Pirate ship 'Sveta Ana' docked at Rovinj pier

The image depicts two vessels docked in a marina, presumably in Grad Rovinj, Croatia, as inferred from the architectural style of the buildings visible in the background. The vessel on the left side appears to be smaller and more utilitarian, with a partially covered deck and various pieces of equipment. The vessel on the right is a larger, blue-hulled vessel named "VILA VELEBITA PULA" painted on its side. It has multiple decks, a crane, and a white superstructure. The vessels are secured with mooring lines to a dock made of concrete. The surrounding environment features blue water and a clear sky with a few clouds. A town with buildings of various colors and heights forms the backdrop, indicating a coastal urban setting.

The video shows clear, turquoise-colored water washing over rocks along a coastline. The camera starts with a close-up view of the water swirling around and between the rocks, with some small white bubbles visible. The camera then pans upwards to show more of the ocean surface and the horizon. In the distance, some buildings are visible along the coast. The water is gently rippling, and the overall scene is bright and sunny.

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Rovinj, Croatia · Apr 6, 2026, 2:23 PM

The video shows clear, turquoise-colored water washing over rocks along a coastline. The camera starts with a close-up view of the water swirling around and between the rocks, with some small white bubbles visible. The camera then pans upwards to show more of the ocean surface and the horizon. In the distance, some buildings are visible along the coast. The water is gently rippling, and the overall scene is bright and sunny.