Marina · Montenegro
Last updated: 21 July 2026

Lustica Bay Marina

Lustica Bay Marina is a modern 115-berth marina on Montenegro's Lustica Peninsula accommodating yachts up to 45 meters with full services and yacht-friendly non-EU tax legislation.

115

Berths

45 m

Max LOA

68

VHF Channel

yes

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Water Electricity Wi-Fi Showers Laundry Provisions Restaurant Chandlery Repair

Coordinates

42.3863° N, 18.6640° E

Other Details

Security 24-hour CCTV video surveillance and on-site guard personnel
Dining Harbour-front dining and bars in Marina Village
Tax Benefits Non-EU country bypassing EU tax and import regulations: 7% VAT on marine services, tax and duty-free fuel and lubricants, no custom taxation on provisions and spare parts
Marina Area Sqm 75000
Nearest Airport Tivat Airport (TIV)
Provisions Supermarket in Marina Village
Town Distance 0 m
Berthing Options single night through to seasonal and annual stays
Anchor Alternative Not specified in sources
Location Description Luštica Peninsula in Trašte Bay
Airport Distance Tivat 10-12 km, 20-30 minutes drive
Marina Village Facilities luxury boutiques / harbour-front dining / bars / supermarket / five-star Chedi hotel
Airport Distance Dubrovnik 46 km
Airport Distance Podgorica 90 km

Stay & Contact

Address Oblatno, Radovici, Montenegro

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Full Description & Details

Lustica Bay Marina occupies a protected position in Traste Bay on the Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro. The marina currently operates 115 berths with plans to expand to 176 berths upon completion. It accommodates yachts and superyachts up to 45 meters LOA, with depths ranging from 4 to 5 meters and a maximum draft of 5 meters. The marina area spans over 75,000 square meters and is protected by two breakwaters providing shelter within the harbor.

The facility offers comprehensive amenities including single and three-phase electricity, fresh water at all berths, high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the marina area, refuse and waste oil disposal, and grey and black water discharge. Crew facilities include showers, washrooms, and laundry services. Light repairs and maintenance are available on request, along with diver services and storage. A chandlery serves provisioning needs. Security is maintained through 24-hour CCTV surveillance and on-site guard personnel, with dedicated parking for yacht owners and visitors.

The marina forms the centerpiece of the Marina Village, which features the five-star Chedi Hotel, waterfront restaurants and bars, luxury boutiques, and a supermarket along a stylish promenade. A private beach with beach bar is adjacent to the marina. The multilingual marina team provides berthing assistance, full concierge service, and electric buggies and trolleys for convenience.

As a non-EU country, Montenegro offers yacht-friendly legislation with only 7% VAT on marine-related services, tax and duty-free fuel and lubricants, and no custom taxation on provisions or spare parts. Berthing options range from single-night stays to seasonal and annual arrangements. Advance booking is highly recommended during peak summer months via VHF Channel 68.

How to get there

Lustica Bay Marina is located on the open Adriatic side of the Lustica Peninsula. The entrance is narrow and skippers are advised to avoid entering during strong winds and heavy swells from the southwest, south, or southeast directions. Contact the marina on VHF Channel 68 for berthing assistance and to confirm availability, particularly during summer months.

By air, Tivat Airport (TIV) is the closest entry point at approximately 10-12 kilometers distance, roughly a 20 to 30-minute drive along local routes through Solila. Taxis, private transfers, and car rentals are readily available at the airport. Podgorica Airport is 90 kilometers away and Dubrovnik Airport is 46 kilometers distant. The marina can accommodate private jets and offers helicopter and helipad services.

By land, local bus services operated by Blue Line connect the neighboring villages of Radovici and Tivat to the marina area. The marina is accessible by car with dedicated parking available for yacht owners and visitors. The trained multilingual marina staff provides berthing assistance upon arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many berths does Lustica Bay Marina have and what is the maximum yacht length?

Lustica Bay Marina currently operates 115 berths, with plans to expand to 176 berths. It accommodates yachts and superyachts up to 45 meters LOA.

What is the maximum draft and depth at Lustica Bay Marina?

Depths at Lustica Bay Marina range from 4 to 5 meters, with a maximum draft of 5 meters.

Does Lustica Bay Marina allow overnight stays?

Yes, Lustica Bay Marina offers berthing options from single-night stays through to seasonal and annual arrangements.

Is fuel available at Lustica Bay Marina and are there any tax advantages?

Yes, Lustica Bay Marina provides tax and duty-free fuel and lubricants. As a non-EU marina in Montenegro, marine services are subject to only 7% VAT, with no custom taxation on provisions or spare parts.

What key facilities and amenities does Lustica Bay Marina offer?

Lustica Bay Marina offers single and three-phase electricity, fresh water, high-speed Wi-Fi, showers, washrooms, laundry, a chandlery, light repairs, diver services, and 24-hour security. The Marina Village also features waterfront restaurants, bars, boutiques, a supermarket, and a five-star hotel.

How should I approach Lustica Bay Marina and what VHF channel do I use?

Contact Lustica Bay Marina on VHF Channel 68 for berthing assistance and to confirm availability. The entrance is narrow; avoid entering during strong winds and heavy swells from the southwest, south, or southeast.

When is peak season at Lustica Bay Marina and should I book ahead?

Peak summer months are the busiest time at Lustica Bay Marina, and advance booking is highly recommended during this period.

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