Svetac Anchorage on Svetac Island, Central Dalmatia

Svetac Anchorage is a prime location for yachts seeking a peaceful anchoring experience in the heart of the Adriatic. With a moderate to poor holding ground, it's essential to use appropriate anchoring techniques. The area is marked by two houses on the southeastern side of the island and a chapel overlooking Slatina Bay, providing visual references for navigation.

• Depth of 18 meters with a stone seabed
• Strategic location near Slatina Bay and a historic chapel
• Proximity to nearby anchorages and buoys
• Scenic views of Svetac Island's coastline

Sailors appreciate the anchorage's reliable depth and the visual markers that aid navigation. The proximity to Slatina Bay and the chapel adds a touch of cultural interest, making it a favored stop for both leisure and exploratory trips.

Depth: 18 meters
Seabed: Stone
Holding: Moderate to poor
Navigation: Approach with caution near the two houses and chapel on the SE side.

Use a heavy anchor due to the stone seabed's variable holding. Consider nearby Slatina Anchorage (1.58 km) for alternative mooring. Check buoy fields in Bisevo (20+ km) for additional anchoring options. Always confirm local conditions before anchoring.

Combine your visit with nearby attractions like Sveti Andrija's beaches or explore the anchorages in Bisevo for a comprehensive Adriatic experience.