Ports in Croatia in the Gulf of Šibenik
The town of Šibenik is located on the Croatian Adriatic coast, in the region of Dalmatia, in a natural port connected to the sea by a channel approximately 2.7 km long and 120 to 300 meters wide, allowing ships of over 50 metric tons to navigate, near the mouth of the Krka River (a karst river and one of the most beautiful in all of Croatia, with an average depth of 30 meters).
Access to the port is via the St. Antonio Channel, where you must yield to vessels (which must keep to starboard).
The entrance to the port is protected by the old Port of St. Nicholas. Along the northern coast, there are berths for mooring in the coves of Secenica and Capljena, whilethe cove of St. Peter, located south of the Town, is off-limits.
Along the quay that runs alongside the old town of Šibenik isa mooring area with 40 berths equipped with mooring rings and water and electricity services. The water depth is 4 meters.
Within the port, mega yachts are often moored.
Boats bound for Krka National Park also sail from here.
