Jetty on Lavsa Island, North Dalmatia, Croatia

This jetty provides a shallow-depth mooring option (1.5m) suitable for yachts up to 15 meters. Situated near Konoba Larus buoy field and Lavsa anchorage, it connects to the Kornati archipelago’s protected waters. The area is part of the Kornati National Park, offering opportunities for snorkeling, kayaking, and exploring nearby islands.

• Shallow-depth mooring (1.5m) for small to medium yachts
• Proximity to Konoba Larus buoy field and Lavsa anchorage
• Gateway to Kornati National Park’s marine reserves
• Strategic location for exploring nearby islands and coastal villages

Sailors appreciate this jetty’s reliability and its role as a starting point for exploring the Kornati archipelago. The shallow depth makes it accessible for smaller vessels, while the nearby Konoba Larus offers a chance to enjoy local cuisine with views of the surrounding islands. The area’s natural beauty and protected status make it a highlight for eco-conscious travelers.

Coordinates: 43.7525° N, 15.3664° E
Depth: 1.5 meters at the head end
Proximity: 90m to Lavsa anchorage, 87m to Konoba Larus buoy field

Check tide times before docking, as the shallow depth may affect accessibility during low tide. Use nearby marinas like ACI Marina Piškera for fuel and amenities. The jetty’s location near Kornati National Park makes it ideal for day trips to explore the archipelago’s coves and marine life.

Combine this jetty with a visit to Konoba Larus for a meal with sea views, or anchor nearby to enjoy the Kornati islands’ secluded bays. The area is well-connected to other buoys and marinas in North Dalmatia, including ACI Marina Žut and Marina Hramina.