The Vrsar coast includes an archipelago of 18 local islands and islets, a defining part of the view from town. Both Vrsar and Funtana have active waterfronts and marinas, which makes sea time, harbour walks and boating natural parts of a combined trip. Choose boating by route, duration, sea conditions and the experience you actually want — archipelago, Lim Bay, swimming stops or a simple sunset outing. Operators and departures are seasonal, so verify the live offer before building the day around it.
The Vrsar coast includes an archipelago of 18 local islands and islets, a defining part of the view from town.
Both Vrsar and Funtana have active waterfronts and marinas, which makes sea time, harbour walks and boating natural parts of a combined trip.
Lim Bay is a protected submerged karst valley about 12.8 km long, immediately south of Vrsar’s municipal area.
Marina Vrsar
220 berths according to the Vrsar Tourist Board; a strong base for exploring the coast.
Marina Funtana
200 sea berths for boats of about 5–30 m; official source lists berth depths from 1.5 to 4 m.
Vrsar archipelago
18 local islands and islets create a natural short-range boating landscape.
Lim Bay
A protected natural route rather than an open-sea island-hopping experience.
Sunset / coast cruises
Choose by route and duration; departures and seasonal schedules should be checked live.
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Key factual details on this page are checked against official destination sources. Seasonal services, opening hours and transport can change.
Key factual details on this page are checked against official destination sources. Seasonal services, opening hours and transport can change.
Boat trips from Vrsar and Funtana
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