Borovnik Wall

The wall sits on the southwest, seaward face of Borovnik, an outer-crown island, so it looks straight into the open Adriatic and takes swell across the whole S-through-W quarter, with the largest seas running in from the SSW-SW-W where the water is fully open. Jugo (Sirocco) driving up the Adriatic's long SE-NW axis is the main wave-maker, but its seas reach the wall from the S and SSE rather than the SE proper, since Mana islet about a mile to the southeast blunts that sector. The outer-crown chain continuing toward Levrnaka partly shadows the WNW-NW window, while the body of Borovnik and the inner Kornati chain (Kornat to the northeast) block the landward N-through-E sectors; the gusty Bura from the NE blows offshore here and is largely shielded.