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Berths in Hvar

Berths, services and contacts at Hvar town harbour and ACI Marina Palmižana, and the Croatian rules for visiting yachts.

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Marinas

Berths in Hvar

The port authority and ACI publish these figures. The Hvar harbour text refers to the summer of 2018.

PlaceBerthsMax lengthNotes
Hvar town harbour15 yacht and sailing berths and 15 mooring buoys (2018 text)Not stated313 m of shore. Run by the county port authority.
ACI Marina Palmižana18015 m. Larger vessels can moor sideways to the pier with notice when the marina is not fullOpen 1 April to 31 October. On St Clement, in the Pakleni Islands. ACI notes reduced capacity because of reconstruction. The note has no date.
Stari Grad harbourAbout 100 yachts (Noonsite, 2019)Not stated1,662.5 m of shore. Run by the county port authority. About 10 km from Hvar town.

Lučka uprava SDŽ port pages, ACI Marinas, Noonsite 2019.

Hvar town harbour

Services

Contact+385 21 717 282, +385 95 827 7020, +385 91 553 2754
On siteFuel station, repair service and customs office
In townShops, restaurants, hotels, doctors, a post office and ATMs
Run byLučka uprava Splitsko-dalmatinske županije, the county port authority. +385 21 339 825. info@lusdz.hr
ACI Marina Palmižana

Services

Contact+385 (0) 98 398 853. UHF/VHF channel 17
On siteGrocery store, ATM, free Wi-Fi, toilets and showers, restaurant, laundry, and a device for discharging fecal water
NearbyFuel station, 2.5 nautical miles away
Approach2.4 to 2.5 nautical miles from Hvar town. Baba Rock lies north of the entrance. ACI advises steering clear of it, especially on its north side
Berthing

Town quay or buoys

Noonsite (2019) says large motor yachts mainly use the town quay, with prices to match. It says the mooring buoys on the west side of the harbour cost less. The port authority lists 15 buoys.

Fees

Vignette and tourist tax

A yacht pays a safety of navigation and sea protection fee for the calendar year. The fee depends on length and engine power. The tourist tax covers everyone who sleeps on board and is paid on nautika.evisitor.hr before the vessel leaves. Keep the receipt on board. (Croatian National Tourist Board.) Check the current fees before you arrive.

Clearance

Entry and customs

A vessel from a third country must enter a port with an open border crossing, except in exceptional circumstances such as force majeure. Vessels from Schengen states have no border checks. A vessel must prove Union goods status, or it may go into temporary admission. Check the rules for your passport and flag.

Charter

Charter and cabotage

The Ministry of the Sea publishes charter rules and a list of approved cabotage authorizations for third-country vessels for 2026. A decision of 16 July 2026 temporarily limited new cabotage authorizations for vessels up to 24 m and gulet type yachts, for three months. Contact: charter@pomorstvo.hr. Check with the ministry whether the limit still applies.

Sources. Checked 7 November 2026.

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