Marina Tribunj

hs, all of which have water and electricity. There are an additional 30 dry berths. The berths for visiting boats are allocated by a marinero and should he not be present, then you can request him on VHF radio channel 17.

The showers and WCs in the sanitary facilities were recently renovated and are now clean and well-kept. However, you will have to expect queues at the weekends.
 
There are a few parking spaces around the harbour basin at the marina.

The fuel station is 100 m to the north in front of Hotel Marjan. There is a high number of visitors on the return days for the charter yachts so you should expect long waiting times. When approaching the fuel station, you will need to pay attention to some unmarked rocks underneath the water line on the direct route between the marina entrance and the fuel station.

Shopping in Split
Split offers excellent shopping amenities. There is a food store with a large range of products on the premises of ACI Marina Split as well as a chandler. To get to town, you can either take a water taxi or walk for 20 minutes. There are several large supermarkets, bakeries and butcher's shops. The large fruit and vegetable market on the east side of the historic centre and the morning fish market west of the historic centre are highly recommended.

Food and leisure in Split
Apart from the various restaurants in the near of ACI Marina Split, there are a number of good restaurants in the historic centre as well as pizzerias and café-bars, all offering regional as well as international dishes and catering for all tastes.

The historic centre of Split is a listed UNESCO world heritage site and it would take days to explore all of the fascinating corners and alleys. Especially worth visiting is Diocletioan's Palace from the Roman era, built in approx. 300 AD and it has also been declared a World Heritage site. Furthermore, art lovers will find a large number of works of art in the many museums and galleries.