The marina serves as the permanent home of the Biograd Boat Show, which is the largest nautical exhibition in Central Europe.
It is recognized as a 'Blue Flag' certified marina, signifying high standards of environmental management and water quality.
The facility is positioned at the center of the Croatian Adriatic, providing the shortest transit distance to the Kornati Islands archipelago.
The marina features a specialized service zone capable of comprehensive engine, hull, and electrical repairs for yachts.
Marina Kornati is one of the largest nautical centers in the Adriatic, specifically designed to serve as the gateway to the Kornati National Park. The marina features over 700 sea berths and 70 dry berths, accommodating vessels up to 23 meters in length. It operates as a focal point for international sailing regattas, hosting over 40 events annually, including the Biograd Boat Show. The facility is equipped with a 50-ton travel lift and a 10-ton crane for full vessel maintenance and servicing. Located in Biograd na Moru, it functions as a primary base for bareboat and crewed yacht charters in central Dalmatia. The marina basin is divided into several piers, each offering full electrical and water connections for moored vessels.
The end of the main pier at sunset, offering a panoramic view of the docked yachts against the backdrop of the Pašman Channel.
Book your berth or charter vessel well in advance during peak summer months to avoid availability issues.
Check the marina's official calendar before arrival if you wish to participate in or avoid the noise of large-scale sailing regattas.
Take advantage of the local weather forecast boards located in the marina office, as the Velebit channel winds can shift rapidly.
Do not attempt to dock without prior contact with the harbor master or marina office, as berth assignments are strictly managed.
Open year-round, though full service and restaurant activity are most comprehensive during the sailing season from April to October.
Proper nautical attire and non-slip boat shoes are standard; keep docks clear of gear and respect vessel privacy.
