agency, and WLAN internet. All berths have water and electricity connections.
What is the safest approach to Marina Funtana?
The safest approach to Marina Funtana is from the west. Yachtsmen should sail carefully due to numerous shoals, cliffs and reefs in the bay, using the village bell tower and breakwater lighthouse as landmarks.
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