Anchorage on Sestrunj Island, North Dalmatia, Croatia

This anchorage is characterized by its shallow, sandy bottom, making it suitable for smaller vessels. Its location near Mulic and proximity to other anchorages, marinas, and beaches in the region make it a strategic stop for sailing itineraries. The area is part of the broader North Dalmatia sailing route, connecting to islands like Molat and Dugi Otok.

• Shallow, sandy anchorage with depths 3-5m
• Proximity to Mulic village and nearby marinas
• Strategic location for exploring North Dalmatia
• Access to nearby beaches, restaurants, and anchorages
• Part of a network of nautical POIs in the Adriatic

Sailors appreciate the anchorage's calm waters and stable holding, while tourists enjoy its proximity to natural attractions and local amenities. The location serves as a convenient midpoint for exploring the surrounding islands and coastal towns, combining nautical convenience with cultural and recreational opportunities.

Depth: 3-5 meters
Seabed: Sand
Coordinates: 44.1990°N, 14.9433°E
Nearby Marinas: Marina Veli Rat, Marina Veli Iž, Olive Island Marina
Distance to Mulic: 21 meters

Check local weather conditions before anchoring, as the shallow depth may be affected by tides. Consider using nearby marinas like Marina Veli Rat for amenities. The anchorage is ideal for short stays or as a base for exploring nearby beaches such as Zverinac Beach (4.9km) or Hrvatin Beach (6.06km). Always confirm anchoring regulations with local authorities.

Combine this anchorage with nearby routes to Molat or Dugi Otok for a full sailing experience. Use the interactive Euro Agent map to plan your itinerary and locate other anchorages, buoys, and fuel stations in the region.