Rasip Veli Wall

The wall sits on the westernmost, seaward point of Veli Rasip, an outer Kornati island, so it faces straight into the open Adriatic and takes swell across the whole SSW-through-W quarter, with the largest surf running in from the SSW-SW-W. Jugo (Sirocco) driving up the Adriatic's long SE-NW axis is the main concern, but its seas reach the wall from the S and SSE rather than the SE proper, since the chain of outer islets to the SE (Piskera and neighbours) blunts that quarter. The cold, gusty Bura from the NE/ENE blows offshore and is blocked by the island body, so the site is sheltered on its landward N-through-E sectors.