Marina Kremik, Primošten

Marina Kremik lies in a sheltered bay approximately 3 kilometres southeast of Primošten, on Croatia’s central Dalmatian coast. With 393 sea berths and 150 dry berths, it is a full-service marina offering comprehensive facilities for yachts up to 50 metres. The marina has held Blue Flag certification since 2003, reflecting its commitment to environmental standards and water quality.

For sailors, Kremik combines practical advantages — good shelter, ample capacity, fuel, and technical services — with an appealing location. The Kornati islands lie a day sail to the northwest, Šibenik and the Krka river are 12 nautical miles north, and the historic old town of Primošten is a short drive or a pleasant 30-minute walk along the coast road.

Marina Specifications

Marina Kremik provides 393 sea berths on a combination of fixed and floating pontoons, with stern-to mooring using laid lines. The marina accommodates yachts up to 50 metres in length, though most berths are sized for vessels between 8 and 16 metres. Maximum draft alongside is approximately 3 metres. An additional 150 dry storage berths are available for winter lay-up and boat storage.

Every berth has water and electricity connections (220V/380V). The marina operates a fuel station with diesel and petrol, accessible from the sea. Wi-Fi covers the marina area. Sanitary facilities include showers and toilets, maintained to a good standard. A 24-hour security service with CCTV covers the entire marina.

Technical Services

Marina Kremik operates a full-service boatyard with a travel lift and repair workshops. The technical service centre handles hull maintenance, engine repair, electrical work, and sail repairs. A nautical shop on site stocks basic chandlery and spare parts. For specialist work or larger projects, the marina staff can arrange transport to yards in Šibenik or Split.

Arriving at Marina Kremik

The approach to Kremik Bay from the sea is straightforward. The marina entrance faces northwest and is well marked. Contact the marina on VHF 17 for berth allocation. The bay provides excellent shelter from all directions, making it a reliable option in unsettled weather — significantly more protected than the open town harbour in Primošten itself.

By road, Marina Kremik is approximately 3 km from Primošten town centre and 30 km from Šibenik. Split airport is 55 km to the southeast. The marina has a large car park for crew changes and provisioning trips.

Facilities and Surroundings

Within the marina complex there is a restaurant, a small grocery store, and a nautical equipment shop. The marina operates a charter base, and several charter companies have their fleets based here — you can charter a yacht in Croatia and start your Dalmatian route directly from Kremik, one of Croatia’s best charter-base marinas. For more extensive provisioning, restaurants, and nightlife, Primošten old town is a short drive or taxi ride away. Šibenik — with its UNESCO-listed cathedral and vibrant restaurant scene — is 20 minutes north by car.

Sailing from Marina Kremik

Marina Kremik is an excellent departure point for exploring the central Dalmatian coast. The Kornati National Park — Croatia’s premier sailing destination — lies approximately 20 nautical miles northwest. The entrance to the Krka river and the historic town of Skradin are accessible via the Šibenik channel, about 12 nautical miles north. Heading southeast, Trogir is 18 miles and Split approximately 30 miles, making both reachable in a day’s sail. The small car-free islands of Zlarin and Prvić, with their quiet harbours and clear swimming, are just 6–8 nautical miles away — perfect for a gentle first day out.