Marina Solna Kołobrzeg

Marina Solna is one of the most modern marinas on the Polish Baltic coast, located in the north-western part of Wyspa Solna (Salt Island) in Kołobrzeg. The marina has three basins: a yacht basin, a boat basin for permanent berth holders, and Basen Solny, mainly reserved for guest yachts and charter boats. Every year it is visited by more than a thousand boats from all over the world.

On arrival, the marina monitors VHF channel 67, with the call sign "marina Kołobrzeg", and a weather forecast is broadcast on the working channel at 7:00, 10:35 and 12:15. The marina has around a hundred berths, where boats moor alongside a concrete quay or floating pontoons.

Each berth has its own water and electricity connection, and there is a boatyard service hall on site. Guests also have access to toilets, a laundry with dryer, and green areas, all monitored and secured, as well as internet and a chandlery. Boats can be launched using a 35-ton crane or a slipway with a capacity of up to 1.5 tons, and petrol and diesel can be taken on directly from the fuel station by the quay. On site there is also a restaurant with a terrace overlooking the marina, as well as barbecue areas and a children's playground.

A short walk from the pontoons stands the historic Reduta Morast fort, where a sailing club hosts evening concerts in summer.