Uvala Stobreč
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- | The bay of Stobreč (''uvala Stobreč'') is located in 4 NM E from [[Split]] and 10 miles NW of the small harbour of [[Omis]]. At the head of the bay there is at the mouth of the river Zrnovnica. | + | The bay of Stobreč (''uvala Stobreč'') is located in 4 NM E from the city of [[Split]] centre and 10 miles NW of the small harbour of [[Omis]]. At the head of the bay there is at the mouth of the river Zrnovnica. |
- | On its W shore lies a small village and resort of '''Stobreč'''. Built on a scenic peninsula during the Hellenic period, the village still bears some remains of its former Greek defensive walls. The village’s other claim to fame is as the location for the nearby discovery of a sarcophagus inscription dating from the 3rd century AD and recording the achievements of Lucius Artorius Castus, a Roman commander formerly based in Britain and, according to some sources, the inspiration for the legend of King Arthur. | + | On its W shore lies a small village and resort of '''Stobreč''', which is a part of the [[Split]] municipality. Built on a scenic peninsula during the Hellenic period, the village still bears some remains of its former Greek defensive walls. The village’s other claim to fame is as the location for the nearby discovery of a sarcophagus inscription dating from the 3rd century AD and recording the achievements of Lucius Artorius Castus, a Roman commander formerly based in Britain and, according to some sources, the inspiration for the legend of King Arthur. |
Another village, '''Podstrana''', is at the E side of the bay. A sports harbour of the ''Lučica Strožanac'' and a small hotel's '' Marina Lav'' are located there. | Another village, '''Podstrana''', is at the E side of the bay. A sports harbour of the ''Lučica Strožanac'' and a small hotel's '' Marina Lav'' are located there. |
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Uvala Stobreč
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The bay of Stobreč (uvala Stobreč) is located in 4 NM E from the city of Split centre and 10 miles NW of the small harbour of Omis. At the head of the bay there is at the mouth of the river Zrnovnica.
On its W shore lies a small village and resort of Stobreč, which is a part of the Split municipality. Built on a scenic peninsula during the Hellenic period, the village still bears some remains of its former Greek defensive walls. The village’s other claim to fame is as the location for the nearby discovery of a sarcophagus inscription dating from the 3rd century AD and recording the achievements of Lucius Artorius Castus, a Roman commander formerly based in Britain and, according to some sources, the inspiration for the legend of King Arthur.
Another village, Podstrana, is at the E side of the bay. A sports harbour of the Lučica Strožanac and a small hotel's Marina Lav are located there.
On its W shore lies a small village and resort of Stobreč. The bay of Stobrec offers a good anchorage except in strong southerlies and the bay itself is most attractive.
Charts
British Admiralty | 2712 |
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Croatian | 100-21 |
Imray | M25 |
Weather
See Croatia.
Passages
See Croatia.
Islands
Communication
Also see World Cruiser's Nets.
The bay of Stobrec is easily identified on the approach from the village houses clustered on the peninsula. A rough breakwater extends for a short distance on the W side of the bay. There are rocky ledges extending 50 metres off the peninsula, which should be given a generous clearance if approaching from W. The breakwater itself has some damaged sections extending underwater from the visible end and this should be given a clearance on the approach of at least 100 metres.
Berthing
On the W and E sides of the bay there are small craft harbours with pontoons, but the depths here are too shallow for most yachts.
Lučica Strožanac
- Marinas & Yacht Clubs
Marina Lav
Anchorages
The bay of Stobrec is best regarded as a sheltered anchorage in the prevailing northerly winds.
W basin
Amenities
Facilities | |
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Water | in the marina |
Electricity | in the marina |
Toilets | None |
Showers | None |
Laundry | None |
Garbage | in the marina, some bins in the village |
Supplies | |
Fuel | None |
Bottled gas | None |
Chandlers | None |
Services | |
Repairs | None |
Internet | From internet cafes |
Mobile connectivity | |
Vehicle rentals | None |
Health |
Provisioning
A few provisions shops in the village.
Eating out
Several cafes and restaurants along the waterfront.
Transportation
- Buses to Split
- Ferries from Split to Rijeka, Dubrovnik and Ancona (Italy)
- International flights from Split airport (30 kms)
Tourism
Above the village on a hill are a few remains of the former Greek citadel, while a gate in the village is claimed to be only one of its kind preserved in the Adriatic. A replica of the sarcophagus inscription of Lucius Artorius Castus is set into a wall close to the neighbouring coastal village of Podstrana.
Links
- Uvala Stobreč at the Wikipedia
- Dalmacija.net: [1]
- Croatia Tourist Board: [2]
For other useful websites, see Croatia.
References
See Croatia.
Comments
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