Stays in Marina
Marina is a small coastal settlement in the Split-Dalmatia County of Croatia, situated on the Adriatic Sea between the historic towns of Trogir and Šibenik. The area has a long history, with nearby archaeological sites dating back to antiquity, including Roman remains. The modern settlement…
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About Marina
The coastline around Marina is characterized by clear waters, small coves, and pine-covered slopes. The bay provides anchorage for boats, and the waterfront is lined with stone houses, restaurants, and cafés. The surrounding hinterland is known for olive groves, vineyards, and small family farms. The proximity to the Dalmatian islands, such as Drvenik Veli and Drvenik Mali, makes Marina a starting point for excursions by boat. The regional center of Split is about 30 kilometers to the east, and the city of Trogir is roughly 10 kilometers to the west. Dubrovnik is much farther to the southeast, connected by the Adriatic highway.
Where to stay in Marina
Marina Centar. The central area around the harbor and main promenade, close to restaurants, shops, and the pebble beach. Several hotels and apartments listed on our site are located here.
Punta. A coastal area east of the center, known for the Punta cape and its beach. It is home to Hotel Paradise Punta, one of the most-reviewed hotels in Marina.
Sky Beach. A seafront zone west of the center, where Sky Beach Aparthotel is situated. The area offers views of the bay and is near a beach.
Marinus. A quieter part of Marina, near the Marinus Beach Hotel. It is set along the coast, a short distance from the main village.
Getting there and around
Marina is accessible by road via the D8 Adriatic highway, which connects it to Trogir (about 10 km west) and Split (about 30 km east). Split Airport is approximately 20 km away. Local bus services run along the coast, linking Marina with nearby towns. For travel to Dubrovnik, one can take a bus or drive along the D8; the distance is over 200 km. Within Marina, most areas are walkable, but a car or bicycle can be useful for exploring the surrounding coves and villages.
When to go
The best time to visit Marina is from May to September, when the sea is warm enough for swimming and the weather is consistently sunny. July and August are the busiest months, with many events and open restaurants. June and September offer milder temperatures and fewer crowds, while still allowing for beach activities and boat trips to the nearby islands.
Questions, answered
Where is Marina located?
Marina is in the Split-Dalmatia County of Croatia, on the Adriatic coast between Trogir and Šibenik.
How far is Marina from Split?
Marina is about 30 kilometers from Split, connected by the D8 Adriatic highway.
What are the main beaches in Marina?
The main beaches include the pebble beach in the center and the beach at Punta, as well as smaller coves along the coast.
Are there hotels in Marina?
Yes, there are many hotels and apartments in Marina, including Hotel Paradise Punta, Sky Beach Aparthotel, and Marinus Beach Hotel.
How do I get to Marina from Split Airport?
Split Airport is about 20 kilometers from Marina. You can reach Marina by taxi, rental car, or local bus.
What is there to do in Marina?
Visitors can swim, sunbathe, walk along the promenade, visit nearby historical sites, and take boat trips to the Drvenik islands.