Full Description & Details
Marina Kornati is located in the outer harbour of Biograd na Moru in Northern Dalmatia, Croatia. Built in 1974 by ILIRIJA d.d., it was the first nautical harbour in Croatia and established Biograd as the cradle of Croatian nautical tourism. The marina holds a four-anchor classification, awarded in 2021 after meeting all prescribed requirements.
The marina provides 705 berths distributed across 15 piers in three maritime zones: central (435 berths), western (190 berths) and southern (80 berths). The facility covers 91,912 square metres of sea area and 39,688 square metres of land. Maximum depth reaches 6.5 metres, with a 40-metre-wide entrance. Berths accommodate vessels up to 23 metres in length. Each terminal box on the piers, spaced 19 metres apart, contains six electricity connections (16A, 32A single and three-phase, and 63A three-phase), one lighting fixture and two water taps, with 850 total power connections and 270 water connections. Water pressure runs at 4-5 bars. Consumption of water and electricity is included in berthing fees.
The marina offers sanitary facilities with showers in each maritime zone, a restaurant, cafe/bar and minimarket. Hard standing accommodates up to 70 yachts, with a 50-tonne travel lift and 10-tonne crane available. Repair services include engine, electrical and electronic work, wood and fibreglass hull repairs, osmosis treatment and paint works. A fuel station is located 200 metres south of the entrance. Parking is available for 700 cars. The piers are guarded 24 hours daily. The marina is situated 300-400 metres from the shops and restaurants of Biograd's old town.
How to get there
Marina Kornati is located in the outer harbour of Biograd na Moru at coordinates 43°56.515'N, 015°26.467'E. The marina entrance is 40 metres wide with depths reaching up to 6.5 metres at the deepest point. Contact the marina on VHF channel 17 for berthing instructions. The marina is split into two sections with separate entrances in the outer harbour.
The southeastern section is closer to the old town attractions, while the northwestern section is approximately five minutes further from the old town but has a mid-sized Konzum supermarket nearby. The facility is accessible from Biograd na Moru town centre, approximately 300-400 metres from the old town peninsula.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Marina Kornati have?
Marina Kornati has 705 berths distributed across 15 piers in three maritime zones: central (435 berths), western (190 berths) and southern (80 berths).
What is the maximum draft at Marina Kornati?
The maximum draft at Marina Kornati is 6.5 metres, with the entrance being 40 metres wide.
What is the maximum length of vessel Marina Kornati can accommodate?
Marina Kornati can accommodate vessels up to 23 metres in length.
What VHF channel does Marina Kornati monitor?
Marina Kornati monitors VHF channel 17 for berthing and communication.
What facilities are available at Marina Kornati?
Marina Kornati offers water and electricity at berths (included in berthing fees), sanitary facilities with showers in each zone, restaurant, cafe/bar, minimarket, 50-tonne travel lift, 10-tonne crane, hard standing for 70 yachts, and repair services. A fuel station is located 200 metres south of the entrance.
Can I stay overnight at Marina Kornati?
Yes, Marina Kornati provides overnight berthing with 705 berths available across three maritime zones, with 24-hour pier security.
Are water and electricity included in the berthing price at Marina Kornati?
Yes, consumption of water and electricity is included in the anchoring price at Marina Kornati.
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