Brgulje Harbour, Molat Island, Croatia

Brgulje Harbour serves as a key anchorage point for yachts in North Dalmatia. While the outer mole offers secure mooring, the inner harbor's shallow depth (1-3m) necessitates careful navigation. Power is available for berthed vessels.

Approach via outer mole for mooring. Inner harbor has limited depth (1-3m). Power is available at outer berths. Navigate with care due to potential swells from nearby ferries and hovercraft.

Sheltered from direct winds but subject to swells generated by hovercraft and ferries. Secure anchor holds recommended. Maintain distance from pier during heavy swells.

Inner harbor depth: 1-3m. Shallow areas require careful navigation. No specific restrictions noted, but swells from nearby traffic may affect anchoring stability.

Located on Molat Island, Brgulje offers proximity to scenic beaches like Vrulje (0.4 NM) and Zapuntel (1.8 NM). Nearby marinas include Marina Veli Rat (4.9 NM) and Harbour Marina Molat (1.6 NM). Explore local restaurants like Janko (0.2 NM) and Restaurant Brgulje (0.1 NM).

• Summer fullness makes it a social hub for yachters
• Mooring lines available on outer mole
• Proximity to Molat's scenic beaches and coves
• Power available for berthed vessels
• Strategic location between Dugi Otok and Hvar

Visitors appreciate Brgulje's role as a summer gathering spot for yachts, with its convenient mooring options and proximity to Molat's natural beauty. The harbor's shallow interior requires careful navigation, but the outer mole offers reliable berthing.

Facilities: Electricity, water. Mooring lines available on outer mole. Depth inside harbor: 1-3m. No specific opening hours or reservation system noted.

Arrive early in summer to secure outer mole berths. Monitor swell conditions from ferries/hovercraft. Use nearby anchorage points (e.g., Anchorage Brgulje - 0.8 NM) for alternative mooring. Check Marina Veli Rat (4.9 NM) for deeper berths.