Uvala Prizba Mali
General
42°54'.3N 16°47'-7E Charts BA 2772, 1574, SC 5767, MK 27, 22, 23, lmray M26 The harbour at Uvala Prizba Mali is protected to some extent from S and SE winds by the peninsula which curls around it and by the off-lying islands. There are only a few houses, and facilities are limited. It is however a pleasant spot, especially for the small to medium-sized yacht.
Approach
From Rt Veli Zaglav 2.6M to the E, the approach lies inside the chain of off-lying islands and is straightforward. Pass midway between the island of Koreula and the islands. Note that there is an abovewater rock or islet, Hrid Cerin, approximately 2 cables SW of the peninsula at Uvala Prizba Mali. There is deep water either side of Hrid Cerin. To the S of Hrid Cerin, off the island of 0. Stupa, there are shoal patches with 6m (to the NW) and Sm (to the NE). Approaching from SW, give the SE end Kosor a wide berth because of a shoal with 3.Sm over it. There is a narrow passage to the N of 0. Kosor, passing N of the off-lying rock, but this should only be used in good visibility and in calm conditions. Pass to the W of Hrid Cerin, the rock off Uvala Prizba Mali.
Berth
Go bow or stern-to the quay, choosing a spot with a suitable depth. Note that on the inside of the mole a number of small mooring buoys have been laid, with lines led to the mole. Anchor Anchor in Sm S of the mole, but as the holding is unreliable (patches of sand and rock) this is not recommended as an overnight anchorage, nor should the boat be left here unattended.
Shelter
The harbour is open to swell and winds from SW, and some swell enters in S and SE winds, but the shelter is good from other directions.
Facilities
There are two shops a short distance from the harbour, as well as a Post Office, telephone, tourist office and a cafe/bar. Uvala Grscica