This small town is near the end of Kanal Malog Stone, on the Peljesac peninsula. The channel leading to Mali Ston has several areas of rocks and shoals on either side, but it is well marked with lights. There are at least 3 m depth in the channel. A small town bordering the port at the bottom of the bay. Can moor at the wharf near the tower by 2 to 2.5 m, attention inside the dock is unhealthy. We can anchor in the harbor by 4 m. Good protection. The port was built on the model of the old port of Dubrovnik galley, with three arsenals for warships.
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Cette petite ville se trouve près de l'extrémité du Kanal Malog Stona, sur la péninsule de Peljesac.
Le chenal menant à Mali Ston a plusieurs rochers et zones de hauts-fonds de chaque côté, mais il est bien balisé avec des feux. Il y a au moins 3 m de fond dans le chenal.
Un petit port borde la petite ville, au fond de la baie.
On peut s'amarrer au quai près de la tour par 2 à 2,5 m, attention l'intérieur du quai est malsain. On peut mouiller au N du port par 4 m.
Bonne protection.
Le port a été construit sur le modèle du vieux port des galères de Dubrovnik, avec trois arsenaux pour les navires de guerre.
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It is the largest and most populated island of the group Elafiten. It rises to 234 m at its N and a prominent hill rises 224 m NW of the SE end. Ruda is a small island that is 0.5 M SE of the NE extremity of the island and Misnjaka, 13 m high, lies close off the NW extremity. ...
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Winds:Do not underestimate the winds, especially bura
(bora) in the Gulf of Kvarner and the Velebit channel. Other winds are
more "lenient" but their strength varies in intensity from north to
south along the coast. For
example, the "Mistral" (Mistral) which is especially nice ...
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strength and affects the Adriatic Sea in the cool season. It is much
less frequent and generally much weaker in summer. This wind is felt
strongly along both sides of the Adriatic and is especially ...
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This small town is near the end of Kanal Malog Stone, on the Peljesac peninsula.
Cette petite ville se trouve près de l'extrémité du Kanal Malog Stona, sur la péninsule de Peljesac.
