Bobovišća
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Revision as of 08:48, 28 August 2018
Bobovišća
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Bobovišća na moru is a small harbour located on the W coast of the island of Brac in Croatia, at the head of a narrow inlet which forks into two at its head. In the N arm is a quiet anchorage with around 20 mooring buoys for visiting yachts. In the S arm is the village proper, with quays around the shore of the inlet, another 20 mooring buoys and 10 laid moorings on the N shore suitable for visiting yachts. Shelter in the harbour is good in virtually all conditions, although a swell develops in strong W or SW winds. The harbour is a popular destination for cruising yachts and flotillas during the summer months.
Charts
British Admiralty | 2712 |
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Croatian | MK18 |
Imray | M26 (Split to Dubrovnik) |
Weather
See Croatia.
Passages
List popular passages/routes, timing, etc.
Communication
Add here VHF channel for coastguard, harbor masters. etc.
Also see World Cruiser's Nets
The approach to Bobovisca has no dangers, other than a fish farm around a mile offshore to the W. The inlet branches into two at its head; the village and harbour are in the S arm, an additional buoyed anchorage in the N arm. Note that there is a buoyed-off swimming area to port on entering the S arm. Depths in the entrance to the inlet are over 20.0 metres and along the quay in the S arm around 4.0 metres.
Entrance
Split is the nearest all-year round port of entry. During the summer, Hvar, Vis and, if arriving from N, Primosten on the mainland are also ports of entry.
Berthing
The berths at the quay and two buoy fields in Bobovisca are managed by the Nautičko sidrište Bobovišća.
Village quay
- Marinas & Yacht Clubs
None. See entry for Milna.
Anchorages
Uvala Bobovišća
Uvala Vića
Uvala Vića
Amenities
Facilities | |
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Water | At the quay |
Electricity | At the quay |
Toilets | none |
Showers | none |
Laundry | none |
Garbage | In the car park at the head of the inlet |
Supplies | |
Fuel | none |
Bottled gas | |
Chandlers | |
Services | |
Repairs | None |
Internet | At the cafe |
Mobile connectivity | |
Vehicle rentals | Car rental in the village |
Health |
Provisioning
Small provisions shop in the village.
Eating out
Two restaurants and a cafe ashore.
Transportation
- Daily ferries from Supetar to Split.
- Buses to Supetar and other local destinations
- Airport of Split with international flights
Tourism
Bobovisca is a picturesque spot, its tiny inlet surrounded by old stone fishermen’s cottages. The parish church of St. George dates from the 17th century and on the hill above the village is the early medieval church of St. Martin.
Friends
Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.
Forums
List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)
Links
See Croatia.
References
See Croatia.
Comments
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Verified by
Date of member's last visit to Bobovišća and this page's details validated:
- September 2014 --Athene of Lymington
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