Marina · Croatia
Last updated: 25 August 2026

Rivanj Marina

Rivanj Marina is a small, tranquil port on Rivanj Island in Croatia's Zadar Archipelago, offering basic mooring for small boats and yachts, with limited facilities and no refueling.

15

Berths

60 m

Max LOA

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Restaurant

Coordinates

44.1532° N, 15.0309° E

Other Details

Attractions Zadar Old Town / Sea Organ / Greeting to the Sun / Island hopping to Sestrun and Ugljan

Stay & Contact

Address Unnamed Road, Rivanj, Croatia

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Full Description & Details

Rivanj Marina is a small, tranquil port on the island of Rivanj in the Zadar Archipelago, Croatia. It offers 15 berths and can accommodate boats up to 60 meters in length with a maximum draft of 5 meters. The marina provides basic services including electricity, water, showers, toilets, fuel, and Wi-Fi at the dock.

A restaurant is available nearby. The island itself is sparsely populated with only 22 residents, offering a peaceful, low-key atmosphere. The port is primarily used for recreational boating and modest fishing activities, with basic docking facilities and limited utilities.

The nearest comprehensive supplies and services are in Zadar or on the larger island of Ugljan, about 8 miles away. The surrounding area features natural beauty, pebble beaches, and traditional stone houses in the village of Rivanj. Nearby attractions include the historic city of Zadar with its Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun installations, as well as island hopping opportunities to Sestrunj and Ugljan.

How to get there

Approaching Rivanj Marina requires careful navigation. When the maestral wind is blowing, it is advisable to anchor near Rivanj Point or in Lokvina Bay for a safer approach. Be aware of tidal currents in front of the harbor, which can reach speeds of up to 4 knots.

Exercise caution when approaching the outer side of the jetty, as occasional strong currents can make docking challenging. The entrance channels are well-marked, but watch for potential shallow areas and underwater rocks typical of Adriatic coastal waters. There is no VHF channel listed for the marina.

The island is accessible by private boat or arranged ferry services; there are no regular commercial ferries. The nearest airport is Zadar Airport on the Croatian mainland, and the closest marinas with more facilities are Marina Olive Island on Ugljan (7.86 miles) and Marina Veli Iz (7.98 miles).

Frequently Asked Questions

How many berths are available at Rivanj Marina?

Rivanj Marina has a total of 15 berths available for visiting boats and yachts.

What is the maximum boat length and draft at Rivanj Marina?

The marina can accommodate boats up to 60 meters in length with a maximum draft of 5 meters.

Does Rivanj Marina offer fuel and other amenities?

Yes, the marina provides fuel, electricity, water, showers, toilets, and Wi-Fi at the dock. A restaurant is also available nearby.

Is there a VHF channel for contacting Rivanj Marina?

No VHF channel is listed for Rivanj Marina. It is recommended to check local maritime advisories for communication.

What are the nearby attractions to Rivanj Marina?

Nearby attractions include the historic city of Zadar with its Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun installations, as well as island hopping to Sestrunj and Ugljan islands.

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