Angelina yacht charter Trogir, Croatia - ACI Marina Trogir

Located on the beautiful eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, ACI Marina Trogir serves as a central base for Angelina Yacht Charter in Croatia. Trogir's ancient town center, which has been designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is located on an islet between the coast and the island of Ciovo. The industries of shipbuilding and tourism are essential to the local economy.

Why choose ACI Marina Trogir?

Trogir's ACI marina is located on Ciovo island, directly over the street from Trogir. With its "Tourist Flower – Quality for Croatia" medal, ACI marina Trogir was ranked third-best small marina in the Adriatic Sea in 2017 by the Croatian Chamber of Commerce. Across from Trogir's town center on the island of Ciovo, you'll find the ACI marina and yacht club. A 100-meter-wide canal separates them. Because the ACI marina in Trogir has been there for quite some time (it is not a new marina), there is less room to move than in the SCT, but you will have no trouble finding our offices.

Working hours

Mon-Thu: 8 am - 4 pm
Fri-Sat: 8 am - 8 pm
Sun: 8 am - 12 pm

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Parking and shopping at ACI Marina Trogir

Parking is available in the marina for a constant security monitoring fee. Marina parking is expensive. €10/day; €70/week for a car. Trogir's shopping opportunities are excellent, as are the city's public transit alternatives. Supermarkets, for example, are available on the mainland. There's also a massive fruit and vegetable market just before the bridge to the historic center.

Navigational approach to ACI Marina Trogir

Trogir’s historic core rests on a small island nestled between the Croatian mainland and the nearby island of Ciovo. Navigating the waterway north of town is not advised due to a shallow depth of just 2 meters. The town connects to the mainland by an old stone bridge and, to the west, a modern wooden bridge. Another bridge links the ancient city to Ciovo, where ACI Marina Trogir is located, with a clearance of 2.80 meters.

For vessels approaching from Kastela Bay in the west, the recommended route is between Ciovo and Celica Rock, as the bridges do not permit passage. The green lighthouse on Cape Cubrijan (Fl G 2s 8m 4M), positioned at coordinates 43° 30.7′ N 16° 14.6′ E, serves as a clear landmark. For eastbound approaches, a sequence of red and green buoys indicates the channel.

The passageway beneath the Ciovo bridge offers a depth of 4.5 meters, though mariners should avoid the northern channel, given its shallow depth of 2 meters, which is unsuitable for safe sailing.