Anchorage on Rab Island, Croatia

This anchorage is part of the popular sailing routes around Rab Island. Its proximity to Sveta Mara (159m) and the island's coastal infrastructure makes it a strategic stop for both short stays and longer itineraries. The sandy seabed ensures secure anchoring, while nearby marinas offer mooring options for larger yachts.

• Shallow to moderate depths (1-12m) suitable for most vessel sizes
• Proximity to Sveta Mara bay and St. Mara Beach (0.11km)
• Access to ACI Marina Supetarska Draga (0.08km) and ACI Marina Rab (7.96km)
• Within reach of multiple anchorages, beaches, and restaurants
• Strategic location for exploring Rab Island's eastern coastline

Sailors appreciate this anchorage for its reliable holding in sandy conditions and proximity to essential services. The nearby St. Mara Beach offers a scenic spot for relaxation, while the jetty at 0.08km provides access to local amenities. Its position between Supetar and Rab town makes it a convenient midpoint for exploring the island's cultural and natural attractions.

Depth: 1-12 meters
Seabed: Sand
Proximity: 159m to Sveta Mara, 0.08km to Jetty Rab, 0.11km to St. Mara Beach
Anchorages: Nearby options include Anchorage Rab (0.25km) and Rasatovica (0.91km)

Check local weather conditions before anchoring, as wind patterns can shift rapidly in the Kvarner Gulf. Use the nearby jetty (0.08km) for fuel or supplies. For longer stays, consider berthing at ACI Marina Supetarska Draga (0.08km) or ACI Marina Rab (7.96km). The anchorage's shallow depth makes it ideal for dinghy access to nearby beaches.

Combine this anchorage with nearby routes to explore Rab's eastern coastline, including the historic town of Rab and the scenic beaches of Uvala Valsika (0.92km). For fuel, the Ina station (7.86km) serves as a key refueling point for vessels traveling further along the Adriatic coast.