Mikavica Jetty in Zirje, North Dalmatia, Croatia

Mikavica Jetty serves as a key mooring point for yachts in Zirje. Its southern section is typically occupied by local vessels, while the northern end may be temporarily used by authorities. Sailors can benefit from its proximity to nearby marinas, beaches, and restaurants, making it a strategic stop along the Dalmatian coast.

• 10-meter-wide jetty suitable for medium-sized yachts
• Regular use by local yachts and occasional police vessel access
• Proximity to beaches, marinas, and dining options
• Strategic location in North Dalmatia for route planning

Sailors appreciate Mikavica Jetty for its straightforward mooring options and peaceful setting. The nearby beaches and restaurants add convenience, while its position along the Zirje coast makes it a practical stop for exploring the region’s natural beauty and cultural sites.

Mooring Line Depth: 0.7–2.4 meters. Occupancy: Southern section often occupied by local yachts. Notes: Police vessels may occasionally use the northern end. Nearby marinas include ACI Marina Jezera and Marina Tribunj, accessible within 15–20 km.

Check with local marinas for real-time mooring availability. Use nearby beaches like Artič or Mikavica Beach for shore breaks. Explore restaurants such as Julie or Buffet Masklin for meals. Plan fuel stops at Ina (Jezera) or Petrol (Tribunj) for longer stays.

Combine Mikavica Jetty with nearby anchorages like Japlenišće or Vanjska for extended stays. Use the buoy fields in Kakan for additional mooring options. The jetty’s position near Žirje’s western coast makes it ideal for exploring the island’s coves and historical sites.