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== Sukosan, Croatia ==
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| summary= The town of [[Sukošan]] lies on the Adriatic coast of [[Croatia]], approximately six miles SE of [[Zadar]] and 10 miles NW of [[Biograd na Moru|Biograd]]. Directly opposite is the narrow channel between the islands of [[Ugljan]] and [[Pašman]] (which, however, is only usable by smaller yachts and motor boats). An attractive resort town, Sukosan is also the location for the huge [[Marina Dalmacija]], formerly known as the Zlatna Luka Marina. The town itself is crammed with narrow alleys and numerous bars and restaurants. Visising yachts have the option of anchoring in the bays to the W and N of the village in settled weather or berthing in the marina if the weather is unsuitable.
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The town of Sukosan lies on the Adriatic coast of [[Croatia]], approximately six miles SE of [[Zadar]] and 10 miles NW of [[Biograd]]. Directly opposite is the narrow channel between the islands of [[Ugljan]] and [[Pasman]] (which, however, is only usable by smaller yachts and motor boats). An attractive resort town, Sukosan is also the location for the huge [[Marina Dalmacija]], formerly known as the Zlatna Luka Marina. The town itself is crammed with narrow alleys and numerous bars and restaurants. Visising yachts have the option of anchoring in the bays to the W and N of the village in settled weather or berthing in the marina if the weather is unsuitable.
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==Charts==
==Charts==
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British Admiralty 2711, 220
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''See [[Northern Dalmatia#Charts|Northern Dalmatia]]''.
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Croatian charts 100-18, 50-4
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==Weather==
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''See [[Croatia#Weather|Croatia]]''.
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Italian charts 924, 6001
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==Passages==
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''See [[Croatia#Passages|Croatia]]''.
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Imray Nautical Chart M25
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==Islands==
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* [[Ugljan]]
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==Local Weather==
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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.
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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.
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[[Sukošan]] is approached either from the NW along the channel separating the mainland from the island of [[Ugljan]] or from SE along the E side of the island of [[Pašman]]. Smaller yachts and motor boats can approach via the '''Prolaz Zdrelac,''' the narrow channel between the islands of Ugljan and Pašman; however, note that the channel is crossed by a road bridge with only 16 metres clearance. In the approach, the masts of yachts in the marina are conspicuous at the N end of the bay. The bay is entered leaving a white concrete light tower off the peninsula at the S end of the bay to starboard. The anchorage off the town lies between the peninsula and a long breakwater extending NW from the village. Another anchorage lies to the N of the breakwater, between it and the E end of the marina. The marina entrance is between two short breakwaters half a mile due N of the light tower.
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==Berthing==
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Most yachts go to the marina or anchor off.
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Sukosan is approached either from NW along the channel separating the mainland from the island of Ugljan or from SE along the E side of the island of Pasman.  Smaller yachts and motor boats can approach via the Prolaz Zdrelac, the narrow channel between the islands of Ugljan and Pasman; however, note that the channel is crossed by a road bridge with only 16 metres clearance.  In the approach, the masts of yachts in the marina are conspicuous at the N end of the bay.  The bay is entered leaving a white concrete light tower off the peninsula at the S end of the bay to  starboard.  The anchorage off the town lies between the peninsula and a long breakwater extending NW from the village.  Another anchorage lies to the N of the breakwater, between it and the E end of the marina. The marina entrance is between two short breakwaters half a mile due N of the light tower.
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==Check-in facilities (for Customs and Immigration)==
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In settled weather, the best anchorage is off the village between the island with a small castle on it and the waterfront. Depths here, however, are only 2.5 - 3.0 metres, so this position is only suitable for relatively shallow draft yachts and in settled weather. The holding is good in sand and mud. The bay to the N of the breakwater is less sheltered but offers depths of 3.0 - 3.5 metres and good holding in sand and mud.  Again, it is only suitable in settled weather and is open to any winds from W or S.  Deeper draft yachts and all yachts in unsettled weather berth at the [[Marina Dalmacija]] at the N end of the bay.
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| text= In settled weather, the best anchorage is off the village between the island with a small castle on it and the waterfront. Depths here, however, are only 2.5 - 3.0 metres, so this position is only suitable for relatively shallow draft yachts and in settled weather. The holding is good in sand and mud.
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| text= The bay to the N of the breakwater is less sheltered but offers depths of 3.0 - 3.5 metres and good holding in sand and mud. Again, it is only suitable in settled weather and is open to any winds from W or S. Deeper draft yachts and all yachts in unsettled weather berth at the [[Marina Dalmacija]] at the N end of the bay.
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==Marinas & Yacht Clubs==
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==Amenities==
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*  [[Marina Dalmacija]]
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|Water| {{mark | type= water |name= [[Marina Dalmacija]] |text=on every berth}}
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====Marine Stores====
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|Electricity| {{mark | type= electricity |name= [[Marina Dalmacija]] |text=on every berth}}
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|Toilets| In [[Marina Dalmacija]]
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|Showers| In [[Marina Dalmacija]]
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|Laundry| In [[Marina Dalmacija]]
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|Garbage| Bins near the harbour and in the [[Marina Dalmacija]]
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|Fuel| {{mark | type= fuel |name= [[Marina Dalmacija]] |text= fuel dock at the marina entrance}}
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|Bottled gas| None
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|Chandlers| {{mark | type= chandler |name= [[Marina Dalmacija]] |text= Chandlery}}
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|Repairs| {{mark | type= service |name= [[Marina Dalmacija]] |text= Boatyard. Four haul-out points (max width 6.5 metres). Five travel lifts (up to 80 T). Hard standing for up to 500 yachts. Engine, electrical and electronic repairs. Wood and fiberglass hull repairs. Osmosis treatment and paint works. Upholstery and canvas work}}
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|Internet| WiFi in [[Marina Dalmacija]]
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|Mobile connectivity| {{Green|Is there mobile telephone signal such as G4, G3, GPRS on the island? How strong is the signal? Are there any blind spots?}}
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|Vehicle rentals| {{mark | type= car |name= In the Town | text= several car rental outlets}}
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The old town and waterfront of Sukosan are plesant to explore and there are numerous bars and restaurants in its narrow streets.  The rather more impressive attractions of Zadar are just 10 kms to the north.  These include the magnificent 9th century circular basilica of St Donat and the Cathedral of St Anastasia (containing a marble sarcophagus of the saint’s relics and some wonderful carved choir stalls).  At the southern end of the peninsular of Zadar is a monumental Venetian port gate and a picturesque, tiny mediaeval harbour.  Through the gate is the Square of the Five Wells, the town’s main water supply until the mid-19th century, and on the north side of the square is St Simeon’s church, containing a lovely 14th century sarcophagus of the saint in silver gilt relief work.  If hiring transport in Sukosan, it is also a good alternative base to Zadar for exploring  the Paklenica and Plitvice National Parks to the north of Zadar. 
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Image:ZadarDonat.jpg|St Donat’s basilica (9th century)
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Image:ZadarGate.jpg|Venetian gate, Zadar
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===Grocery & Supply Stores===
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{{mark | type= provisions |name= In the Town |text= provisions shops}}
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{{mark |name= In [[Marina Dalmacija]] | type= eatingout |text=two restaurants & a café/bar}}
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Car rental outlets in the town.
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Bins near the harbour.
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The old town and waterfront of Sukošan are plesant to explore and there are numerous bars and restaurants in its narrow streets. The rather more impressive attractions of [[Zadar]] are just 10 kms to the north. These include the magnificent 9th century circular basilica of St Donat and the Cathedral of St Anastasia (containing a marble sarcophagus of the saint’s relics and some wonderful carved choir stalls). At the southern end of the peninsular of Zadar is a monumental Venetian port gate and a picturesque, tiny mediaeval harbour. Through the gate is the Square of the Five Wells, the town’s main water supply until the mid-19th century, and on the north side of the square is St Simeon’s church, containing a lovely 14th century sarcophagus of the saint in silver gilt relief work. If hiring transport in Sukošan, it is also a good alternative base to Zadar for exploring  the Paklenica and Plitvice National Parks to the north of Zadar.  
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{{himage|ZadarDonat.jpg|St Donat’s basilica (9th century)}}
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{{himage|ZadarGate.jpg|Venetian gate, Zadar}}
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{{himage|Plitvice.jpg|The stunning Plitvice National Park}}
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Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.
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World ▶ Mediterranean ▶ Adriatic Sea ▶ Croatia ▶ Northern Dalmatia ▶ Sukošan

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Sukošan
44°02.993'N, 015°18.374'E Chart icon.png
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Sukosan harbour from NW

The town of Sukošan lies on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, approximately six miles SE of Zadar and 10 miles NW of Biograd. Directly opposite is the narrow channel between the islands of Ugljan and Pašman (which, however, is only usable by smaller yachts and motor boats). An attractive resort town, Sukosan is also the location for the huge Marina Dalmacija, formerly known as the Zlatna Luka Marina. The town itself is crammed with narrow alleys and numerous bars and restaurants. Visising yachts have the option of anchoring in the bays to the W and N of the village in settled weather or berthing in the marina if the weather is unsuitable.

Charts

See Northern Dalmatia.

Weather

See Croatia.

Passages

See Croatia.

Islands

Communication

Add here VHF channel for the coastguard, harbor masters. etc.

Also see Cruiser's Nets

Navigation

Sukošan is approached either from the NW along the channel separating the mainland from the island of Ugljan or from SE along the E side of the island of Pašman. Smaller yachts and motor boats can approach via the Prolaz Zdrelac, the narrow channel between the islands of Ugljan and Pašman; however, note that the channel is crossed by a road bridge with only 16 metres clearance. In the approach, the masts of yachts in the marina are conspicuous at the N end of the bay. The bay is entered leaving a white concrete light tower off the peninsula at the S end of the bay to starboard. The anchorage off the town lies between the peninsula and a long breakwater extending NW from the village. Another anchorage lies to the N of the breakwater, between it and the E end of the marina. The marina entrance is between two short breakwaters half a mile due N of the light tower.

Berthing

Most yachts go to the marina or anchor off.

Marinas & Yacht Clubs

Anchorages

Off the Village

Off the Village/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#Off_the_Village
Anchorage icon Off the Village [[Sukošan#Off the Village|Off the Village]] 44°02.747'N, 015°18.353'E
In settled weather, the best anchorage is off the village between the island with a small castle on it and the waterfront. Depths here, however, are only 2.5 - 3.0 metres, so this position is only suitable for relatively shallow draft yachts and in settled weather. The holding is good in sand and mud.

N of the Breakwater

N of the Breakwater/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#N_of_the_Breakwater
Anchorage icon N of the Breakwater [[Sukošan#N of the Breakwater|N of the Breakwater]] 44°03.007'N, 015°18.410'E
The bay to the N of the breakwater is less sheltered but offers depths of 3.0 - 3.5 metres and good holding in sand and mud. Again, it is only suitable in settled weather and is open to any winds from W or S. Deeper draft yachts and all yachts in unsettled weather berth at the Marina Dalmacija at the N end of the bay.

Amenities

Facilities
Water Marina Dalmacija/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#.5B.5BMarina_Dalmacija.5D.5DWater icon Marina Dalmacija [[Sukošan#Marina Dalmacija|Marina Dalmacija]] on every berth
Electricity Marina Dalmacija/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#.5B.5BMarina_Dalmacija.5D.5DElectricity icon Marina Dalmacija [[Sukošan#Marina Dalmacija|Marina Dalmacija]] on every berth
Toilets In Marina Dalmacija
Showers In Marina Dalmacija
Laundry In Marina Dalmacija
Garbage Bins near the harbour and in the Marina Dalmacija
Supplies
Fuel Marina Dalmacija/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#.5B.5BMarina_Dalmacija.5D.5DFuel icon Marina Dalmacija [[Sukošan#Marina Dalmacija|Marina Dalmacija]] fuel dock at the marina entrance
Bottled gas None
Chandlers Marina Dalmacija/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#.5B.5BMarina_Dalmacija.5D.5DChandler icon Marina Dalmacija [[Sukošan#Marina Dalmacija|Marina Dalmacija]] Chandlery
Services
Repairs Marina Dalmacija/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#.5B.5BMarina_Dalmacija.5D.5DService icon Marina Dalmacija [[Sukošan#Marina Dalmacija|Marina Dalmacija]] Boatyard. Four haul-out points (max width 6.5 metres). Five travel lifts (up to 80 T). Hard standing for up to 500 yachts. Engine, electrical and electronic repairs. Wood and fiberglass hull repairs. Osmosis treatment and paint works. Upholstery and canvas work
Internet WiFi in Marina Dalmacija
Mobile connectivity Is there mobile telephone signal such as G4, G3, GPRS on the island? How strong is the signal? Are there any blind spots?
Vehicle rentals In the Town/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#In_the_TownCar icon In the Town [[Sukošan#In the Town|In the Town]] several car rental outlets

Provisioning

In Marina Dalmacija/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#In_.5B.5BMarina_Dalmacija.5D.5DProvisions icon In Marina Dalmacija [[Sukošan#In Marina Dalmacija|In Marina Dalmacija]] supermarket

In the Town/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#In_the_TownProvisions icon In the Town [[Sukošan#In the Town|In the Town]] provisions shops

Eating out

In Marina Dalmacija/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#In_.5B.5BMarina_Dalmacija.5D.5DEatingout icon In Marina Dalmacija [[Sukošan#In Marina Dalmacija|In Marina Dalmacija]] two restaurants & a café/bar

In the old Town/wiki/Suko%C5%A1an#In_the_old_TownEatingout icon In the old Town [[Sukošan#In the old Town|In the old Town]] numerous bars and restaurants in the old town

Transportation

  • Buses to Zadar and local destinations.
  • Trains from Zadar to Zagreb and Split.
  • International airport of Zadar 25 kms NNE.

Tourism

History

Give a short history of the port.

Places to Visit

The old town and waterfront of Sukošan are plesant to explore and there are numerous bars and restaurants in its narrow streets. The rather more impressive attractions of Zadar are just 10 kms to the north. These include the magnificent 9th century circular basilica of St Donat and the Cathedral of St Anastasia (containing a marble sarcophagus of the saint’s relics and some wonderful carved choir stalls). At the southern end of the peninsular of Zadar is a monumental Venetian port gate and a picturesque, tiny mediaeval harbour. Through the gate is the Square of the Five Wells, the town’s main water supply until the mid-19th century, and on the north side of the square is St Simeon’s church, containing a lovely 14th century sarcophagus of the saint in silver gilt relief work. If hiring transport in Sukošan, it is also a good alternative base to Zadar for exploring the Paklenica and Plitvice National Parks to the north of Zadar.

St Donat’s basilica (9th century)
Venetian gate, Zadar
The stunning Plitvice National Park

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

For other useful websites, see Croatia.

References

See Croatia.

Comments

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Verified by

Date of member's last visit to Sukošan and this page's details validated:

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