Pag island, Simuni marina location
Simuni, 7 km from the town of Pag, is a small fishing settlement on the western coast of the northern Dalmatian island of Pag that is connected to the mainland by bridge (Paski bridge) and daily ferry lines. The place lies in the bay of the same name where one of the most beautiful marinas on the Adriatic with a capacity of 150 berths has been built. Although the inhabitants of Simuni have traditionally lived off of fishing and agriculture, primarily olive growing, Simuni has developed into a popular, quiet family holiday destination due to the beautiful shoreline. Pebble and sandy beaches are safe for small children. Its restaurants and konobas (local restaurants) serve local dishes: traditionally prepared lamb (Paska janjetina), well-known cheese with olives, seafood prepared according to traditional recipes and excellent wines produced on the island.
44°28'N / 14°58'E.

Open
All year round.

Berths
The marina has 175 berths and 30 boat places on land. The berths have water and power supply.

Facilities
Reception, exchange office, restaurant, toilets and showers, grocery shop, repair shop, 15 t crane, slipway for vessels up to 8 m length, parking lot. The nearest gas station is in the city port of Novalja (7Nm).

Access
The northern part of the island of Pag is linked to the mainland by the ferry line Prizna Zigljen, which takes only 15 minutes (direction Rijeka). The southern part of the island is linked to main coastal road (direction Zadar, Split) by a bridge.

Address
HR - 23251 Kolan.
Tel: 00 385 51 697 457 / Fax: 00 385 51 697 462 / VHF canal 17.

Kvarner Marinas (from North to South)
Opatija (Opatija city ), CRES (Cres Island), Admiral (Opatija xity).
Punat (Krk Island), Mali Losinj (Losinj Island), Rab (Rab Island).
Supetarska Draga (Rab Island), Simuni (Pag Island).