Anchorage on Hvar Island, Central Dalmatia, Croatia

Positioned in the central-dalmatia region, this anchorage serves as a strategic midpoint between Split and the island of Brač. Its shallow depth makes it suitable for smaller vessels, while its location near Lozna ensures proximity to cultural landmarks and dining options. The area is known for its clear waters and favorable wind patterns, though sailors should monitor weather forecasts for potential wind shifts.

• 7-meter depth suitable for smaller yachts
• Proximity to Lozna village (65m) with local amenities
• Scenic views of Hvar's coastal terrain
• Strategic location between Split and Brač
• Clear waters with good visibility

Visitors appreciate the anchorage's peaceful setting and convenient access to Hvar's cultural attractions. The shallow depth makes it ideal for casual anchoring, while the proximity to Lozna offers easy access to local restaurants and historical sites. Sailors often note the area's favorable wind patterns and clear visibility for navigation.

Coordinates: 43.1997° N, 16.4468° E. Depth: 7 meters. This anchorage is best suited for vessels under 25 meters. Nearby marinas include ACI Marina Vrboska (4.5/5 rating) and ACI Marina Palmižana (3.7/5 rating). Fuel stations are available at Ina (14.18km) and Fuel Station Hvar (3.71km).

Anchor in the northern section for better wind protection. Use the nearby Lozna village for provisioning and fuel. Check weather forecasts for wind shifts from the Adriatic. The anchorage is best used during spring and autumn when wind conditions are most stable. Nearby restaurants like Restoran Villa Jagodna (0.74km) offer local cuisine.

Consider combining this anchorage with a visit to Stiniva Beach (1.8km) for swimming or exploring the nearby Buoy Field (1.84km) for mooring options. The area is part of the central-dalmatia sailing route network, connecting to Split, Brač, and the Pelješac Peninsula.