ACI Marina Skradin

ACI Marina Skradin is a picturesque river marina located where the Krka River meets the sea, closely intertwined with the small Dalmatian town of Skradin. The marina is known for its unusual mix of salt and fresh water, which particularly attracts owners of wooden boats who overwinter here, and in 2021 the marina received the City of Skradin Award for its contribution to the development of nautical tourism.

The approach leads through the Šibenik Channel and onward along the Krka River and across Lake Prokljan, marked by numerous red and green lights, with the custom being to keep to the starboard side. The riverbed narrows in places to about 100 m with depths of 7-40 m, and later to 80 m with depths of 7-11 m, while the left bank is the shallower side. The harbour entrance itself is marked by red and green lights, and you can hail the marina on VHF. The marina offers around 180 berths and is open all year round, with July and August as the busiest months.

Each berth is supplied with fresh water and electricity, and the marina has a black-water pump-out facility along with an approved waste handling plan. Guests will find toilet and shower facilities, free wifi, a restaurant, a café/gourmet corner, a bar, laundry service, a grocery store and a large car park, plus a playground and bike rental within walking distance.