Piškera Passage (Istria)

Piškera Passage (Istria)

The anchorage in Piškera passage and Cintinera Bay, near Soline Bay, is sheltered by the islets of Fraškerić and Frašker. The islets are still uninhabited, although they were sold a few years ago to a Russian magnate. The anchorage is exposed only to S winds, but is not as well protected as Soline or Banjole Bays. Still, it is very pretty. During fine summer days, there are plenty of little boats in the lee of the islands, whose owners come here to bathe, and when they leave, you can anchor here, if the forecast is good. The minimum depth in Piškera passage is around 3m. Cintinera Bay is deeper, between 8 and 10m, and the bed is sandy and silty. There are campsites in the woods along the shores. There is a good beach, with a shoreline composed of flat slabs of rock, but it is usually rather crowded, and lively at night, due to the hotel complex.

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