Zut

The ACI Marina Zut is an essential marine outpost in the northwest part of the Kornati Archipelago.

Location

ACI Marina Zut is on the Croatian island of Zut. Zut is a small island in the Kornati archipelago’s central part. There are no permanent residents on Zut. It covers an area of just over 14 square kilometers.

Zut is mostly covered in dense forests of pine and olive trees. This foliage provides a natural habitat for many flora and fauna. The island’s rocky shoreline is dotted with secluded coves and sandy beaches, only accessible by boat.

There are no permanent residents in Zut. However, you can enjoy traditional Croatian cuisine and local wines in several seasonal restaurants. The island is also popular with yachting enthusiasts, who flock to its sheltered bays.

In addition to its natural beauty, the island of Zut is home to several historical landmarks. The remains of an ancient Roman settlement, a medieval fortress, and a lighthouse date back to the 19th century. The island is also surrounded by other untouched islands and islets, ideal for boat exploration.

Facilities and Amenities

ACI Marina Zut has all the necessary facilities and amenities you would expect from a high-end marina. It has 120 berths, with a maximum length of 40 meters and a maximum draft of 8 meters. The marina is open year-round.

The marina has water and electricity hookups, WiFi, and a fuel station. In addition, there are modern restroom and shower facilities, a grocery store, a laundry room, and a waste disposal area. The marina’s staff is available 24/7 to assist with any needs you may have.

There is also a restaurant and bar on-site open from early morning until late at night. The restaurant serves delicious Mediterranean cuisine, and the bar offers a wide selection of local wines and cocktails.

Nearby Activities

There is no shortage of activities to enjoy surrounding the marina. The Kornati National Park is overflowing with stunning natural beauty. The clear, warm waters are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and diving.

The island of Zut is also a great place to explore on foot. Numerous hiking trails take you through the island’s beautiful landscape, including its pine forests, olive groves, and rocky coastline. Be sure to visit the island’s charming villages to experience the local way of life.