The marina offers an unobstructed view of the Marjan Hill forest park, which overlooks the city.
It is positioned directly along the path of the former railway line that once serviced the Split harbor.
The breakwater provides a specialized 'bura' wind protection system essential for Adriatic sailing safety.
The marina structure is built to accommodate deep-draft vessels, a rarity in older Mediterranean ports.
ACI Marina Split is a premier nautical hub situated on the southwestern side of the Split peninsula in the Baluni cove. It features 318 sea berths and 30 dry berths, catering to vessels up to 90 meters in length. The marina operates year-round and is protected by a long breakwater that shields it from southern winds. Facilities include a reception area, laundry services, a fuel station, and high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the berths. The site is a primary gateway for chartering yachts to the Central Dalmatian islands. Its location provides immediate access to the waterfront promenade and the historic city core. The marina is a recipient of the Blue Flag environmental award, reflecting its commitment to sustainable marina management.
The end of the main outer breakwater looking back toward the Split city skyline and the bell tower of St. Domnius.
Book your berth well in advance during peak summer months as the marina reaches maximum capacity frequently.
Walk the breakwater at dusk to observe the transition of city lights against the backdrop of the Adriatic.
Utilize the nearby fuel station before heading out to the islands to avoid high-season queues at remote island pumps.
Do not attempt to dock without prior contact with the marina office via VHF channel 17.
Nautical footwear is recommended on docks; observe quiet hours in the evening as many travelers reside on their vessels.
