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== Baska Voda, Croatia == | == Baska Voda, Croatia == | ||
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The village and resort of Baska Voda lies on the Adriatic coast of [[Croatia]] opposite the island of [[Brac]] four miles SE of the bay and harbour of [[Omis]] and six miles NW of the harbour of [[Makarska]]. The village, which dates from the 18th century, is now a popular tourist resort, with numerous hotels, villas and other tourist developments clustered around its small harbour. The harbour itself has been converted into a mini ‘marina’ with 30 berths for yachts up to around 15 metres in depths of 4.0 metres. Shelter here is good from the prevailing winds but strong southerlies send in a heavy swell. | The village and resort of Baska Voda lies on the Adriatic coast of [[Croatia]] opposite the island of [[Brac]] four miles SE of the bay and harbour of [[Omis]] and six miles NW of the harbour of [[Makarska]]. The village, which dates from the 18th century, is now a popular tourist resort, with numerous hotels, villas and other tourist developments clustered around its small harbour. The harbour itself has been converted into a mini ‘marina’ with 30 berths for yachts up to around 15 metres in depths of 4.0 metres. Shelter here is good from the prevailing winds but strong southerlies send in a heavy swell. | ||
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The are no dangers in the approach to Baska Voda, although depths along the coast here are relatively shallow for some distance off. The village lies under a high mountain range and can be difficult to identify until quite close in. From 2-3 miles off the masts of yachts in the harbour and the large curved breakwater protecting the harbour from NW will be clearly seen. The harbour is entered from SSE. Depths in the entrance are around 5.0 metres. | The are no dangers in the approach to Baska Voda, although depths along the coast here are relatively shallow for some distance off. The village lies under a high mountain range and can be difficult to identify until quite close in. From 2-3 miles off the masts of yachts in the harbour and the large curved breakwater protecting the harbour from NW will be clearly seen. The harbour is entered from SSE. Depths in the entrance are around 5.0 metres. | ||
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Baska Voda harbour is tiny and there is space for no more than 30 yachts on its piers and quays. Most of the moorings are occupied by local yachts and it is a question of fitting in as directed wherever there is space. The deeper water is in the SE part of the harbour, where depths along the pier and breakwater are 3.0 - 4.0 metres. Laid moorings at all berths. Facilities in the ‘marina’ include water and electricity and there is a new toilet and shower block near the harbour. Nearby facilities include bars and restaurants, laundry and cycle hire. Daily berthing costs for a typical 13 metre yacht (August 2011): Euros 53. See website of Baotic Marinas for latest details ([http://www.cromarina.com/4406--~en~price_list~Marina_Baska_Voda~preisliste.html]). Contact via website: [http://www.cromarina.com/2368--~en~Marina_baska_voda~kontakt.html]. | Baska Voda harbour is tiny and there is space for no more than 30 yachts on its piers and quays. Most of the moorings are occupied by local yachts and it is a question of fitting in as directed wherever there is space. The deeper water is in the SE part of the harbour, where depths along the pier and breakwater are 3.0 - 4.0 metres. Laid moorings at all berths. Facilities in the ‘marina’ include water and electricity and there is a new toilet and shower block near the harbour. Nearby facilities include bars and restaurants, laundry and cycle hire. Daily berthing costs for a typical 13 metre yacht (August 2011): Euros 53. See website of Baotic Marinas for latest details ([http://www.cromarina.com/4406--~en~price_list~Marina_Baska_Voda~preisliste.html]). Contact via website: [http://www.cromarina.com/2368--~en~Marina_baska_voda~kontakt.html]. | ||
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==Offshore Islands and Groups== | ==Offshore Islands and Groups== | ||
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Revision as of 16:39, 3 January 2013
Baska Voda, Croatia
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The village and resort of Baska Voda lies on the Adriatic coast of Croatia opposite the island of Brac four miles SE of the bay and harbour of Omis and six miles NW of the harbour of Makarska. The village, which dates from the 18th century, is now a popular tourist resort, with numerous hotels, villas and other tourist developments clustered around its small harbour. The harbour itself has been converted into a mini ‘marina’ with 30 berths for yachts up to around 15 metres in depths of 4.0 metres. Shelter here is good from the prevailing winds but strong southerlies send in a heavy swell.
Charts
British Admiralty 1574
Croatian chart 100-21
Imray Nautical Chart M25
Radio Nets
Also see World Cruiser's Nets
Local Weather
Diurnal winds along the coast are mostly moderate during the summer months, predominantly from NW and rarely exceeding force 4/5. At night, katabatic winds off the mountains are a feature of some of the harbours along the NE Adriatic coast. During early spring and (especially) autumn conditions can be more unsettled, occasionally accompanied by violent thunderstorms - luckily of short duration - with winds of 30-35 knots or more and vicious, steep seas. In the winter the sudden, violent N wind off the mountains, the bora, is much to be feared, especially along the Velebitski channel. It tends to blow less strongly S of Zadar.
Equally prevalent in winter - although not uncommon in summer - is the scirocco, a S/SE wind that blows up from North Africa, usually in advance of a depression moving E across the Mediterranean. Unlike the bora, the scirocco only occasionally exceeds gale force, but is still a phenomenon to be wary of, especially if on a lee coast.
For sources of weather forecasting, see Croatia.
The are no dangers in the approach to Baska Voda, although depths along the coast here are relatively shallow for some distance off. The village lies under a high mountain range and can be difficult to identify until quite close in. From 2-3 miles off the masts of yachts in the harbour and the large curved breakwater protecting the harbour from NW will be clearly seen. The harbour is entered from SSE. Depths in the entrance are around 5.0 metres.
Berthing options
Baska Voda harbour is tiny and there is space for no more than 30 yachts on its piers and quays. Most of the moorings are occupied by local yachts and it is a question of fitting in as directed wherever there is space. The deeper water is in the SE part of the harbour, where depths along the pier and breakwater are 3.0 - 4.0 metres. Laid moorings at all berths. Facilities in the ‘marina’ include water and electricity and there is a new toilet and shower block near the harbour. Nearby facilities include bars and restaurants, laundry and cycle hire. Daily berthing costs for a typical 13 metre yacht (August 2011): Euros 53. See website of Baotic Marinas for latest details ([1]). Contact via website: [2].
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Offshore Islands and Groups
Marinas & Yacht Clubs
- Baotic Marinas (see above for details).
Yacht Repairs and Services
None.
Fuel, Water, & Electricity
No fuel. Water and electricity at the berths.
Tourism and Things to do Ashore
Tourism
The village is sandwiched between the coast and the mountains and its main attractions are those of its beaches and the trekking opportunities in the mountains two kms inland.
Grocery & Supply Stores
- A few provisions shops in the village.
Eateries
- Several cafes and restaurants in the village.
Internet/WiFi
From internet cafes.
Laundry
- In the village.
Motorbike & Car Rentals
- Rental outlets in the village.
Garbage Disposal
Some bins in the village.
Transportation
- Buses to Split
- Ferries from Split to Rijeka, Dubrovnik and Ancona (Italy)
- International flights from Split airport (30 kms)
Routes/Passages To/From
Popular passages/routes, timing, etc.
Cruiser's Friends
Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.
Forum Discussions
List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)
External Links
Links to relevant websites.
For other useful websites, see Croatia.
References & Publications
See entry for Croatia.
Last Visited & Details Checked (and updated here)
Date of member's visit to this Port/Stop & this page's details validated:
- Data compiled from web research (please update if possible)--Athene of Lymington 11:55, 8 August 2011 (BST)
Personal Notes
Personal experiences?
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