Anchorage on Male Orjule Island, Istria, Croatia

This anchorage lies in shallow, sandy waters (2–6 meters) with a natural, untouched setting. The passage to Cirka Južna (67m away) has a depth of just 1 meter, requiring careful navigation. The Bura wind, while strong, produces minimal waves, making it a stable anchoring spot. Nearby, marinas like Y/C Marina Mali Lošinj and Marina Lošinj offer docking options for longer stays.

• Secluded anchorage in pristine natural surroundings
• Shallow, sandy seabed ideal for anchoring
• Approach only from the south for safe navigation
• Proximity to Cirka Južna for exploration
• Minimal wave action despite strong Bura winds

Visitors praise the anchorage's serene atmosphere and unspoiled beauty, perfect for those seeking solitude. The gentle Bura winds and shallow, sandy seabed make it a reliable spot for anchoring. Proximity to Cirka Južna adds an element of discovery, while nearby marinas provide convenient access for extended stays.

Coordinates: 44.4853° N, 14.5687° E
Depth: 2–6 meters (sandy bottom)
Approach: Only from the south; passage to Cirka Južna is 1 meter deep.
Proximity: 2.46 km to Anchorage St. Petar, 2.49 km to Franjevačko odmaralište Sveti Petar beach.

Anchor from the south to avoid shallow passages. Use nearby buoy fields (e.g., Ilovik buoy field) for reference points. Check nautical charts for precise depth contours. For shore excursions, explore nearby beaches like Mrtvaška (2.9 km) or dine at Konoba 'Oliva' (3.12 km). Always verify anchoring conditions during Bura wind events.