Tribunj

It’s is a large settlement west of Vodice. The beautiful old part of Tribunj lies on an islet (opposite the Marina) which is connected with the mainland by a stone bridge. You will find beaches in the Rupa Bay and the small bays west of the settlement. The most famous attraction is the Church of Sv. Nikola (St. Nicholas) from 1452 and the remains of a medieval fortress.

The port is exposed to the southerly wind. The bora is moderate. The port is accessible from the southeasterly direction. Small yachts can navigate between the islets of Lukovnik and Logorun. Small boats can berth on the western side of the bridge and large boats can berth in a harbor in the southern part, where the sea is up to 3 m deep. Due to its two off-shore islands, the port is only exposed to southeasterly and westerly winds. There is a repair shop for small boats in the Sovlje Bay.

TRIBUNJ MARINA is located six NW from Šibenik and has 350 berths, 50 spaces for dry storage, a repair shop and a launch ramp. The marina is open year-round.

Growing olive trees and processing the fruits, as well as fishing, have been the two prevalent occupations of the people of Tribunj, with tourism, especially nautical, being developed rapidly in present times.

Tribunj with his rich gorgeous beaches and authentic Mediterranean atmosphere, making it an unmissable anchorage on anyone's journey across the Adriatic!