Jetty in Punta Kriza, Cres, Croatia
Located on the island of Cres in the Istria and Kvarner region, this jetty offers a reliable mooring option for small vessels. Situated near Martinščica Bay, it serves as a convenient stop for sailors exploring the northern Adriatic.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum vessel size for this jetty?
Are there fuel stations nearby?
Can I anchor near the jetty?
Are there restaurants or services nearby?
What are the navigational considerations?
Is this jetty suitable for overnight stays?
Overview
This mooring jetty provides access to the clear waters of the Adriatic Sea, with depths ranging from 1.5 to 3 meters. Its proximity to Martinščica Bay makes it ideal for short excursions, anchoring, or as a refueling point during coastal cruises.
Visitor highlights
- Strategic mooring line for small yachts and boats
- Shallow depths (1.5-3m) suitable for dinghies and tenders
- Proximity to Martinščica Bay for anchoring and exploration
- Gateway to Cres' coastal trails and nearby Istrian destinations
What visitors appreciate
Sailors appreciate the jetty's reliability and its role as a midpoint between the open sea and Cres' protected bays. The location offers excellent vantage points for observing marine life and planning day trips to nearby islands or coastal villages.
Practical information
Coordinates: 45.5802° N, 13.5641° E
Berthing Type: Mooring line
Depth Range: 1.5-3 meters
Proximity: Martinščica Bay (approx. 1km)
Practical tips
Check local weather patterns before anchoring nearby. Use Martinščica Bay for extended stays. Combine with nearby buoy fields for alternative mooring options. Explore Cres' northern coastline for hiking trails and hidden coves.
Important notes
- Verify local mooring regulations before anchoring. Shallow depths require careful navigation.
Details
Depth:1.5 - 3 m