Regular summer line along the Slovenian coast

In the 2026 summer season the vessel Zlatoperka operates along the Slovenian coast. The scheduled maritime passenger service runs from 6 July to 27 August 2026, except on Fridays and Saturdays. It connects Piran, Izola and Koper, and on Sundays also Ankaran. Tickets can be bought directly on board. Bicycles may also be carried, but the number of passengers and bicycles is limited, so it is advisable to check the current timetable and availability in advance.

A trip from Piran to Venice

In 2026 the catamaran Prince of Venice sails directly from Piran to Venice and back every Saturday from 2 May to 10 October. Prior booking is compulsory. The one-way crossing takes about three hours: about two hours across the open sea
and about one more hour of slower sailing through the Venetian lagoon. For guests staying on the Slovenian coast, bus transport to Piran and back is also arranged with selected bookings. Any entry fee for day visitors to Venice is not included in the price of the boat transport. Before travelling check the applicable conditions, timetable and prices with
to the provider. Information and bookings for the trip to Venice.

Sailing and boat hire

The Bay of Piran is a popular starting point for sailing and exploring the northern Adriatic. Along the Slovenian coast it is possible to hire sailing boats, motor vessels and other
recreational vessels. To operate a vessel independently you must meet the provider's conditions and hold an appropriate valid licence. A vessel can also be hired with an experienced skipper or boat master.

Marinas on the Slovenian coast

Marina Koper

Marina Koper has 68 berths in the sea and 26 places for vessels on land. It is intended for vessels up to 18 metres long, and the maximum permitted draught is 3.5 metres. The berths have water and electricity connections. A 50-tonne mobile crane, a 3.5-tonne jib crane, a fuel pump and facilities for disposing of oils, paints, batteries and black water are available.
Marina Koper, d. o. o.
Kopališko nabrežje 5, 6000 Koper
Phone: +386 5 662 61 00
Email: info@marina-koper.si
Website: marina-koper.si.

Marina Portorož

Marina Portorož has two basins with 650 berths in the water and space for up to 300 vessels ashore. The berths in the water are intended for vessels from 6 to 30 metres in length, with a maximum permitted draught of 3.8 metres. The berths have water and electricity connections. The marina also offers secure car parks, a fuel pump, a pump for sewage and bilge water, repair services and two halls for year-round vessel storage.
Marina Portorož, d. o. o.
Cesta solinarjev 8, 6320 Portorož
Phone: +386 5 676 11 00
Email: info@marinap.si
Website: marinap.si

Marina Izola

Marina Izola, which operates under the MarinaUp brand, has 800 berths for vessels up to 45 metres long. The berths are equipped with electricity, water and wireless internet and are protected by two large breakwaters. A 60-tonne self-propelled crane, maintenance and servicing, 24-hour mooring assistance and night security of the marina are available.
Marina Izola – Porting, d. o. o.
Tomažičeva 4a, 6310 Izola
Phone: +386 5 662 54 00
Email: izola@marinaup.com
Website: marinaup.com

Important before departure

Boat timetables, prices, stops and the operation of sailings depend on the season, the weather and technical conditions. Before departure, always check the current information on the official website of your chosen provider.

Travel documents and current information

Travellers should carry a valid identity document. Citizens of countries outside the European Union or the Schengen area may be subject to additional requirements regarding visas, the permitted length of stay and the recording of entry or exit.
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