Uvala Duboka (Dumboka) (44°54′N 14°54′E), a small cove identified by a ruin on its S entrance point, affords tolerably good shelter to small vessels in a Bora or Scirocco, but is exposed to W winds. The head of the bay is shallow for about 90 meters from the shore. Anchorage can be obtained in 10 to 20 m mud, in the outer part of the cove.