Marina Korkyra

Croatia Korčula island

42° 57' 38" N, 16° 42' 47" E

4.5 104 1 2

Marina Korkyra is situated on the northeastern coast of Korčula Island, Croatia, within close proximity to the historic town of Korčula. Its strategic location provides sailors with convenient access to the Adriatic Sea and the surrounding Dalmatian archipelago. The marina serves as a practical base for exploring the island's coastline, known for its clear waters and scenic landscapes.

The marina offers essential facilities for yachtsmen, including mooring spaces, electricity, water supply, and sanitary amenities. Nearby, visitors can find local shops, restaurants, and cafes within walking distance, making it convenient for provisioning and leisure activities. Marina Korkyra's location also allows easy exploration of Korčula town, renowned for its medieval architecture, cultural heritage, and historical landmarks.

Capacity: 132
Max Length: 100m
VHF Channel: 17
Website: https://marina21.com/en/marina-korkyra

Amenities

Services

Restaurants & cafés nearby
WC
Drinking water
Showers

Staff Language

English
Local

Payment Method

Cash
ATM
Credit card (Visa, Master card)

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Angela Pavlovskiy
10 Jun 2025 • 10 Reviews • Deckhand

The port team is very professional and helpful, assisting and guiding at every step. I'm not sure if the port has been recently renovated or newly built, but everything looks brand new. It is very clean, with concrete quays. Facilities include toilets, showers, and a small souvenir shop. There are several restaurants nearby.

Nikolay Pavlovskiy ✵ S/Y Salomé 11.2m
10 Jun 2025 • 34 Reviews • Cadet

A very nice marina and a wonderful town. The marina is quite modern, with restrooms and showers in good condition. The biggest drawback is that waves from the ferries reach the marina, causing the boats to rock significantly. Therefore, the marineros require the moorings to be tied very tightly.