Marina (Marina Agana)
General
43°30"8N 16°07'E Charts BA 2712, 2774, SC 5767, MK 16, lmray M26 The most distinctive feature of the village of Marina is its fortified tower or kula, built in the 16th century by the Bishop of Trogir to provide protection from the Turks. The tower has been converted into a restaurant and hotel. Facilities for visiting yachts have been improved by the construction of a marina, Marina Agana, which has floating pontoons behind a rubble breakwater. The village hosts an annual summer festival on 25 July.
Approach
Marina lies at the far west end of Zaljev Marina, 6M west of Trogir. Zaljev Marina is shallow close inshore in places, but an offing of 2 cables clears these dangers. The tower at Marina is visible for some distance.
Lights
Rt Pasji Rat, lM E of marina Fl.R.5s8m4M Marina Agana head of rubble breakwater Fl(2)G.5s7m4M
Berth
Berth at the marina as directed.
Shelter
There is good shelter from all directions in the marina, although some swell penetrates in strong SE winds.
Facilities
Supermarket, grocers, pharmacy, Post Office and telephone. Tourist information near the quay. Hotel, restaurants and cafe/bars. The marina, which is open throughout the year, has water, electricity, toilets, showers, laundry and 40-ton travel-hoist. The marina address is: Agana Marina, 21222 Marina, Dr Franje Tudmana 5, Croatia "Ir 021 889 411 or 412 Fax 021 889 010 Email [email protected] Uvala Vinisce
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