ACI Marina Pomer

to take the passage east of the island of Fenera and then carry on between the Islands of Ceja and Bodulaš. At night, the light signal on Cape Munat marks the course.
Once within the bay, steer the passage between Cape Munat and Cape Kašteja. Then proceed towards the island of Pomerski Školjić, coming in from the east.
Marina Pomer is open all year round and has approx. 250 berths, which are provided with water and power, as well as 30 dry berths.
 The yacht harbour is a home port for many yacht charter companies, but most of the berths are occupied by permanent berth holders¬. For this reason, visitors will often have to fall back on to the outer lane of the southern mole where the swell can be very unpleasant when the south wind blows. Boats with a larger draught should moor directly behind the concrete mole to the south as the depth of the water decreases towards the north and is only 2 m in some places.
The sanitary facilities with showers and WC are located in the spacious main office building and are very clean and tidy. Parking spaces are right in front of it, along the quay.
The closest fuel station is 5 nautical miles away in Pula.

Shopping in Pomer
There is a small food store at Marina Pomer as well as a shop for nautical supplies. In the village itself, which is a five-minute walk, there is a supermarket and a bakery.

Food and leisure in Pomer
There is a restaurant in the marina, and several good restaurants in Pomer with freshly prepared food at reasonable prices and some café-bars.
In Pomer, it is worth visiting the Parish Church of the Visitation of Mary, the Church of St. Fiora and the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Volme.
The area surrounding Pomer is ideal for hiking, mountain bike tours, boat trips and water sports. Most beaches are stony, some bays also have pebble beaches.