Full Description & Details
Marina Hramina occupies a naturally protected position in Hramina Bay on the northern coast of Murter Island, directly at the entrance to Kornati National Park. The marina opened a new pier in April 2025, adding 50 berths primarily for vessels 18 to 23 metres in length. The facility now provides over 400 wet berths and 120 dry berths on land, with water, electricity and internet connections at each berth. The entire marina area is guarded around the clock.
Depths range from 1.5 to 3.0 metres throughout the marina. The naturally sheltered bay offers good protection, and marina staff are available at any time to assist with mooring. The 2026 price list shows daily berth fees from €56 for vessels up to 6 metres to €429 for 25-metre boats during the high season (June to September), with lower rates from October to May. Annual berth contracts are available, and a 5 per cent discount applies to advance payment.
Facilities include a restaurant, bar, mini market, chandlery, laundry, fuel station, and a private beach for marina guests. The marina operates a 15-tonne crane and a 60-tonne travel lift, with maintenance and repair services on site. Accommodation rooms are available, and parking is provided for annual berth holders. The main administrative building, restaurant and bar underwent complete reconstruction in spring 2023 to meet high environmental standards. A new ecological wastewater treatment system was installed, and the outer pier was renovated.
Murter Island is connected to the mainland by a movable bridge at Tisno, 35 kilometres west of Sibenik. Two nearby airports and a motorway provide straightforward access. The marina is open year-round and operates on VHF channel 17.
How to get there
Marina Hramina lies in Hramina Bay on the northern shore of Murter Island, at coordinates 43°49.6' N, 15°35.2' E. The bay is naturally protected and located at the entrance to Kornati National Park. Vessels should contact the marina on VHF channel 17 for mooring instructions; marina staff are available at all times to assist with berthing.
Murter Island is connected to the mainland by a movable bridge at Tisno. Road access is via the A1 motorway, then D59 and D121. The nearest airport is Zadar Airport. The marina is a short distance from Murter town centre, where additional restaurants, bars and shops are available.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Marina Hramina have?
Marina Hramina has over 400 berths in the sea and 120 berths on land. A new pier opened in April 2025 added 50 berths, most for vessels 18 to 23 metres.
What is the depth at Marina Hramina?
The depth at Marina Hramina ranges from 1.5 to 3.0 metres throughout the marina.
What is the maximum length of vessel Marina Hramina can accommodate?
Marina Hramina can accommodate vessels up to 25 metres in length according to the 2026 price list. Vessels over 25 metres are available on request.
Does Marina Hramina allow overnight stays?
Yes, Marina Hramina offers daily, monthly and annual berth contracts for overnight stays. The marina is open year-round.
What VHF channel does Marina Hramina use?
Marina Hramina operates on VHF channel 17. Marina staff are available at any time to assist with mooring.
What facilities are available at Marina Hramina?
Marina Hramina provides fuel, water, electricity, wifi, showers, laundry, a 15-tonne crane, a 60-tonne travel lift, repair services, a mini market, restaurant, bar, chandlery and a private beach for guests.
What are the berth prices at Marina Hramina?
Daily berth fees for the 2026 season range from €56 for vessels up to 6 metres to €429 for 25-metre boats during high season (June to September), with lower rates from October to May. Annual berth contracts are also available.
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