MARINA Marina Šangulin
Marina Šangulin is located in the town of Biograd (full name Biograd na Moru), between the towns of Zadar (24 km) and Šibenik (50 km). Biograd is an interesting destination to sailors due to its central location in the Adriatic and close vicinity to national parks Kornati and Krka, and nature parks Vransko Lake and Telašćica. The town has two large marinas, Marina Kornati and Marina Šangulin, which lie next to one another. Marina Šangulin is smaller than Marina Kornati and closer to the town peninsula, approximately 200 metres from the old town. Situated in the southern part of the town harbour, Marina Šangulin offers a safe shelter from all winds. The marina is open all year round. It gets very busy and crowded in the months of July and August.
Berths
Marina Šangulin has 200 wet berths and 20 dry berths, all of which are equipped with water and electricity. It can accommodate boats and yachts up to 15 m. Sea depth in the marina ranges from 1.5 to 4 m.
- Number of berths 200
- Dry berths 20
- Maximum length overall/LOA 15 metres
- Max. draft 3 metres
- Depth 1.5 - 4 metres
- Berthing assistance Yes
- Type of berthing Mooring line
- Water Yes
- Electricity Yes
Amenities
- Reception desk
- Toilet and shower facilities
- Wi-Fi
- Launderette
- Garbage and recyling bins
- Waste water discharge point
- 12 t crane
Useful Information
There are many restaurants, supermarkets, shops and hotels in Biograd as well as a hospital, ambulance, dentist, vet, post office, pharmacy, bank, police and harbourmaster’s office close to the marina. Marina also offers yacht charter.
The nearest airport is Zadar Airport in Zemunik Donji, 20 km from Biograd.
The island of Pašman and the town of Biograd are connected via regular ferry line and separated by the mile wide Pašman Strait. When sailing the Pašman Strait, be careful of many small islands and shoals, especially if sailing from south, near the island of Sv. Katarina, which has shoals extending half a mile off its eastern coast. Also, there is a small shoal 200 metres SW of the entrance to the marinas.
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