Anchorage on Scedro Island, Croatia

This anchorage is positioned in a sheltered cove on Šćedro Island, offering easy access to nearby landmarks like Čarnjeni and the broader Central Dalmatia sailing routes. It serves as a strategic stop for yachts navigating between Hvar, Korčula, and the Pelješac Peninsula. The shallow depth requires careful navigation, particularly during strong winds.

• Shallow anchorage (2-3m) suitable for smaller vessels
• Proximity to Čarnjeni (236m) for shore excursions
• Strategic location between Hvar and Korčula
• Access to nearby beaches and restaurants

Sailors appreciate this anchorage for its peaceful setting and convenient location for exploring the surrounding islands. The proximity to Čarnjeni and nearby dining options makes it a practical stop for both short stays and longer itineraries. The shallow depth requires caution but offers a unique opportunity to anchor near the island's natural beauty.

Depth: 2-3 meters. Wind protection: Limited; swells may occur from the open sea. No marinas are directly accessible, but nearby anchorages and buoys (e.g., Lovišće) offer alternative options. Check local weather forecasts before anchoring.

Anchor early to secure a spot, especially during peak sailing seasons. Use nearby buoys (e.g., Konoba Mostir) for additional mooring options. Explore Čarnjeni for local culture and dining. For longer stays, consider marinas in Vrboska (Hvar) or Vela Luka (Korčula), approximately 11-13km away.

Combine this anchorage with nearby excursions to Hvar's vineyards or Korčula's historic sites. The area is part of the Adriatic's famed sailing routes, connecting to the Pelješac Peninsula and beyond.