Marina Agana

e 134 berths are sheltered and all have water and electricity. Yachts with a larger draught should, however, make sure not to moor too close to the western end of Marina Agana as the water depth declines drastically there.

In 2009 the sanitary facilities in the eastern part of the harbour were completely renovated. A magnetic card, which you receive at the reception desk when checking in, is now used to open them. If arriving outside reception opening times, you can get the magnetic card from a service staff member on call.

The parking spaces in the marina complex are only available to annual or monthly berth holders. Everyone else, however, can use the parking spaces right in front of the west entrance of the yacht harbour.

The closest fuel station is west of the ACI Marina in Trogir.

Shopping in Marina
The marina only has a small nautical shop. But there is a small supermarket nearby with a good range of products. There is another store from the same chain in the village of Marina where you can also buy your provisions at a pastry shop and a daily market in the morning selling fruit, vegetables and fresh fish.

If that's not enough, then you can drive to the town of Trogir in approx. 10 minutes.

Food and leisure in Marina
Marina Agana has its own restaurant and a café-bar with a cosy terrace. In the centre of the village of Marina, the restaurants and taverns serve a very good selection of dishes. The restaurant in the old customs tower on the other side of the harbour basin, right opposite the yacht harbour, is particularly interesting.

The historic centre in Marina gives an insight into the history of the surrounding area right up to the Middle Ages, with its many historic buildings, churches and squares.

Sports fans will also get their money’s worth in and around Marina.