Umag/Istria
Position: 45°26' - E 13°30'
International port and border crossing open all year.
The harbour is sheltered from all winds apart from westerly, north-westerly and northern winds. The northerly Bura wind is strong here but does not create waves. Summer storms can create high waves in the harbour.
Passengers can board and disembark on the shore up to the customs quay.
Mooring is possible on the southern side of the harbour between the customs and western quays, where moorings are provided. There are berths for smaller vessels on the northern shore.
In the central part of the harbour, there are about twenty anchored buoys. There is a petrol pump on the northern shore.
Tourist boat trips to Venice, Novigrad, Poreč, Rovinj and Brijuni depart from Umag harbour.
Map of Umag harbour
Umag: There are places at the customs quay and Hotel Kristal for mooring yachts and boats. There is no electricity supply or facility for filling water tanks.
Warning: These maps are for information and not navigation purposes.
Source: Karl-H. Beständig "808 LUKA I UVALA - Hrvatska, Slovenija i Crna Gora"
(808 HARBOURS AND BAYS – Croatia, Slovenia and Montenegro)
PRICE PER DAY FOR MOORING - UMAG HARBOUR
MOORING TO BUOYS |
MOORING ON THE SHORE |
Refuse (on buoys) is not charged and neither is there a fee per crew member. There is no electricity supply or facility for filling water tanks.
Source: www.lucka-uprava-umag-novigrad.hr