Full Description & Details
Sportsko-turisticka luka Baska Voda is a municipal marina on the Makarska Riviera, at the foot of the Biokovo mountain range, with views toward the islands of Brac and Hvar. The town of Baska Voda grew from a traditional fishing port into a tourist destination, and the marina sits at the center of it, with the town immediately at the dockside. A protective breakwater keeps the harbor calm, and the setting is open to the Adriatic rather than enclosed by hills.
The marina provides 180 berths in the water for vessels up to 24 meters LOA with a maximum draft of 4 meters, plus an extension area for boats up to 10 meters. All berths have electricity and water connections. The protective breakwater ensures calm waters within the harbor. Berth rentals are available on annual, monthly, or daily terms, and the marina accommodates both resident and commercial users.
Onshore, the nautical tourism building houses office space, shop space, a conference hall, a restaurant, and a coffee bar. Restaurant Puntin operates within that building. The marina offers free Wi-Fi, showers, power and water, a ramp for boats up to 10 meters, an extraction winch, trailers for towing, and a high-pressure ship washing machine. A parking lot with 180 spots is available. Fuel is not sold at the marina; the nearest fuel stations are at nearby ports.
Overnight stays are permitted. The marina monitors VHF channel 17. Nearby attractions reachable by boat include St. Nicholas Fortress, the Biokovo cliffs, Zlatni Rat beach on Brac, and Hvar Town. No specific provisioning options are confirmed in the sources, so plan to stock up before arrival or rely on the town's shops within walking distance.
How to get there
Approach the marina on VHF channel 17 to arrange a berth. The harbor is protected by a breakwater, and the marina lies directly off the center of Baska Voda on the Makarska Riviera. The maximum depth in the marina is 4 meters, matching the maximum draft of 4 meters, so deeper-draft vessels should confirm the assigned berth depth on arrival.
The town is visible from the water at the foot of the Biokovo mountains, with Brac and Hvar on the horizon. Baska Voda is a coastal town with road access along the Adriatic coast road, and the marina is at Pogradinska 3, in the center of town. The nearest airport is not specified in the sources.
Formalities are not detailed in the sources; as a Croatian municipal marina, standard Schengen/Croatian entry procedures apply for non-EU vessels, but confirm current requirements before arrival.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat length and draft at Sportsko-turisticka luka Baska Voda?
The marina offers berths for boats up to 24 meters LOA with a maximum draft of 4 meters, and there is an extension area for boats up to 10 meters.
How many berths does Sportsko-turisticka luka Baska Voda have?
The marina has 180 berths in the sea, plus an extension area for smaller vessels up to 10 meters.
What VHF channel does Sportsko-turisticka luka Baska Voda use?
The marina monitors VHF channel 17 for approach and berthing arrangements.
Does Sportsko-turisticka luka Baska Voda have fuel?
No, fuel is not available at the marina itself; the nearest fuel stations are at nearby ports.
Can I stay overnight at Sportsko-turisticka luka Baska Voda?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted, and berth rentals are available on daily, monthly, or annual terms.
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