Full Description & Details
Uvala Trsteno is a small, sheltered anchorage on the Montenegrin coast near Krimovice in Kotor Municipality. The bay is deeply cut into the land, which shields it from large waves, the bura, and the jugo. Its seabed is sand, and the beach itself is about 200 meters long, covered with fine sand.
The water is clear and blue, and the surroundings remain largely untouched. This is a quiet spot for a stopover rather than a developed port.
How to get there
Approach Uvala Trsteno from the open sea, heading into the bay. The anchorage is at approximately 42.2789 N, 18.7880 E. There are no reported hazards in the approach, but always check the latest charts for local conditions.
The bay is open to the south, so watch for any swell from that direction. There is no VHF channel listed for this anchorage; contact is not required for anchoring.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is anchoring allowed at Uvala Trsteno?
Yes, anchoring is allowed at Uvala Trsteno. The seabed is sand, which provides good holding.
What is the maximum depth at Uvala Trsteno?
The anchorage at Uvala Trsteno offers depths ranging from 0 to over 10 meters, so you can find a suitable spot for most draft vessels.
Can I stay overnight at Uvala Trsteno?
Yes, overnight anchoring is permitted at Uvala Trsteno. The bay is sheltered from large waves, bura, and jugo, making it a calm overnight stop.
What facilities are available at Uvala Trsteno?
There is a dock and beach access for landing a tender. A snack bar and water are reachable by dinghy, but there are no full marina facilities.
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