KOMIZA
- HRKMZ
- Latitude: 43.0445
- Longitude: 16.0884
- Adriatic Sea
- Marina in Croatia
Location: Komiža Split-Dalmatia County Croatia
Komiza is a picturesque seaside town located on the island of Vis, which is part of Croatia's Dalmatian coast. Known for its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant maritime culture, Komiza is a popular destination for sailors and tourists alike. Here is a description and specification of Marina Komiza:
Location
- Coordinates: 43°02' N, 16°05' E
- Island: Vis
- Country: Croatia
- Region: Dalmatia
- Nearest Major City: Split (approximately 48 nautical miles to the northeast)
General Description
Komiza Harbor is nestled in a naturally sheltered bay on the western side of the island of Vis. It is characterized by its traditional Mediterranean architecture, crystal-clear waters, and a backdrop of lush green hills.
Harbor Characteristics
- Type of Harbor: Natural
- Protection: The marina is well-protected from northern and northeastern winds by the surrounding hills. However, it can be exposed to winds from the south and southwest.
- Facilities:
- Berths: Approximately 30 berths available for mooring.
- Mooring System: Mooring buoys and quayside mooring lines.
- Depth: The depth ranges from 2 to 4 meters at the berths, making it suitable for smaller and medium-sized yachts.
Amenities and Services
- Water and Electricity: Available at each berth.
- Fuel Station: Not available directly in Komiza, but accessible in nearby harbors like in the town of Vis.
- Restrooms and Showers: Yes, available.
- Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi access is typically available.
- Waste Disposal: Facilities for waste disposal are available.
- Repairs and Maintenance: Basic maintenance services are available, but for more extensive repairs, the town of Vis offers better facilities.
Navigation and Entry
- Approach: Approach from the west or southwest, keeping an eye on local sea charts as the area can have some underwater hazards.
- Entry Requirements: Usual Croatian maritime regulations apply, including the need for valid nautical documentation and customs clearance if arriving from outside of Croatian waters.
Nearby Attractions
- Beaches: The town has several beautiful beaches within walking distance.
- Dining: Multiple cafes, seafood restaurants, and bars offering local cuisine.
- Historical Sites:
- Komiza Castle (Venetian Tower)
- St. Nicholas' Monastery
- Activities: Diving, fishing, exploring Blue Cave on the nearby island of Bisevo.
Additional Notes
- Seasonality: The port is busiest during the summer months (May to September), with July and August being peak tourist season.
- Local Contact: It’s advisable to contact the harbor office ahead of arrival to ensure berth availability and receive up-to-date information.
Marina Komiza offers a blend of convenience and charm, making it an excellent spot for those looking to explore the idyllic Vis island and the broader Dalmatian coast.
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Vessels in the port
Flag | Name | Type | Destination | Date/Time |
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PHOENIX 72 | Passenger | BISEVO>HVAR | 6/2/2025 | |
LOTUS | Pleasure | TROGIR | 6/1/2025 | |
BLESSED | Sailing | 5/28/2025 | ||
AZZURRO | Passenger | SPLIT-DUB-SPLIT | 5/26/2025 | |
BELLEZZA | Passenger | ROGAC | 5/26/2025 |