Anchorage on St. Klement Island, Central Dalmatia, Croatia

This anchorage caters to both casual and experienced sailors, with flexibility to adjust based on wind conditions. The northern tip provides sheltered anchoring, while the bay's center offers open-water mooring. Nearby, ACI Marina Palmižana and other marinas in Milna (Brač) and Vrboska (Hvar) provide alternative docking options for longer stays.

• Calmer waters at the northern tip of Taršće Bay
• Shore mooring options on eastern/western shores
• Proximity to Taršće Bay (260m) and nearby restaurants like Dionis
• Alternative marinas in Milna and Vrboska within 19–20km

Sailors appreciate the anchorage's adaptability to weather conditions and its proximity to both secluded coves and well-equipped marinas. The calm northern tip is ideal for overnight stays, while the bay's center suits those seeking open-water experiences. Locals note the ease of accessing nearby beaches and dining options within a short boat ride.

Depth: 5–15 meters | Bottom: Sand with seaweed patches | Holding: Moderate. Anchoring is permitted freely in the bay's center or via shore lines at the northern tip. A sign marks the 20-meter space occupied by an excursion boat.

Monitor wind direction for optimal anchoring positions. For longer stays, consider nearby ACI Marina Palmižana (1.6km) or ACI Marina Milna (19.4km). Fuel stations in Hvar (5.7km) and Ina Milna (19.4km) serve larger vessels. Store-Stone Beach (0.59km) and Palmizana Beach (1.38km) offer swimming options.

Combine anchoring with day trips to nearby islands or explore the region's 22 ACI marinas along the Croatian coast. Weather forecasts and harbor office contacts are available through the Croatian Sailing Permit information chart.