Full Description & Details
Marina Polesana Pula is a modern facility located in the natural sheltered harbour of Pula on the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula. The marina lies near the city's historic centre and Roman landmarks, providing secure berthing in a well-protected setting. It is positioned within easy reach of the Brijuni National Park and serves as a strategic base for exploring the northern Adriatic, with Pula only 30 nautical miles from the islands of Unije and Susak and a convenient staging point for passages south to Cres, Losinj and the Kornati National Park.
The marina has 250 wet berths arranged on four floating jetties, accommodating vessels up to 30 metres LOA with a maximum draft of 4 metres. Depths range from 3 metres at mean low water to 8 metres in parts of the basin. The entrance is 150 metres wide and 3.5 metres deep. Mooring is stern-to style with negligible tidal flow. Channel marking is excellent and manoeuvring conditions are good. The marina is open year-round and operates as a port of entry with overseas visitor berths available.
Facilities include electricity and water at all berths, wifi, showers, toilets, laundry, a restaurant and bar, storage rooms, and parking. A 200-tonne travel lift and crane support haulout and repair services, with boatyard and chandlery provisions on site. Fuel is available. The marina office operates Monday to Saturday from 08:00 to 16:00. VHF contact is on channel 17.
Pula is well connected by road and air, with Pula Airport nearby. The entire Istria region is noted for its gastronomic offerings, history and cultural events throughout the year. The marina's location provides excellent transport connectivity to northern Italy, western Austria and Slovenia, making it ideal for weekend cruising or regatta participation.
How to get there
Marina Polesana Pula is located in the natural harbour of Pula on the southern Istrian coast. The entrance is 150 metres wide and 3.5 metres deep, with excellent channel marking. Vessels should contact the marina on VHF channel 17 for berthing instructions. Manoeuvring conditions within the harbour are good, and the marina operates stern-to mooring with negligible tidal flow.
Pula is accessible by road from northern Italy, Austria and Slovenia, with Pula Airport located nearby. The marina is a short distance from the city centre and its historic landmarks. As a port of entry, overseas visitors should be prepared to complete formalities on arrival. The marina office is open Monday to Saturday from 08:00 to 16:00.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Marina Polesana Pula have?
Marina Polesana Pula has just over 250 wet berths arranged on four floating jetties.
What is the maximum draft at Marina Polesana Pula?
The maximum draft at Marina Polesana Pula is 4 metres, with depths ranging from 3 metres at mean low water to 8 metres in parts of the basin.
Can I stay overnight at Marina Polesana Pula?
Yes, Marina Polesana Pula offers overnight berths and is open year-round with overseas visitor berths available.
What VHF channel does Marina Polesana Pula use?
Marina Polesana Pula monitors VHF channel 17.
What facilities are available at Marina Polesana Pula?
Marina Polesana Pula offers fuel, water, electricity, wifi, showers, laundry, a 200-tonne travel lift, crane, boatyard services, provisions, a restaurant and bar, and parking.
What is the maximum length of vessel Marina Polesana Pula can accommodate?
Marina Polesana Pula can accommodate vessels up to 30 metres LOA.
Is Marina Polesana Pula a port of entry for Croatia?
Yes, Marina Polesana Pula operates as a port of entry with facilities for overseas visitors to complete formalities.
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