Marina Vrsar

is therefore very popular. In high summer there is a lot of hustle and bustle in the entire harbour. Marina Vrsar's positive impression is only tarnished by the loud music from a disco nearby that goes on until well after midnight.

There are 200 berths at the floating jetties, all with mooring lines and electricity and water. There are an additional 40 dry berths over an area of 4,000 m².
 
The well-kept sanitary facilities in the reception building have showers and WCs. They have air-conditioning in summer and heating in winter.
 
The fuel station is in the municipal harbour opposite the marina. Expect a long wait because of the large number of visitors in Marina Vrsar.

There are a few manned parking spaces along the harbour basin.

Shopping in Vrsar
Marina Vrsar has its own food store as well as a chandlery. For larger provisions, you will find a few supermarkets in Vrsar, which is within walking distance of the marina, as well as a bakery and a butcher's shop.

Food and leisure in Vrsar
The restaurant at Marina Vrsar is located on the first floor of the reception building and not only do they serve good food but guests can also enjoy a glorious view of the harbour. In the village centre, a number of restaurants and konobas serve their guests a wide range of delicious local and international cuisine and fish dishes.

The historic town centre on the hill above the marina offers a glorious view of the offshore islands. The area surrounding Vrsar and the busy waterfront are ideal for taking strolls. A little distance outside of Vrsar is the sculpture park by the famous artist Dušan Džamonja.

Vrsar may be a small place, but it still offers numerous sports activities in several sports centres and on the many beaches. Active holidaymakers will certainly get their money's worth.