Marina · Croatia
Last updated: 31 July 2026

Marina Orebic

Marina Orebic is a 220-berth marina on the Peljesac Peninsula in southern Croatia, positioned across from Korcula island and serving as a base for exploring the Dubrovnik archipelago.

220

Berths

12 m

Max LOA

17

VHF Channel

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Water Electricity Showers Crane Fuel

Coordinates

42.9738° N, 17.1750° E

Other Details

Dining Restaurants and cafes near marina center
Provisions Shops within easy access of marina center

Stay & Contact

Season Notes Operates year-round
Address Lučica Peliških jedara, 20 250 Orebić, Korčula, Croatia
Phone +385 20 71 32 41

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Full Description & Details

Marina Orebic occupies the southwestern shore of the Peljesac Peninsula in the town of Orebic, directly across the water from Korcula island. The facility provides 220 serviced berths for vessels up to 12 metres in length with a maximum draft of 2 metres. The marina operates year-round and is protected by breakwaters, with a depth of 2 metres throughout the harbour. The main breakwater also serves ferries and small passenger vessels.

The marina supplies water and electricity hookups at berths, along with restroom and shower facilities. A crane is available for lifting boats, and fuel is accessible on site. Basic maintenance facilities are present. Parking is available near the marina. The town centre of Orebic lies within walking distance, offering restaurants, cafes, and shops for provisioning and services.

Marina Orebic serves as a practical starting point for cruising the southern Adriatic, including the Dubrovnik archipelago, Korcula, and the Elaphiti Islands. The Peljesac Peninsula itself offers cultural and natural attractions, including local wineries, historic churches, and hiking routes such as the trail to Saint Ilija hill. The marina's location provides access to both island exploration and the peninsula's inland features.

How to get there

Marina Orebic is contacted on VHF channel 17. The marina is located in the town of Orebic on the southwestern shore of the Peljesac Peninsula, across from Korcula island. The main breakwater is shared with ferry and passenger vessel traffic, requiring attention during approach and manoeuvring.

By land, the marina is accessible via the A1 motorway and route D414. The closest airports are Cilipi (Dubrovnik), Tivat, Mostar, and Split. Taxi and airport transfer services are available near the marina. Parking facilities are provided for those arriving by car.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many berths does Marina Orebic have?

Marina Orebic has 220 serviced berths.

What is the maximum length and draft at Marina Orebic?

Marina Orebic accommodates boats up to 12 metres in length with a maximum draft of 2 metres. The marina depth is 2 metres.

Can I stay overnight at Marina Orebic?

Yes, Marina Orebic offers overnight berths and operates year-round.

What VHF channel does Marina Orebic use?

Marina Orebic monitors VHF channel 17.

What facilities are available at Marina Orebic?

Marina Orebic provides water and electricity hookups, restroom and shower facilities, a crane, and fuel. Basic maintenance facilities are also available.

Is Marina Orebic open all year?

Yes, Marina Orebic operates year-round.

Where is Marina Orebic located?

Marina Orebic is located in the town of Orebic on the southwestern shore of the Peljesac Peninsula, directly across from Korcula island in southern Croatia.

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