The marina covers an area of 1.2 million square meters, making it the largest in the Adriatic Sea.
It holds a Blue Flag certification, indicating high environmental management and sustainable tourism practices.
The marina is specifically designed to accommodate superyachts up to 80 meters, a rarity in Mediterranean marinas.
Its location in the Zlatna Luka bay provides natural protection from prevailing winds, particularly the Bora and Sirocco.
It serves as the starting point for nearly 30 percent of all nautical tourism charters in Croatia.
D-Marin Dalmacija is the largest marina in Croatia, situated in the Zlatna Luka bay near Sukošan. It features over 1,200 sea berths for vessels up to 80 meters in length and 300 dry berths. The facility operates as a comprehensive nautical hub with deep-water channels and extensive maintenance infrastructure. It provides full technical services, including a 80-ton travel lift and specialized boat maintenance workshops. The site is a Blue Flag marina, recognizing its commitment to environmental standards and water quality. It functions as a gateway to the Kornati National Park due to its proximity to the Zadar archipelago. Guests have access to an on-site beach club, restaurant, and grocery stores directly within the complex. The marina is protected from all winds, making it a primary base for charter fleets in the Adriatic.
The elevated boardwalk overlooking the main basin at sunset.
Use the on-site beach club for a quieter alternative to public Sukošan beaches.
Check the maritime weather forecast at the harbor office before planning trips to the nearby Kornati islands.
Book maintenance services well in advance if visiting during peak charter season.
Do not attempt to dock or navigate within the marina without prior contact with the harbor master or reception.
Maintain appropriate nautical dress; keep noise levels low in the evening; follow safety protocols near piers.
