Full Description & Details
Lazure Marina sits at the entrance of the UNESCO World Heritage Bay of Kotor, right next to the medieval town of Herceg Novi. The marina is framed by the Orjen Mountains, which form a natural barrier and give it a truly protected setting. As the last undiscovered gem of the Mediterranean, this part of the Adriatic offers sailors rugged cliffs, crystal‑clear water and a coastline dotted with historic towns – all within sailing distance of a well‑equipped modern marina.
Protection here is excellent, thanks to the encircling mountains, and the marina can accommodate 156 vessels. The standard maximum LOA is 24 metres, but for transit stays boats of up to 35 metres can moor sideways. Depth information is not published, but the approach is straightforward and the marina is equipped with water and unlimited shore power at every berth. A nearby service area (0.5 nm) has a travel lift up to 150 tonnes, and customs and border clearance is available just 0.5 nm away in Zelenika.
Facilities are designed for comfort and convenience. All berths have WiFi, and there are dedicated WCs and showers. A laundry is available on site, and provisioning is easy with three chain grocery stores within a short walk. The marina also houses a nautical shop (chandlery) that handles electronics and safety equipment. For dining, a restaurant is part of the adjoining 5‑star Lazure Hotel, and the Yacht Club offers a stylish place to relax. Security is ensured by 24‑hour staff and CCTV surveillance.
Fuel is not available directly at the marina; the nearest fuel dock is 1.5 nautical miles away. The high season runs from 1 May to 30 September, while the low season spans October to April. Sailors should contact the marina on VHF channel 87 or by phone/email to book a berth. Grey and black water disposal is provided, and remote video monitoring is possible for owners leaving their yachts.
How to get there
Lazure Marina lies at 42°27.207’N, 18°33.604’E, on the outer side of the Bay of Kotor. Approach from the Adriatic is straightforward: enter the bay and head towards the clearly visible marina at Mala luka ‘Meljine’. No underwater hazards or complex channels are reported, and the marina’s staff can be reached on VHF channel 87 for berthing instructions.
The nearest customs and border offices are only 0.5 nautical miles away, and Zelenika port of entry is at the same distance, making clearance easy for international arrivals. On land, the marina’s address is Mala luka ‘Meljine’, Herceg – Novi, Herceg Novi, Montenegro. It is a short walk or drive from the centre of Herceg Novi; a 2‑km seaside promenade leads directly to the lower old town.
No airport information is given in the sources, but the marina is reached by road via the coastal highway.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Lazure Marina have?
Lazure Marina has 156 berths for visiting and resident vessels.
What is the maximum length of yacht that can berth at Lazure Marina?
The standard maximum LOA is 24 metres. For transit stays, vessels up to 35 metres can moor sideways.
Can I stay overnight at Lazure Marina?
Yes, overnight stays are possible. The marina offers 24‑hour assistance and security, with full facilities.
Is fuel available at Lazure Marina?
No, fuel is not dispensed on site. The nearest fuel station is 1.5 nautical miles away.
What VHF channel should I use to contact Lazure Marina?
You should call Lazure Marina on VHF channel 87.
When is the high season at Lazure Marina?
The high season runs from 1 May to 30 September; the low season is from 1 October to 30 April.
How far are customs and border offices from Lazure Marina?
Customs and border clearance are available 0.5 nautical miles from the marina, and the port of entry in Zelenika is also 0.5 nm away.
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