Natural Anchorage on Zmajan Island, Central Dalmatia, Croatia

This anchorage lies in a secluded bay with minimal human development, preserving its natural character. The western shore's shallow waters (3-5m) are the only viable anchoring area, surrounded by unspoiled landscapes. Nearby marinas in Tribunj, Vodice, and Šibenik offer docking options for longer stays. The location is well-suited for day trips to nearby islands and coastal towns.

• Shallow, safe anchoring area (3-5m) near western shore
• Untouched natural surroundings with minimal development
• Proximity to well-rated marinas in Tribunj, Vodice, and Šibenik
• Strategic location for exploring nearby islands and coastal routes

Visitors appreciate the anchorage's serene environment and the convenience of nearby marinas for provisioning and maintenance. The shallow depths near the western shore are highlighted as a rare find in the Adriatic, offering secure mooring without sacrificing scenic beauty. Sailors note the ease of access to popular sailing routes and the peaceful atmosphere of the bay.

• Depth: 3-21m (shallow area 3-5m near western shore)
• Coordinates: 43.6863° N, 15.7596° E
• Proximity: 7.5km to Marina Tribunj, 8.0km to ACI Marina Vodice

Anchor only in the designated shallow area near the western shore to avoid deeper, hazardous waters. Use nearby marinas (Tribunj, Vodice) for fuel, supplies, and overnight stays. Check local tide tables for optimal anchoring conditions. The area is ideal for short stays or as a base for exploring nearby islands like Kaprije and Prvić.

Combine this anchorage with nearby points of interest such as the Smetnja V. bay or explore the coastal routes to Kaprije and Prvić. The location is part of the broader Central Dalmatia sailing network, connecting to major marinas and tourist hubs.