Gabuca Island "The Magnetic Island"

The island of Jabuca is one of the islands belonging to Croatia, which means in the Croatian language "apple". It is a large, 97-meter-long volcanic mountain uninhabited in the Adriatic Sea, one of the two islands belonging to the State of Croatia formed by volcanic eruptions (Japoca and Brusnik).

The island of Jabuca is also one of the three islands of the volcanic triangle of the Adriatic Sea, which were the result of volcanic eruptions lasting at least 200 million years

The strange thing about the island of Jabuca that we are talking about today is that it has magnetic properties. This was observed due to the deviation and disturbance of the compass needle in the ships passing by it, so it is very rare for boats or ships to pass near the island,

Although Gabuca is not one of the islands to be admired by many, you can imagine that you can enjoy the tranquility of an island like this, away from all the noise of modern times but the problem is that the island stands alone deep in the sea, hit by strong winds from all sides. The less amount of wind causes the wave to rise on the island, so you can imagine what strong winds can do, so you should avoid exposure to any wave that can hit you to the rocks of the island.

There is another big problem. There is no harbor or anchorage on the island because the island's rocks are very solid and contain many of the slopes with which it is very difficult to build one. Therefore, the waves can strike your arrival boat with determination on the rocks of the island, making you completely isolated even if you think about returning.

In spite of all the natural problems that surround the island, you will enjoy the best fishing trip possible. The island is characterized by marine life forms of plants, animals and fish that have been protected on the island more than 50 years ago. You should know that the island has been declared a geological monument since 1958

and there are some photos of the island

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