Jezera
Facilities & Weather Forecast

ACI Marina Piškera is located between the islands of Piškera and Panitula Vela, off the northern coast of Panitula Vela, where the ACI flag flies on the island’s highest prominence. The marina is well-protected from the northerly bura wind, but a little less so from the southerly winds. It is open from April 1 through October 31. Once a year, on the last Sunday in July, the people of Sali and other nearby villages flock to this uninhabited island in their boats to attend mass at the Church of the Nativity of Mary. The “Klif” restaurant is part of the marina complex. Approach The island of Piškera or Jadra is part of Kornati National Park. The National Park is usually entered from the north through the Proversa Mala and Proversa Vela straits, or from the south by sailing between Cape Opat and the island of Smokvica. When approaching from Proversa the course to ACI Marina Piškera leads through a series of channels between numerous islands and islets. The most interesting feature of the Kornati Islands are the famous sea cliffs stretching along the western sides of several islands, the most beautiful being those on Mana and Rašip islands. A bit further to the south is the island of Piškera. Just off the western coast of Piškera is the island of Panitula Vela which houses ACI Marina Piškera. In front of the entrance to the marina lie the island of Panitula Mala and Škanji Reefs. The approach from the north or west between Škanji Reefs and the southern cape of Panitula Vela Island is safe, with the sea depth of 7 m. The approach to the marina from the northwest between the islands of Panitula Vela and Piškera is shallow and dangerous due to numerous reefs. The southern cape of Panitula Vela Island (43°45.4’ N 15°21.2’ E) can be used as a landmark. When approaching ACI Marina Piškera from Cape Opat the route is somewhat easier. The southern cape of the islet of Veseljuh (43° 45.8’ N 15°22.4’ E) can be used as a landmark, and behind it is the channel between the islands of Lavsa and Piškera. The marina is sighted immediately after passing through the channel.

Jezera on Murter Island is known as one of best-kept towns in Croatia, a place of fishermen and seafarers boasting a crystal-clear sea, authentic customs, quiet stone-paved streets and a rich past dating back to antiquity. The town has received the Croatian Tourist Board’s Blue Flower, the country’s most prestigious urban landscaping award, for five years in a row. ACI Marina Jezera – one of the most awarded and eco-friendliest nautical centres in northern Dalmatia and a proud winner of the Blue Flag – is located in the south of Jezera Bay. It is sheltered by a breakwater on its eastern side, and is open all year round. Approach The town of Jezera is situated in its namesake bay on the southeastern coast of the island of Murter. Approach is possible from either side of the island of Školjić. Sea depth is 7m off the northern coast of the island, and about 15 m off the southern coast. On approaching, a red lighthouse (Fl R 5s 7m 4M) on the head of ACI Marina Jezera’s breakwater serves as a landmark. As the marina itself is situated deep inside the Bay of Murter, the lighthouse on the island of Maslinjak (Fl G 3s 17m 3M) can also be used for orientation. The exact position of the lighthouse is 43°46.1’ N 15°41.0’ E. Between Maslinjak and Školjić lies the island of Hrbošnjak, which can be rounded from all sides. However, we recommend rounding it from the east, as the channel between Hrbošnjak and Murter is shallow. On entering the marina watch out for the numerous fishing boats.

ACI marina Vodice is located at the very center of the town, in the northeast part of the city harbor. Marina Vodice is one of the ten marinas from ACI’s system to be awarded the extraordinary award Blue Flag. Marina Vodice was awarded the prize “Tourist Flower – Quality for Croatia” for the third place in the category of the best medium marina on the Adriatic in 2017. Its continuous development of tourist facilites has turned Vodice into the leading resort on the Šibenik Riviera, welcoming 40,000 visitors during the summer months. Unsurprisingly, ACI Marina Vodice is one of the favourite spots for boaters looking for activity holidays, entertainment, and a wide choice of enjoyable things to do. The marina is located in the town itself, in the northeastern part of port of Vodice (Vrulje Cove). It is protected by two breakwaters and open all year round. Vodice has excellent transport connections to the rest of the region via the main coastal road, and is close to two international airports, contributing to the attractiveness of this destination. Approach The town of Vodice is easily identified by Okit hill (133 m) topped by a small church, as well as by the town’s bell tower and the tall building of the Punta Hotel whose light is visible from afar at night. In addition, there is a tall stone monument in the shape of a torch north of the harbour entrance, the marina’s long breakwater made of stacked-up stones some 100 m east of the entrance to the harbour (which is also the entrance to the marina), and a light on the breakwater head – a red tower with a gallery (Fl R 5s 7m 3M). Southeast of the harbour light on the breakwater, at a distance of approximately 180 m, there is a shoal of about 1.3 m depth, marked by a light (Fl G 5s 5m 2M). The shoal can only be rounded from the right. When entering the port at night, watch out for the shoal – it is marked by the obscured sector of the Vodice harbour light.

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The island of Zlarin, the third-largest island of the Šibenik archipelago, is situated just under three miles SW of the port of Šibenik, eight miles NE of Žirje island and around three miles S of Prvić island. The port lies at the head of a deep, V-shaped bay on the NW side of the island. It is well protected from all winds except strong W and NW winds, which cause swell and waves. The port offers approximately 20 berths. Visiting yachts can moor to the S side of the 140-metre-long pier, which is equipped with laid moorings, water and electricity connections. Water depth by the pier ranges from 1 m at the foot of the pier to 4.5 metres at the head of the pier. The N side of the pier is used by ferry and excursion boats. There are also laid moorings on the first two out of three small jetties, situated by the East Coast. Shallow to moderate draft yachts can also moor to the N side of the first two small jetties, where the water is around 2.5 m deep. Depth by the last jetty (the one closest to the coast) is only one metre deep, which is why only small local boats berth here. There are water and electricity connections on the first two jetties. Alternatively, you can moor to one of the 11 mooring buoys by the west coast of the port. Call Tomislav to make reservation for the harbour. Tomislav +385 9590 59716 The port is equipped with video surveillance, Wi-Fi internet access and 1.5 t and 5t crane. The facilities in the small town of Zlarin include an ambulance, pharmacy, post office, tourist agency, two grocery stores, three restaurants, cafes, small market, museum and two small shops selling corals and coral jewellery. Šibenik is the nearest all-year round port of entry. There are two fuel stations nearby – in Šibenik and Vodice. Zlarin is famous for its long tradition of coral diving. There is a small coral workshop in the town that is worth visiting. The island is connected to the city of Šibenik by ferry. There are no roads and cars on the island.