.jpg "Yacht mooring in Knez Bay")
Type: pier
GPS: 44°01.954'N, 015°07.878'E
- overnight
- mooring lines
- buoy
The little bay and village of Knez is located on the north-east coast of Iz Island, three miles from the south-east tip of the island and a mile and half to south-east of Veli Iz Marina.
.jpg)
The V-shaped harbor has three short stone piers with small boats on them. Yachts can be moored at stern or bow to the east side of the southernmost pier, using the five fixed mooring lines. The cove is sheltered from northerly winds by Knezak Island, but is open to easterly winds.
In addition, about 20 mooring buoys were installed by Baroni restaurant in the channel between Iz island and Knezak island opposite the entrance to the bay at a depth of about 4.0 - 5.0 meters.
.jpg "From Trogir to Kornati Archipelago")
.jpg "From Zadar to the Istria peninsula and the islands of Kvarner Gulf")
.jpg "From Trogir to Kornati archipelago")
.jpg "Zlarin Island")
.jpg "Zirje Island")
.jpg "Trogir")
.jpg "Yacht moorings in Mala Nozdra Bay")
.jpg "Yacht anchorage in Meli Bay")
.jpg "Yacht mooring in Makarska")