Marina Tučepi

The town of Tučepi

Tučepi is a small tourist town located in Middle Dalmatia as a part of Makarska Riviera. The town of Makarska is only 4 km away. Tučepi is a town which has been continuously inhabited since the Ancient times. It started to develop more rapidly during the sixties and it is then when it became a more important and a better-known place on the Adriatic tourist map.

The town of Tučepi is proud of their picturesque restaurants and konobas (local restaurants). During the summer, Tučepi nightlife is quite exciting, and if that is not enough for you, Makarska is really close.

The longest beach

Tučepi is famous for its beach, which is the longest one on Makarska Riviera. It is located along a wonderful promenade framed by pine trees. It is the ideal point for many nautical routes offered to boaters, who started to choose Tučepi as their port of departure more and more.

Beautiful nature

Tučepi marina enables the boaters to ashore in a modern yacht and sailboat port. Some of the routes are directed toward the islands of Brač and Hvar which are famous for their amazing beaches and landscapes, but also exciting nightlife.

Nature Park Biokovo is located in the hinterland of Tučepi. It is an ideal place for all nature lovers, hikers and bikers. The park abounds in beautiful sceneries and lookouts. You can also stumble upon areas of specific protection measures such as geomorphologic nature reserves, specific forest vegetation reserves, autochthonous black Dalmatian pine tree forests and more than 40 endemic plants.

The island of Vis and Korčula, which are mostly visited for their gastronomy and a more peaceful vacation, are also near.

How to reach us

By car
  • from Slovenia and Hungary through Zagreb along the motorway to way out Šestanovac and than to arterial road (Split - Dubrovnik) to Tučepi
  • from Italy through Rijeka along the motorway or arterial road to Split and then to Tučepi

Documents

When arriving in Croatia by car it is requested that you carry a valid driver's license, car registration card.

Speed and alcohol limits

Speed limit in settlements is 50 km/h and 80 km/h in out of settlements (unless stated differently). On highways a speed limit is 130 km/h. The maximum permitted level of alcohol in the blood is 0.5 ‰.

Road tolls

You have to pay a road tolls on each highways.

Petrol stations

Petrol stations are open from 7 am to 7 pm or 8 pm every day and during the summer until 10 pm, there are also petrol stations that are opened round the clock in the larger towns and on main international routes all petrol stations sell: Eurosuper 95, Super 98, Normal and Euro Diesel.

Rent-a-Car

This service is available in all cities, tourist resorts and airports.

By airplane
  • to Split Airport and then by bus or taxi

International airports

Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, Pula, Rijeka, Zadar and Osijek. Only smaller planes can land at the Brac and Losinj airports.

Information

Croatia Airlines

The national airline company flying to and from Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Istanbul, Copenhagen, London, Madrid, Milan, Moscow, Munich, Paris, Prague, Rome, Sarajevo, Skopje, Vienna, Zurich, Tel Aviv, and, seasonally, to Manchester.

Other airline companies flaying to Croatia

Adria Airways, Aeroflot, Air Bosnia, Austrian Airlines, Air France, Avioimpex, British Airways, ÈSA, Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines, Malev and Swissair.

By boat
  • from Rijeka and Ancona (Italy) to Split harbour and then by bus or taxi

International ferry lines

  • Zadar - Ancona
  • Sibenik - Ancona
  • Korcula - (Stari grad/Hvar) - Split - (Vis) - Ancona
  • Pula - Venecija
  • Dubrovnik - Bari

Jadrolinija

The main Croatian ship passenger carrier keeps the majority of the regular, international and domestic ferry and shipping lines. The main office  is in Rijeka (051/666-100).
www.jadrolinija.hr

Ferry lines along the coast

Rijeka - (Rab) - (Zadar) - Split - (Stari Grad/Hvar) - Korcula - (Sobra/Mljet) - Dubrovnik - Bari

Local ferry lines

Local ferry lines connect the following islands with the mainland: Cres, Losinj, Rab, Pag, Ugljan, Pasman, Dugi otok, Iz, Solta, Brac, Hvar, Vis, the Peljesac Peninsula, Korcula, Lastovo and Mljet, and local ship and fast-ship lines connect other inhabited islands on which there is no car traffic.

Customs

Customs branch offices for entering of foreign ships are: Umag, Porec, Rovinj, Pula, Rasa/Brsica, Rijeka, Mali Losinj, Senj, Maslenica, Zadar, Sibenik, Split, Ploce, Metkovic, Korcula and Dubrovnik, and during the summer season also in Kanegra, Novigrad, Bozava, Sali, Ravni Zakan, Primosten, Hvar, Vis, Komiza, Vela Luka and Ubli.

By rail
  • from Zagreb to Split and then by bus or taxi

The Railway connects all major Croatian cities, except Dubrovnik. Croatia has direct connections with Slovenia, Hungary, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Slovakia, France, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro, and indirect connections with almost all other European countries.
www.hznet.hr

Eurocity and Intercity

  • EC "Mimara" Munich - Salzburg - Villach - Ljubljana - Zagreb
  • IC "Croatia" Vienna - Maribor - Zagreb
  • IC "Kvarner" Budapest - Zagreb - Rijeka
  • IC "Drava" Budapest - Cakovec - Ljubljana - Venice

By bus
  • from Slovenia and Hungary through Zagreb along the motorway to way out Šestanovac and than to arterial road (Split - Dubrovnik) to Tučepi
  • from Italy through Rijeka along the motorway or arterial road to Split and then to Tučepi

Bus lines connect all parts of the country. Regular international bus lines connect Croatia with all neighboring countries, as well as most of middle European and west European countries.