Anchor front of the island of Krk bridge. The bay is very deep (47 to 29 m), one must sink into the bay towards Voz where you can anchor by 17 m. Built between 1976 and 1980, the bridge from the island of Krk is 67 m high and has two arches. It measures 1430 meters and is one of the world's longest.
2011/08/1
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Mouillage face au pont de l'île de Krk. La baie est très profonde (47 à 29 m), il faut s'enfoncer dans la baie en direction de Voz où l'on peut mouiller par 17 m. Construit entre 1976 et 1980, le pont de l'île de krk est haut de 67 m et possède 2 arches. Il mesure 1430 m et c'est l'un des plus long du monde.
Tihi Kanal, 3 miles long, connects the NW end of Vinodolski Kanal to Rijecki Zaliv. The channel is deep and tortuous and leads between the mainland and the NE end of Otok Krk.
Kanal Vela Vrata connects the N end of Kvarner to Rijecki Zaliv and leads between the N end of Otok Cres, on the E side, and the mainland coast, on the W side. The channel is deep and clear, the bottom being formed of mud.
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 ...
Bakarski Zaljev is a bayalmost closed on the continent, and SE of Rijeca N O. Krk. It is entered 6 NM ESE of Rijeka and is accessible by a channel of 0.3 nm wide at its narrowest point. It is equipped with facilities for cargo. There is a shipyard in Kraljevica, an oil terminal ...
Kanal Krusija leads to the W of Otok Plavnik. This channel is frequented because of its steep-to shores and deep passage. A strong current may occasionally be experienced in this channel, depending on local weather conditions, but this passage is recommended over the one leading ...
Zaliv Soline, a nearly landlocked small bay, lies 1.5 miles WNW of Rt Silo and is entered through a narrow channel. Although there are depths of 10 to 12m over a width of 100m in the entrance, the bay has depths of only 2 to 4m and is used mostly by small craft.