Marina Kornati

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Biograd na Moru · Pašmanski kanal · marinakornati.com

705Berths
6.5 mMax draught
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For visiting boats

Marina Kornati lies in the western part of Biograd na Moru, facing Pašman, and is run by Ilirija d.d., which in 1974 built the first nautical harbour in Croatia in Biograd (today's hotel harbour). The marina opened in 1985 and now has 705 berths on 15 piers, with power (16–63 A) and water included in the berth fee; the entrance is 40 m wide and there is up to 6.5 m of water. More than 40 national and international regattas and some 30 flotillas use the basin each year, making Biograd the regatta centre of northern Dalmatia. The marina has flown the Blue Flag since 2004.

Berths
705
Limits
draught up to 6.5 m
Position
43°56.50′ N 15°26.54′ E (43.94171, 15.44238)
Fuel
Nearest: INA Biograd na Moru-obala, 0.4 km.

Services and facilities

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Frequently asked

How deep is the marina?

It takes boats with up to 6.5 m draught.

Is there fuel at Marina Kornati?

We don't know whether there is fuel on site; the nearest fuel is INA Biograd na Moru-obala, 0.4 km.

Who do I call in an emergency at sea here?

Sea rescue: MRCC Rijeka 195. Or call 112. On the radio: MAYDAY on VHF channel 16.

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Sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL) · MET Norway (CC BY 4.0) · rescue centre data VesselSOS. Facts may be out of date — the owner can correct them after claiming the page.