ACI Marina Dubrovnik

ACI Marina Dubrovnik lies at the head of the narrow Rijeka Dubrovačka inlet by the village of Komolac, set back inland from Dubrovnik itself. The marina is located at the end of the Rijeka Dubrovačka inlet, whose width varies between 170 and 400 metres all the way to the monastery in the village of Rožat. The marina is protected from river currents by a long breakwater and is floodlit at night. It is about 6 km from Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed Old Town.

On approach, the islet of Daksa serves as a landmark and can be rounded from either side, after which the route follows the riverbed past several lighthouses to the marina. Water depth on the approach is 3-5 metres. No later than 30 minutes before entering, you must notify the marina on VHF Channel 17 and request instructions and permission to enter.

Onsite you'll find a reception with an exchange office, café, aperitif bar, restaurant, tavern, tennis courts, swimming pool, toilets and showers, laundry service, supermarket, a chandlery, a repair workshop, a 60-tonne travel lift, a car park and a fuel station. There is also wifi and a children's playground complete with a pirate ship, plus facilities for discharging fecal and oily waste water.

The marina occupies the grounds of a historical palace that belonged to Dubrovnik's noble Sorkočević family, set amid an old pine and cypress park. In Komolac itself there is also a fish restaurant within easy walking distance of the berths.