Maslinica
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The village and harbour of Maslinica lie on the W coast of the island of Solta in Croatia, sheltered from W by a group of six small islands and shoals. The harbour consists of a V-shaped inlet protected on its W side by a long breakwater extending from the southern shore. Visiting yachts moor stern or bows-to on the quay on the S sides of the harbour, using the laid moorings provided. There are water and electricity points on the quay. The inlet is protected in winds from most directions but is partially exposed in strong W winds. During busy periods, there is often little room for visiting yachts arriving late in the day and it may be necessary to go on to the equally busy anchorage of U. Sesula immediately S.
Charts
See Šolta.
Weather
See Croatia.
Passages
See Croatia.
Communication
Reception
- VHF: 17
- Phone: +385 21 659 093
- Email: [email protected]
There are several dangers in the approach to Maslinica, but they should present no problems with proper attention to the chart. A shoal in the approach from S, Hrid Kamicic, lies about half a mile due S of the island of Balkun. In the approach from N, note that the channels between the islands of Polebrnjak and Saskinja and between Soskinja and Solta have least depths of 2.8 and 3.8 metres respectively and passage should only be attempted by shallow draft yachts and in settled weather.
Entrance
Split is the nearest all-year round port of entry. During the summer, Hvar and, if arriving from N, Primosten on the mainland are also ports of entry.
Berthing
The jetty on the N side of the harbour is used by ferries and tripper boats. The quay on the S side of the inlet, past the long breakwater extending due N from the S shore, has been developed as a yacht marina and is operated by the Martinis Marchi Hotel, the converted 17th century palace immediately next to the quay.
Martinis Marchi Marina
Martinis Marchi Marina [[Maslinica#Martinis Marchi Marina|Martinis Marchi Marina]] 43°23.880'N, 016°12.380'E If the quay is full or the depths too shallow, it is also possible to berth along the outside of the long breakwater, where depths are 10-15 metres. This position is only tenable in settled weather and certainly not in strong W winds.
Anchorages
The nearest anchorage is U. Sesula immediately S.
Amenities
| Facilities | |
|---|---|
| Water | at the Martinis Marchi Hotel mooring on the S quay |
| Electricity | at the Martinis Marchi Hotel mooring on the S quay |
| Toilets | at the Martinis Marchi Hotel mooring on the S quay |
| Showers | none |
| Laundry | none |
| Garbage | Bins near the quay |
| Supplies | |
| Fuel | No fuel berth |
| Bottled gas | |
| Chandlers | |
| Services | |
| Repairs | |
| Internet | Via the hotel |
| Mobile connectivity | |
| Vehicle rentals | |
| Health | |
Provisioning
Supermarket and other provisions shops in the village.
Eating out
- Restaurant and coffee bar in the hotel
- Several other restaurants and café/bars in the village.
Transportation
Tourism
Maslinica is a charming village and justly popular with tourists, including yachtsmen. Just next to the quay is the luxury Martinis Marchi Hotel, a former 17th century fortified palace now converted into a high-class hotel. The hotel can meet every need of visiting sailing sybarites.
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
- Maslinica at the Wikipedia
For other useful websites, see Croatia.
References
See Croatia.
Comments
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Verified by
Date of member's last visit to Maslinica and this page's details validated:
- August 2005 --Athene of Lymington 17:27, 23 April 2012 (BST)
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