Marina · Croatia
Last updated: 23 July 2026

Marina Kremik

Marina Kremik is a naturally protected marina in Kremik Bay near Primosten, Croatia, offering 400 berths, full services, and a summer port of entry.

400 (OSM), 393 (Eberths)

Berths

26 m

Max LOA

17

VHF Channel

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Fuel Water Electricity Wi-Fi Showers Laundry Repair Crane Travel Lift Provisions Restaurant Chandlery

Coordinates

43.5700° N, 15.9411° E

Other Details

Dining Domina restaurant on site with traditional Dalmatian cuisine
Provisions Mini market on site; larger provisioning in Primosten old town
Town Distance 3000 m
Anchor Alternative Primosten town harbour, 40 berths, less protected

Stay & Contact

Season Notes Open all year; summer port of entry; fuel available summer only 0600-2100
Address Splitska ulica 24, 22202 Primošten, Croatia
Phone +385 22 570 068

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Full Description & Details

Marina Kremik lies in the uninhabited Kremik Bay, directly beside the Dalmatian Coast road just outside Primosten. It is considered one of the most naturally protected harbours on the Adriatic and is open year-round. The marina functions as a summer port of entry, with police and customs officials available to issue sailing permits. From here, sailors can reach Vodice (14 NM), the Kornati islands (20 NM), Krka National Park (18 NM), Sibenik (12 NM), Hvar (35 NM), Vis (30 NM), Zadar (40 NM), and Korcula (50 NM).

The marina provides approximately 400 berths (OSM) or 393 (Eberths) for vessels up to 26 m LOA and 15 m draft. Maximum depth in the marina is 5 m. The bay offers excellent natural shelter, though no specific wind-direction protection is detailed. Mariners should call on VHF channel 17 for berthing instructions and local information.

On-site amenities include fuel (summer only, 0600–2100), water, electricity, WiFi, showers, and a self-service laundry. There is a reception, mini market, fruit and vegetable stand, restaurant, and a limited chandlery. The boatyard provides a 5-ton crane, an 80-ton travel lift, a 50-ton slipway, and a good range of repair services. Parking is available. All facilities operate year-round except fuel, which is seasonal.

How to get there

Approach from the sea into naturally protected Kremik Bay; the marina is well-marked and no specific hazards are reported. Contact Marina Kremik on VHF channel 17 before entering for berth assignment and any local instructions. The bay provides good shelter in most conditions.

The marina is directly on the Dalmatian Coast road, 30 km from Split Airport and 32 km from the A1 highway (exit Sibenik). It is a summer port of entry; police and customs are present at the marina for check-in formalities and sailing permits. Taxis are available for local transport.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many berths does Marina Kremik have?

Marina Kremik provides approximately 400 berths (OSM) or 393 (Eberths) for vessels up to 26 m LOA.

What is the maximum depth and draft at Marina Kremik?

The maximum depth in Marina Kremik is 5 m, and it can accommodate vessels with up to 15 m draft.

Can I stay overnight at Marina Kremik?

Yes, Marina Kremik offers overnight berths and is open year-round.

What VHF channel should I use to contact Marina Kremik?

Mariners should call Marina Kremik on VHF channel 17 for berthing instructions and local information before entering.

Is fuel available at Marina Kremik?

Fuel is available at Marina Kremik during summer only, from 0600 to 2100.

Is Marina Kremik open year-round?

Yes, Marina Kremik is open year-round. It functions as a summer port of entry with police and customs officials available, and all facilities operate year-round except fuel, which is seasonal.

What repair facilities are available at Marina Kremik?

Marina Kremik's boatyard provides a 5-ton crane, an 80-ton travel lift, a 50-ton slipway, and a good range of repair services.

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