ACI Marina Piskera

ACI Marina Piskera

Piškera is an uninhabited island in the Croatian part of the Adriatic Sea. Its surface area is only 2.66 square kilometres, and the highest peak is 127 meters above sea level. ACI marina is the only form of civilization disrupting the pristine nature, surrounded by a mosaic of islands and islets, rocks and lighthouses. Apart from the majestic breathtaking scenery, ACI Marina Piškera is particularly popular among yachtsmen because it is located in the middle of the National Park.



ACI Marina Piškera is located between the islands of Piškera and Panitula vela, on the northern coast of Panitula vela, and there is an ACI flag at the most prominent point of the island. The marina provides good protection from the bora wind, but a little less from southern winds. It is open from 1 April to 31 October. Once a year, this uninhabited island is visited by the people of Sali and surrounding villages, who come by boats to attend mass at the Nativity of Mary church on the last Sunday in July. There are also three restaurants, Klif in the ACI marina, and restaurants Piškera and Jadra.