The large natural inlet Zaljev Rasa offers the best protection of all sectors of the entire E coast of Istria, while the Bora blows strongly here. This bay is sinking into the earth near 6M, between Rt Ubac and Rt Mulac. The Rijeka Rasa flows into the bottom, creating a current that is sensitive even in the entry. At Brisica, basically, there are docks for cargo ships. No danger in the approach. The channel is marked by lights.
It provides several well sheltered anchorages on its eastern side.
5/09/2011
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Jojo
La grande baie naturelle Zaljev Rasa offre la meilleur protection de tous les secteurs de toute la côte E de l'Istrie, bien que la Bora souffle ici avec force. Cette baie s'enfonce dans la terre sur près de 6M, entre Rt Ubac et Rt Mulac. La Rijeka Rasa se jette dans le fond, créant un courant qui est sensible même dans l'entrée. A Brisica, au fond, il y a des quais pour les cargos.
Aucun danger dans l'approche. Le chenal est balisé par des feux. Elle offre quelques bons mouillages abrités sur son côté E.
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This area is located between Cape Kamenjak SW Marler and heading to the N. Seven small islands surrounded by rocks and shoals dot the entrance Medulinski Zaljev. Four tags indicate isolated rocks in the W of the bay, their presence is uncertain.The chanel between Rt Munat et ...
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Otok Plavnik lies with Rt Veli Pin, its N extremity, located 0.7 mile E of the E side of Otok Cres and divides Srednja Vrata in its S part into two channels. This cliffy island is 194m high and partly wooded. Several small islets lie on a shoal bank which extends about 1.5 miles ...
Approximately 1 M of the bottom of Zaljev Rasa. We anchored on the NE coast near the hamlet. There are two piers used by fishermen. Rasa is a port of entry open all year.
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Istria (Croatian and Slovenian Istra, Italian Istria, formerly Histria in Latin) is a peninsula on the Adriatic triangular pointing south, attached to the mainland to the north-east. Its area is 2820 km2. Its coastline begins north-west with the Gulf of Trieste, follows a straight ...
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 ...
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 ...
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, ...
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Between Rt Ubac and Rt Crna Punta there is a double bay: Uvala Voscice, the E and smallest bay, is not recommended for anchorage. Anchorage, sheltered from N and W winds, can be taken, in a depth of 44m, mud over rock, in the outer part of Uvala Koromacno, the W bay. A cement factory, ...
The large natural inlet Zaljev Rasa offers the best protection of all sectors of the entire E coast of Istria, while the Bora blows strongly here. This bay is sinking into the earth near 6M, between Rt Ubac and Rt Mulac. The Rijeka Rasa flows into the bottom, creating a current that is sensitive even in the entry.
La grande baie naturelle Zaljev Rasa offre la meilleur protection de tous les secteurs de toute la côte E de l'Istrie, bien que la Bora souffle ici avec force. Cette baie s'enfonce dans la terre sur près de 6M, entre Rt Ubac et Rt Mulac. La Rijeka Rasa se jette dans le fond, créant un courant qui est sensible même dans l'entrée.
