Location of Medulin

Medulin is a small village with the app. 3000 inhabitants. It is located in the southern corner of the Istrian Peninsula, 8 kilometres from Pula. It shares a natural, well-protected bay with is direct neighbour, Pomer.

Weather in Medulin

The Istrian Peninsula has a typical Mediterranean climate. Summers are warm and sunny, and winters are mild and windy. The temperature of the water is rarely lower than 14 degrees. The main season is from late Spring to early Autumn.

Main sights of Medulin

Saint Agnes’ Church

The church is located downtown. It has two 33-metre-high bell towers. On the inside, we can see a wonderful marble baptismal font, a beautiful altarpiece and a silver cross from the 15th century.

Archeological park Vizula

There are many Roman ruins scattered around the town. The park in Vizula revitalizes the ruins in a modern and interactive way, and also offers many entertaining programmes to visitors.

Kamenjak (Premantura)

The entire Kamenjak peninsula is a natural preserve. It has a rich and unique flora. The peninsula has a curly coastline with dozens of beautiful hidden beaches.

The island of Ceja

Turquoise blue, crystal clear waters, breathtaking greenery, a cosy restaurant and scuba-diving opportunities – what else is there to wish for on a perfect day at the Adriatic Sea?

Beaches in Medulin

Medulin has two important beaches that are both beautiful.

Bijeca

This is the beach that made the town famous. Contrary to other beaches in Croatia, Bijeca is sandy. The shore segment is more than 1 kilometre long. This part of the town is full of life; there are bars, restaurants and entertainment opportunities that visitors can choose from during the whole day.

Alba Chiara

The pebbly beach is ideal for sunbathing and doing watersports. It is a clean and well-equipped beach that is also easy to access.

Rent a boat Medulin

ACI Marina Pomer

The port of Pomer can be found in Medulin Bay. Medulin has been considered one of the most popular and most modern resorts for the past few decades. It is easily accessible on a boat and can be an ideal starting point for a summer sailing adventure. Its modern port can accept more than 300 boats. Every berth has electricity and a water supply. We can also enjoy the cosy bars and cafés with a wonderful view of the beach.

Marina Nautica port of Novigrad

There are berths for 365 boats overall with a maximum length of 50 metres. The port in Novigrad is world-class, and there is also a 4-star hotel here where we can require maintenance for our boat and charge our batteries in the form of relaxing wellness.

Marina Porec

The Istrian Peninsula is a perfect starting point from where we can explore the colourful, buzzing towns located along the shores of the Adriatic Sea. Besides the opportunity to walk around the former fishing villages in Croatia, you can also easily get to the wonderful Italian cities. The port of Porec is located in a well-protected bay directly next to the centre. It can accommodate up to 120 boats with a draft of 3.5 metres. Information about sailing in Poreč.

ACI Marina Umag

The depth of water here is around 5 metres, and they offer the app. 480 berths for ships of all sizes. They can even accept 40-metre-long mega yachts. The port is clean, the staff is friendly and the restaurant is excellent. There is also free Wi-Fi, a charging station and a currency exchanger.

Marina of Vrsar

Vrsar is located in a bay perfectly protected by the surrounding islands. It is among the ports in the best condition on the northern shores of Istria. The port, which has 14-metre-deep waters, can accept 200 boats with a length up to 40 metres.

ACI Marina Pula

The port of Pula can be found in a giant natural bay. They have 200 berths for mega yachts as long as 40 metres. It is perfectly equipped. They have laundry, ATM and currency exchange. There is also a petrol station nearby, and we can rent a car, too. Information about sailing in Pula, or yachtcharter in Pula

ACI Marina Rovinj

It is a modern and cosy port with a wonderful view. Thanks to a 20-million-euro investment, it is among the largest ports in Croatia. Everything is clean and in very good condition. They have excellent healthcare services. The port is divided into two parts. One of them is reserved for transit vessels, and the other was established for yachts stationing there during the whole year. 416 ships with a maximum length of 50 metres are allowed altogether. Information about rent a boat in Rovinj

Port of Rabac

It is located in a natural bay on the eastern shores of Istria. The port is perfectly protected from the northern and eastern winds. It was rebuilt and developed further recently. Information about sailing in Rabac, or rent a boat in Rabac

ACI Cres

The giant bay can accept 458 boats and they offer 120 dry docks here as well. It is perfectly equipped and has everything you may need.

Marina Mali Losinj

The bay is protected from northern and eastern winds. There are 80 berths here for transit boats with a length of up to 18 metres. They provide water and electricity, and there are many local restaurants and bars. Yachtcharter in Mali Losinj

Thanks to its geographical location, Medulin is a great starting point for a holiday full of adventure. There are dozens of places to explore around the Istrian Peninsula and Kvarner Bay. Find yacht routes in Istria or choose another rent a boat in Istria.

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Medulin sailing tours & itineraries

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Day 1. Medulin – Rabac 45.59 km (28.33 mi), Day 2. Rabac – Cres 24.13 km (14.99 mi), Day 3. Cres – Osor 39.19 km (24.35 mi), Day 4. Osor – Losinj (Mali Losinj & Veli Losinj) 17.82 km (11.08 mi), Day 5. Mali Losinj – Unije 24.64 km (15.31 mi), Day 6. Unije – Pula 53.20 km (33.06 mi), Day 7. Pula – Kamenjak – Medulin 21.41 km (13.30 mi) – 4.68 km (2.91 mi).

Day 1. Medulin – Rabac 45.59 km (28.33 mi) , Day 2. Rabac – Fiume 37.04 km (23.02 mi) , Day 3. Fiume – Omisalj 14.99 km (9.31 mi), Day 4. Omisalj – Krk 38.47 km (23.90 mi), Day 5. Krk – Lopar 24.39 km (15.15 mi), Day 6. Lopar – Ilovik 47.98 km (29.82 mi), Day 7. Ilovik – Susak – Medulin 19.77 km (12.28 mi) – 46.19 km (28.70 mi).

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