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We are a large company operating a chain of 9 marinas in the Adriatic region. All of our marinas are newly built or recently refurbished. They are well-equipped with modern facilities and offer a full range of services. Our marinas are open all year round and have a total of 980 wet berths and 150 dry berths.
Several of our marinas have been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag. This is an environmental award given annually to marinas that have the highest quality safety and services, environmental education and management. The award confirms that our marinas are amongst the finest in the world.
The Adriatic
All our marinas are located in the Adriatic region which is the northernmost part of the Mediterranean Sea, surrounded by the Apennine Mountains and the Dinaric Alps. It is one of the most beautiful, unspoilt locations in the world. The region shares its west border with Italy, and the east side with Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Croatia and Albania. The Adriatic Sea separates Italy and the Balkan Peninsula. It has a total area of 138,600 square kilometres, an average depth of 240 metres and a summer surface temperature of about 28°C. The shallowest parts are found on the northern side and the deepest parts, with an average depth of 1,460 metres, are on the western side.
During the summer months the weather is mostly sunny and settled. Local weather conditions can change quickly and a sudden, strong storm is not uncommon. This is more likely in the northern area where the weather is more unsettled than in other parts of the Mediterranean. These storms do not last long but a safe harbour or shelter may be necessary for an hour or so until the weather has passed.
The warm climate, calm seas and light winds make the area a sailor’s paradise and one of the most popular boating destinations in the Mediterranean. There are over 1300 islands and islets, beautiful beaches and endless shorelines to explore. The crystal blue waters are ideal for snorkelling, swimming and scuba diving. A boating holiday here will exceed your expectations.
Berthing
Berthing in our marinas is stern-to with lazy lines, also known as med-mooring. This provides safer and easier egress from the boat to the pontoon. Our marinas are staffed 24/7 and you must notify them of your approach using VHF Channel 24. They will be on the pontoon to meet you and direct you to a berth. Please follow their instructions. You will be reversing your boat into a narrow space so make sure the sides are well protected with fenders before you start the manoeuvre. The tidal range is very small so the wind will be the only force affecting your approach. It can be helpful if a crew member drops the anchor so you can use the slack on the rope to control your progress as you reverse towards the pontoon. Look out for ropes or anchor chains off the bows of moored boats and take care not to foul them. Once in position lazy lines will be used to secure your boat to the pontoon.
Visiting boats must vacate the marina by 2pm on the day of departure. Late departures up until 6pm can be arranged subject to available space in the marina and is charged at 50% of the daily berth rate. Any boat staying later than 2pm without prior authorisation will be charged a full overnight fee. If a vessel enters the marina in the period from 7am to midnight, the daily berth fee expires at 2pm on the following day. If the vessel enters the marina between midnight and 7am, the daily berth fee expires at 2pm on the same day. After 2pm another daily berth fee will be charged.
Restrictions
The waters are shallow all along the western coast and a number of our marinas are unable to accommodate larger vessels. Yachts with a length of 25 metres or more are too long for the pontoon berths and must remain at anchor on the breakwater or in the bay outside of the marina. You need to be aware of this if you charter any of the following boats from the 2022 Adriatic fleet:
All walkways and pontoons must be kept clear, tidy and safe at all times. No trailing cables, hoses, mooring ropes, equipment or supplies must be left on the jetties and pontoons. The only exception to this is mobility vehicles.
Amenities
Our marinas are open all year round and offer a wide range of facilities and amenities for visitors to the area. In addition to wet and dry berths you will find:
boat repair shop
cash machine (ATM)
fuel station
grocery store
launderette 
reception area
restaurant, bar and cafe
rubbish and recycling bins
WC and showering facilities.
A full service team is based at every marina. They monitor marine traffic and keep a check on moored vessels. The marina office receives daily weather forecasts in English which are the best and most reliable source of weather information. All TAM marinas respond to VHF Channel 24. Other useful numbers include:
Public Emergency Centre	112	
Police	192	
Fire Department	193	
Ambulance	194	
Sea Search and Rescue	195	
General information	18981	
Prices
All mooring fees are dependent on the size of your vessel. If you are travelling with a catamaran or trimaran prices for the berth will be higher than for a single hull vessel of the same length. A few of our marinas offer berths on the breakwater or in the bay outside the marina which are cheaper than berthing in the marina. 
Water and electricity supplies are offered in accordance with the technical capabilities of each marina. The basic berth price includes the use of toilet and shower facilities along with electricity and water consumption for standard boat purposes.
Dry berths use electricity consumption counters which are charged through a prepaid system. Consumption of water for boat washing is charged by boat length. You can visit our marinas for the purpose of refilling your water tanks and you will be charged only a fee for the water taken. 
Details of our prices and any service restrictions can be found in the individual price list for each marina.
The Adriatic summer season runs from May to the end of September. It is best to avoid the peak season period during July and August as the waters become very busy and overcrowded. Marinas can be hard to access and it can be impossible to find a berth. The best time to visit is during the quieter months of May and June when the weather is warm and sunny, the seas are calm and the water temperatures are high enough to swim. Marinas will have plenty of room even in the evening so there will be no rush to get a berth.
Whenever you plan to visit, booking in advance will give you peace of mind. Berths can be reserved by paying in advance via our TAM Mobile App or through the Online Booking service on our website. This offers assistance in English, French, Italian and Spanish. We look forward to welcoming you to one of our marinas.