Rogoznica

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General

The island of Rogoznica is placed in Dalmatia, the southern part of Croatia known as the most beautiful zone of the Country. The Dalmatian coast, as a matter of fact, is a succeeding of hidden bays, gorgeous islands, luxuriant woods, gulfs, secret beaches, delightful towns and typical villages of fishermen, as well Rogoznica. The island has an efficient harbor and it is easily achievable thanks to its connection to the mainland, and between the other natural attraction there is also a little salt lake called "Dragon's eye". Covered by a thick pinewood that comes down to the sea, 30 km far away from the falls of the National Park Krka, the island is a real paradise for nature and sea lovers, while the close cities - Sibenik ( with its well organized berthing for private ships, the three fortresses of the Venetian period, the ex-episcopal palace, the fifteenth century palace of Dukes and the dome of St. Jacob of the Renaissance), and Trogir, town rich of mediaeval suggestions dominated by its bells towers - offers various possibility of trips along the coast.

Marinas and Anchorages

Marina Frapa

43°31.00' N - 15°58.00' E
Address: Uvala Soline, 222203 Rogoznica
Tel: +385 022 55 99 00
Fax: +385 022 55 99 32

The marina is open year round. It is located on the northwestern shore of Rogoznica bay on an artificial island built in the mid-90s in the cove in Soline.

Approach: There is a lighthouse, with a red light at night, on Gradina point.

Mooring: There are 300 berths. The marina is well-protected from all winds.

Facilities

• Reception office,
• water and electricity hook ups,
• telephones,
• a small shop,
• a restaurant,
• a disco,
• tennis courts,
• apartments, parking and a swimming pool.
• The marina is equipped with a travel lift (50t) and a slipway.
• Various repairs are possible.

In the Area: Rogoznica was built on the small island of Kopara in the middle of the bay but was connected to the mainland in the later part of the 19th century. There are two mediaeval churches: St. Nichaolas and Bl. John of Trogir. While overlooking the town are the remains of a fortification begun by the French in 1809.

Related Links

www.marinafrapa.com