Bobovišća

Bobovišće is a small, narrow bay on the western side of the island of Brač surrounded by a small, idyllic fishing village. There are 19 transit berths available on the east coast. The depths are between 2 and 4 m. Other moorings are intended for local residents. In the harbor there is a restaurant, a shop, toilet facilities and a WC. Moorings are equipped with electrical connections and water. During the summer months, the moorings fill up very quickly, so you should arrive already in the afternoon. If all moorings are occupied, you can moor at one of the floats in the northwestern part of the bay or at the Viča anchorage. You only need to take the auxiliary vessel to the shore. A path leads to the harbor. The port is protected from all winds except the northwest. The nearest gas station is in the village of Milna, which is 2 nmi by boat.