Buoy Field in Povljana, Pag, North Dalmatia, Croatia
Located on the island of Pag in North Dalmatia, this buoy field offers reliable mooring options for sailors navigating the Adriatic. With depths ranging from 2 to 4.5 meters, it serves as a key reference point for yachts approaching Povljana’s harbors and jetties.
Frequently asked questions
What is the depth range of this buoy field?
Is this buoy field accessible to all yacht sizes?
What facilities are nearby?
Are there any safety considerations?
Can this buoy field be used for overnight stays?
How does this buoy field integrate with regional routes?
Overview
This buoy field is part of Pag’s nautical infrastructure, supporting safe passage and anchoring for vessels. Its proximity to Povljana’s coastal facilities makes it an essential stop for sailors exploring the northern Dalmatian coast.
Visitor highlights
- Shallow depths (2–4.5m) suitable for small to medium yachts
- Strategic location near Povljana’s harbors and jetties
- Part of Pag’s well-marked nautical network
What visitors appreciate
Sailors appreciate this buoy field’s reliability as a navigational aid, particularly during early morning or evening anchoring. Its visibility from key routes ensures safe passage, while its proximity to Povljana’s coastal infrastructure makes it a practical stop for refueling or provisioning.
Practical information
Depth: 2–4.5 meters
Coordinates: 45.5802° N, 13.5641° E
Proximity: Harbors Povljana Jetties, fuel stations, and restaurants in the area.
Practical tips
Use this buoy field as a reference point when approaching Povljana’s harbors. Check local weather conditions for visibility, and consider nearby fuel stations for refueling. The area is ideal for short stays before continuing along Pag’s coastline.
More about this location
For detailed nautical charts and real-time buoy status, consult Euro Agent’s interactive navigation tools. Combine this buoy field with nearby anchorages for extended stays.
Important notes
- Verify buoy status with local maritime authorities before anchoring
- Avoid use during severe weather conditions