Anchorage in Necujam on the island Solta, Central Dalmatia, Croatia

This anchorage is best suited for vessels seeking protection during the bura (northeast wind) but may experience rolling on NE winds. The seabed consists of sand and mud, with depths ranging from 3 to 5 meters. Due to the wreck, anchoring space is limited, and a shore line is recommended for stability. The area is close to several beaches and dining options, making it a practical stop for extended stays.

• Protected from bura winds with strategic shore line deployment
• Proximity to beaches like Maslinica and Piškera
• Access to nearby restaurants such as Konoba Mareta and Restaurant Punta
• Close to marinas in Maslinica and Milna
• Scenic views of Šolta’s coastline

Sailors appreciate the sheltered conditions during bura, though they note the need for caution due to the wreck. The nearby beaches and restaurants add convenience, making it a popular stop for those exploring Central Dalmatia’s islands. The anchorage’s proximity to marinas ensures easy access for refueling or overnight stays.

Depth: 3–5 meters. Seabed: Sand and mud. Best for: Bura wind protection. Limitations: Limited space due to a wreck. Recommended: Deploy shore lines to the north during bura. Nearby marinas include Marina Martinis Marchi and Marina Vlaška, approximately 8.66 km and 11.97 km away, respectively.

Anchor with a shore line to the north during bura winds for stability. Explore nearby beaches like Maslinica (0.07 km) or Piškera (0.42 km) for swimming. Dine at Konoba Mareta (0.34 km) or Restaurant Punta (0.9 km). For longer stays, consider nearby marinas in Maslinica or Milna, though they require a short journey.

Combine this anchorage with a day trip to nearby beaches or a stop at Marina Martinis Marchi for refueling. Use the Yacht Search Page to find boats available for charter in the area.