Marina Kremik Primosten

The Kremik Marina is located in a picturesque bay surrounded by hundred-year-old vineyards that produce the famous Babic wine. Located south of Sibenik, and set snugly into the land, this marina is certainly one of the most protected in the whole of the Adriatic. The Kornati National Park is located 30 nautical miles away and Split Airport only 30 km.

The marina has 393 moorings in the sea and 150 on dry land, each one of which is supplied with water and 220 V/380 V electricity. The marina is well lit and secured. Of its facilities, we might mention the reception, restaurant, market, nautical shop, technical service with a complex workshop, and a petrol pump and taxi service, if you need it. It is also possible to rent a large number of luxurious charter vessels. All lovers of the sea will certainly find the Kremik marina one of their favorite ports.

Marina Kremik is located not far from famous touristic town Primosten, almost in the center of Adriatic sea and it is open for sailors from 1983. Marina has a standard for second category and marina care to keep this level or make better to get in future higher status, first category. In 2003 Marina Kremik was completely renovated. New floating jetties were installed to offer more places in the sea, the restaurant, the reception, the sanitary blocks, and the service was renovated. In the same year all ecology standards and norms were fulfilled, and from 2003 till today Marina Kremik has Blue Flag thanks to the care for the environment and meeting strict criteria required by the FEE organization (Foundation for Environmental Education). Kremik Marina is an authorized service center for Yanmar, Volvo, Caterpillar and Mercruiser.

About Primosten

Naturally sheltered from the winds, surrounded by vineyards woven into a stone honeycomb, at the foot of the hills there is Kremik marina which is unique on the Adriatic. The view of the Babic vines in their stone cells on the nearby slopes is a special experience and testimony to how man's hand can enrich and fertilize even the harshest landscape. On the Raduča peninsula, to the north of the town, in a pine forest, there are hotels and beaches with a wide range of facilities.

Once an island, Primosten has preserved the atmosphere and all the architectural features of a medieval Mediterranean fishing village. The town is dominated by sv. Juraj [St. George] on the highest point of the former island, and the Church of Gospa od Milosti [Our Lady of Mercy] and the chapel of sv. Roko [St. Rocco] certainly attracts our attention.

The wines of Sibenik's coastal area and the islands are widely known, especially the local Babic variety from the vineyards of Primosten – thanks to their beauty, the unusual geographic position and the barren land on which they grow, they have become a true monument to hardworking peasants. It is no wonder their painting adorns the lobby of the United Nations building in New York.