Pribinja

Pribinja Bay is on the northwestern side of the island of Hvar. It is well protected from all winds except the north. The bay has 4 branches. You can anchor in all of them. The sea depths are between 2 and 10 m. The bottom is sandy towards the coast, rocky and in parts overgrown with marine vegetation. In the sandy parts, the anchor holds well. In the northeastern part, part of the bay is fenced off due to a public beach. Anchoring is allowed only at a suitable distance from the fence. In the southern part of the bay there is the Arsenol restaurant, in front of which there are several buoys for mooring vessels. No concession has been granted for the bay. There is no charge for anchoring on your own anchor. The nearest gas station and self-service shop are in the town of Hvar, which is 7 nmi away.