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Marina Valalta |
45°07.00' N - 13°37.00' E |
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Address: Valalta bb, 52210 Rovinj
Tel: +385 052 81 10 33
Fax: +385 052 81 14 63
       
The marina is open only in summer. It is located in Sveti Feliks cove and is part of the Valalta nudist center.
Approach:
The marina is protected from winds by two breakwaters.
When entering care should be taken of the rocky bottom, which extends northwest.
Mooring:
There are 180 berths on either side of the breakwater and along the waterfront.
Facilities:
Facilities include a reception office, water and electricity hook-ups and a self-service shop. There is a also slipway for small craft.
In the Area:
Rovinj, on the western coast of Istria, is one of the most developed seaside resorts in Croatia. The town was built on an island that was later connected to the mainland in 1763 to create a peninsula.
The old town remains very picturesque and is surrounded by a pine forest. Venetian control of the city, from 1283 until 1797, is apparent in the architecture of Rovinj. There are numerous islands off the coast, including Red Island (Crveni otok) and St. Catherine (Sveta Katarina).
The Rovinj coastline has many beaches, hotels, tourist villages, campsites and sports facilities.
The Baroque church of St. Euphemia (Sv. Eufemija), erected in 1736, dominates the town, while the oldest monument is the heptagonal Romanesque chapel of the Holy Trinity (Sv. Trojstvo) from the 13th century.
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