Marina Vrsar

Vrsar Marina, of the Montraker Group, is based in the pleasant, small town of Vrsar on the west coast of the Istrian Peninsula. Istria, in the North of Croatia is a large heart-shaped, peninsula just south of Trieste in Italy. Its grassy indented coastline is popular with the sailing set, as sea is untainted and the secluded spots still in abundance, offering much to see on a charter holiday. In front of Vrsar, there is an alluring archipelago with 18 uninhabited islets, perfect for discovering by boat. Sailing further south past Rovinj are the 14 islands of the Rovinj archipelago, an island complex of outstanding beauty.

Vrsar Marina, open all year round,  is protected by the small island of St. Juraj, a breakwater with a jetty and a seawall making it a safe  harbour from all winds except strong NW ones. An old stone pier, 60 m long and 20 m wide, which is located at the south end of the marina, is reserved for tourist and fishing boats.

Facilities

Vrsar Marina has 220 berths in the sea, all connected to electricity and water. The marina can handle yachts up to 50 metres in length and there are places where the depth is 14m, making it a good stop for superyachts. Berthing assistance is also offered. There are also 40 dry berths, a 30T crane and a professional diving service, if needed.

Facilities offered are sanitary facilities, a top class restaurant, a café bar, a nautical equipment shop, a launderette, car park, garbage and recycling bins, surveillance security and Wi-Fi. A petrol station is located in the marina, where the depth of the water is 4m. Visitors can also take advantage of the proximity of Vrsar town where there are plenty of restaurants and bars overlooking the marina and a delightful Mediterranean ambience, especially in the hot summer evenings. There is also an ambulance, post office and nautical shop in Vrsar.

Getting there and away

Pula International Airport is 53km away.

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