The marina is located adjacent to the Sečovlje Salina Nature Park, which is a protected landscape of historical salt-making significance.
It is specifically designed as a 'dry-marina' facility for winter storage, holding one of the largest indoor capacities in the region.
The marina occupies a sheltered position in the Bay of Piran, protecting vessels from the northern 'Bora' wind.
It hosts an annual nautical fair, Internautica, which has been a staple of the Adriatic yachting scene for decades.
The location provides a direct starting point for sailing excursions into the Gulf of Trieste and towards the Istrian peninsula.
Marina Portorož is one of the largest and most significant yachting hubs in the Northern Adriatic, located at the edge of the Sečovlje Salina Nature Park. The facility offers over 650 wet berths for vessels up to 30 meters and extensive dry-storage space. It functions as a multipurpose nautical center featuring an on-site hotel, restaurant, swimming pools, and tennis courts. The marina is strategically positioned near the border with Croatia, serving as a primary entry point for Mediterranean nautical tourism. Water depths at the berths generally reach up to 3.8 meters. The complex is integrated into the Portorož tourist infrastructure, facilitating access to local beaches and salt-pan excursions. The facility undergoes periodic maintenance and upgrades to maintain its high-standard nautical services.
The elevated boardwalk overlooking the basin where the masts of the yachts line up against the backdrop of the salt pans.
Verify your arrival time with the port office in advance if you are docking a private vessel.
Walk or bike from the marina toward the Sečovlje salt pans for a scenic look at the traditional harvesting basins.
Make dinner reservations at the marina restaurant during the peak summer months to ensure a table with a view of the piers.
Do not attempt to swim inside the active docking channels as boat traffic can be frequent and hazardous.
Respect private boat spaces; refrain from walking onto docks intended only for registered boat owners.
