Zivogosce Blato Jetty | Central Dalmatia, Croatia
Strategically positioned in Mala Duba, this jetty serves as a key access point to the tranquil waters of Zivogosce Blato. Sailors and tourists alike will find it an essential stop for anchoring, refueling, or exploring the surrounding natural beauty of Central Dalmatia.
Frequently asked questions
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Overview
Located west of the bay in Mala Duba, this jetty offers direct access to the shallow, stony seabed east of the structure. Navigators should exercise caution here due to the challenging conditions. The area is part of Central Dalmatia's scenic coastline, known for its unspoiled landscapes and rich maritime heritage.
Visitor highlights
- Strategic access point to Zivogosce Blato's protected waters
- Proximity to pristine beaches and anchorages
- Important navigational note: Shallow waters and stony bed east of the jetty
What visitors appreciate
Visitors appreciate this jetty's role as a gateway to Central Dalmatia's hidden coves and tranquil waters. The surrounding area offers opportunities for anchoring in sheltered bays, while the navigational note about shallow waters ensures safer passage for vessels of all sizes.
Practical information
Coordinates: 45.58019, 13.56415. Nearby facilities include fuel stations in Split and Drace, restaurants in Trogir and Novigrad, and anchorages in Kanegra and Krizine. Use the provided links for detailed information on each location.
Practical tips
Check tide levels before docking due to the shallow waters east of the jetty. Use nearby fuel stations in Split for refueling. Explore the nearby beaches of Kanegra for swimming and anchoring opportunities. Always confirm local conditions with Euro Agent's nautical charts.
Important notes
- Shallow waters and stony bed east of the jetty require careful navigation.