Uvala Luka Peljesac

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Characteristics

Description

NW of Hodilje, Luka is a small hamlet with repair yards of fishing boats.
You can anchor in the middle of the creek by 3 m. Funds back to 1.5 m near the wharf.

30/04/2011

Update

Jojo

Au NW d'Hodilje, Luka est un petit hameau avec des chantiers de réparation de bateaux de pêche.

On peut mouiller au milieu de la crique par 3 m. Les fonds remontent à 1,5 m près du quai.

30/04/2011

Update

Jojo

30/04/2011

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Localisation

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Sites around Uvala Luka Peljesac

Flying distances - Direct line

Otok Sipan

12nm

132°

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.
...

16 Apr 11

Stonski Kanal

4.2nm

143°

Stonski Kanal, a deep inlet, indents the SE end of Poluotok Peljesac at the NW end of Kolocepski Kanal.
Its shore rises rapidly on each side and provides protection from NE and SW winds. The village of Brocej is situated on the S shore 3.8 miles within the entrance.
It is fronted ...

25 Apr 11

Zaliv Klek Neum

5.7nm

311°

The narrow sea from Zaliv Klek Neum is 4 NM long and lies at the NE channel Malog Stone. It is surrounded by mountains and is inserted between Rt Rep Kleka and Rt Meded.
Depths exceeding 20 meters in most cases. There are several anchorages.
The SE part and W peninsula ...

3 May 11

Luka Hodilje Peljesac

0.4nm

132°

Hodilje is on the SW bank of the fairway, 1 M NW of Mali Ston.
We moored alongside the pier, inside by 3 m.
You can anchor at N by 9 m.

30 Apr 11

Luka Mali Ston Peljesac

1.4nm

133°

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 ...

1 May 11

Ston Stonski Kanal

1.8nm

157°

The little town lies at the bottom of Stonski Kanal.
The channel from Broce to Ston is marked by five red lights at Port and 2 green lights to starboard. Warning to a submerged obstruction to about 70 m NNW of the end of the pier Broce, you have to go to the end of the pier to ...

26 Apr 11

Rt Nedjelja

2nm

293°

Rt Nedjelja is the NW extremity of a tongue of land which extends 0.9 mile NW from the N side of Poluotok Peljesac.
Kanal Malog Stona becomes constricted and shallow SE of this point and can only be used by small craft with local knowledge.
Sheltered anchorage can be taken, ...

1 May 11

Broce Stonski Kanal

2.9nm

148°

Broce is a small village located at the narrow entrance to the buoyed channel which leads to Ston.
Approaching Broce, channel funds back from 7 to 4 m.

26 Apr 11

Otok Jakljan

9.2nm

140°

Otoc Jakljan, fronted by islets (Kosmec and Crvina) on its N side, lies close NW of the SW extremity of Otoc Sipan.
A white stony peak, 225m high, stands near the center of this island and is conspicuous from seaward.
Jakljan island is separated of Sipan by a narrow passage, ...

16 Apr 11

Uvala Kobas Stonski Kanal

4.5nm

142°

The cove of Kobas is located 2 NM from Rt Veja, in S of the canal. It houses a hamlet and a jetty.
Can moor at the pier or berth by 16 m.

25 Apr 11

Luka Okuklje Mljet

8.1nm

183°

The city is virtually invisible Okuklje wide, it is 10 km E of Sobra.
The shape of the bay is almost closed Okuklje and is a good anchorage, protected from all sectors.
At the entrance of Luka Okuklje, fire on the tip to the W of Rt Stoba appears. Stay in the middle of the entrance, ...

9 May 11

Uvala Prozura Mljet

7.9nm

189°

This pretty bay is protected by islands at its entrance (W Galicnjak, Borovac Planjak) and some islets.
The safest approach is to move to the W Borovac and to drive S to anchorage.
You can anchor with 6 to 14 m in the middle of the bay.
Bay unprotected Bora and the NW.

9 May 11

Local Area

Malog Stona Kanal

Kanal Malog Stona is a landlocked continuation of Malo More. This channel extends 10.5 miles to the head, narrowing as it progresses.
Its SE part is known as Zaliv Malog Stona.
The shores of the channel are rocky and steep-to with mountainous terrain closely backing them. Rapid ...

1 May 11

Dubrovačko-neretvanska županija (Dubrovnik–Neretva County)

Southern Dalmatia, including Dubrovnik Neretva County and are separated from the rest of Southern Dalmatia, including Dubrovnik Neretva County is separated from the rest of Croatia by a Bosnian coast of 4 km long that extends around Neum. Even though there are control points through ...

4 Aug 11

Dalmacija (Dalmatie)

Dalmatia (Croatian Dalmacija, Italian Dalmazzia) is a coastal region of Croatia along the Adriatic, stretching from the island of Pag in the northwest, the Bay of Kotor (Montenegro) to the south East.
It extends 350 km along the east coast of the Adriatic Sea about 60 km wide, ...

28 Mar 11

Croatia

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 ...

19 Aug 11

Adriatic East

Winds—WeatherBora is the name of the cold and dry NE or N wind which blows with great 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 ...

30 Jul 11

Adriatic Sea

The Adriatic Sea is a body of water separating the Italian Peninsula from the Balkan peninsula, and is a part of the Mediterranean Sea. The western coast is Italian, while the eastern coast runs mostly along Croatia, but lesser parts belong to Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, ...

16 Jul 12

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