Zaton Harbour, North Dalmatia, Croatia

This sheltered river berth features shallow waters (max 2.8m), a speed limit of 5 knots from Šibenik, and on-site amenities. Traditional bow-first docking is required, with entrance from the south. The harbor is flanked by a bell tower and a fish hatchery on the northern shore.

Approach from the south via the Krka River. A bell tower marks the central shoreline. Navigate carefully due to shallow waters (1-2.8m) along the quay. The river is often polluted during south winds.

The harbor offers limited wind protection. Shallow waters (1-2.8m) extend along the shore, with a fish hatchery on the northern side. Pollution levels may rise during south winds.

Maximum water depth: 2.8m. Shallow areas along the entire shoreline (except quay berths). Yachts over 30m in height are prohibited. Traditional bow-first docking is required.

Connected to ACI Marina Skradin (9 NM) via the Šibenik-Skradin route. Nearby marinas include Marina Zaton (0.5 NM) and ACI Marina Vodice (2.6 NM). Close to Zaton Bay and several beaches within 1-1.6 NM.

• Traditional river berth with 5 mooring spots
• On-site restaurants and shops
• Proximity to Zaton Bay and nearby beaches
• Connection to Skradin via the Krka River

Visitors appreciate the harbor's traditional charm and convenient location near Šibenik. The shallow waters and pollution concerns are noted, but the on-site amenities and proximity to natural attractions make it a popular stop for river cruises.

5 berths available with depths up to 2.8m. Electricity and water facilities on-site. No overnight mooring restrictions. Speed limit of 5 knots from Šibenik onward.

Check pollution levels during south winds. Use the bell tower as a navigation aid. Consider nearby marinas for deeper berths. Explore Zaton Bay and nearby beaches within 1-1.6 NM for shore excursions.