Jetty on Škarda Island, North Dalmatia, Croatia

This jetty serves as a key access point for yachts navigating the waters around Škarda Island. Its proximity to Trate Bay and nearby buoy fields makes it a useful stop for refueling, resting, or exploring the region’s natural beauty. Sailors should note the shallow area near the jetty for safe navigation.

• Strategic location for Adriatic sailing routes
• Proximity to Trate Bay and nearby anchorages
• Access to buoy fields and marinas like Marina Veli Rat
• Shallow waters near jetty require caution

Visitors appreciate the jetty’s convenience for short stops and its role as a gateway to Škarda’s pristine waters. The nearby Trate Bay offers calm anchorage, while the surrounding area provides opportunities for exploring hidden coves and nearby islands.

Coordinates: 44.2892° N, 14.7005° E | Depth: 4m | Nearby: Trate Bay (242m), Marina Veli Rat (19.97km). Use this jetty for temporary mooring, but check tide times to avoid shallow areas.

1. Check tide tables before anchoring near the jetty due to shallow waters.
2. Use nearby anchorages like Anchorage Škarda for overnight stays.
3. Explore Uvala Mavrela (3.59km) for swimming or relaxation.
4. Fuel options are limited nearby; plan refueling at Marina Veli Rat (19.97km).

Combine this stop with a visit to nearby buoy fields or anchorages for a complete nautical experience. The jetty’s position makes it ideal for day trips to Silba or exploring the northern Dalmatian coast.