Full Description & Details
Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria occupies a strategic position as the most northern marina in the Adriatic Sea. Managed by Marina Koper, a member of the Grafist group, the facility serves as both a favoured transit port and a major European delivery centre for new vessels from leading manufacturers. The marina operates year-round and provides access to the historic port city of Koper.
The marina accommodates 68 wet berths with a maximum draft of 3.5 metres and accepts vessels up to 18 metres LOA. Water depth ranges from 1.0 to 3.5 metres. An additional 26 spaces are available ashore for dry storage. The facility is equipped with a fixed crane rated at 3.5 tonnes and a mobile crane capable of lifting 50 tonnes, supporting comprehensive technical services including repair and maintenance of vessels, engines, electronics, plastics, wood, sails and tarpaulins.
Facilities include sanitary blocks with toilets, showers, dishwashing and laundry facilities, plus 20 parking spaces for permanent guests. Electricity and water connections are provided at berths, with Wi-Fi coverage throughout. A fuel pump supplies diesel and unleaded petrol. Waste disposal services handle oil, paint, accumulators and dark water. The on-site chandlery stocks nautical gear, while Restaurant Skiper provides dining. Sailing and rowing clubs operate from the marina, along with a fitness centre.
Reception services are available by phone and email. The marina publishes an annual pricelist, with 2026 rates available on their website. The facility maintains comprehensive service capabilities, making it suitable for both transit stops and extended stays requiring technical work.
How to get there
Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria is located within the Port of Koper at coordinates 45°33'N, 13°44'E. The navigational route to the port is marked by an illuminated floating buoy showing a long white flash every 10 seconds, positioned at 45°33.9'N and 013°43.3'E. Anchorage is available in 17-19 metres depth with sandy bottom; safe berths in southeastern winds are near Vilizan cape, and in northeastern winds near Debeli Rtic. Pilotage is mandatory for vessels over 500 BT and pilots monitor VHF channel 8. The marina is situated in Koper, Slovenia's principal port city on the northern Adriatic coast.
Road access connects to the Slovenian highway network and onwards to Italy and Croatia. The nearest international airport is Trieste Airport in Italy, approximately 30 kilometres away. Maritime arrivals to the commercial Port of Koper require notification to multiple authorities including Luka Koper d.d., Slovenian Maritime Administration, Customs and Police, though marina-specific arrival procedures should be confirmed directly with Marina Koper reception.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria have?
Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria has 68 wet berths, plus 26 spaces available ashore for dry storage.
What is the maximum draft at Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria?
The maximum permissible draft at Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria is 3.5 metres, with water depths ranging from 1.0 to 3.5 metres.
What is the maximum vessel length at Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria?
Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria accepts vessels up to 18 metres LOA.
Does Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria have fuel available?
Yes, Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria has a fuel pump supplying diesel and unleaded petrol.
What lifting equipment is available at Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria?
Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria has a fixed crane rated at 3.5 tonnes and a mobile crane capable of lifting 50 tonnes.
What repair services does Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria offer?
Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria provides comprehensive technical services including repair and maintenance of vessels, engines, electronics, plastics, wood, sails and tarpaulins.
Is overnight berthing permitted at Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria?
Yes, overnight berthing is permitted at Pristanisce Koper / Porto di Capodistria, which operates year-round and serves as both a transit port and extended-stay facility.
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