S/Y Belisama
Thursday, 4 September 2025
Meeting with a nevera on the way to Venice, 21 August 2025
Sunday, 27 July 2025
Adriatic weather forecast sites
Wednesday, 23 July 2025
Belisama in Limfjord, 20-21 July 2025
As part of or summer explorations, we decided to explore the Limfjord with a couple of South-African friends on a weekend where all conditions could be met: none of us four having to work and weather permitting. The ride from Marina Polesana is 27 nautical miles, heading north through Fažana and Rovinj, before heading up the Limfjord.
Our Australian friends were there for a couple of days last year after we met in Umag and they were advising us to visit this place. And we did and understood why...
Sunday, 13 July 2025
Portić - Borovinje, 4th July, 2025
Borovinje is a large cove that is only partially protected from the Bora wind. One sailor on Navily mentioned a strong funnelling effect under the Bora wind, which results in strong gusts of wind. We experienced these gusts all night long!
And this exactly what we got overnight... But before that, it had been a paradise!
Saturday, 12 July 2025
Polesana - Uvala Portić, 3 July 2025
Uvala Pović is a large bay for anchorage which is very famous fo sailors all over Istria. Even at the peak of the season, in July, it is easy to find a spot, in particular if you want to come close to the Shore in the 4 to 6 metres depth, a draft still ok for most boats, but in particular for OVNIs as Belisama, that needs only 1.05 m...
So far, in her new module, Kaja painted from the land, but the challenge this time is eventually to paint from the sea! So that is why we left for the possibly best spot for paintings cliffs in Croatia, from the Kamenljak bay...
Sunday, 29 June 2025
Unije, 26 June, the last stop before crossing the Kvarner back to Pula.
A stop-over in Losinj, 24-25 June
The island of Lošinj, located in the Kvarner Gulf, has long served as an important center of maritime activity. Its scenic landscape and naturally sheltered bay, protected from all winds, have made it a favoured stopover since ancient times, particularly in light of the Bora winds that frequently affect this northern part of the Adriatic Sea.