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Just in time for the planning of the next Adriatic cruise, SeaHelp provides all members and friends of the nautical breakdown service with up-to-date reading material in the new issue of SeaMagazine 2023. The SeaMagazine is available as usual as a free download; who wants, secures its free print copy from 21 to 29 January on the fair boot in...
Read moreSport skippers should always have up-to-date nautical charts on board. In addition to electronic charts, these do not always have to be new (paper) charts; it may also be worthwhile to correct older material. This also applies to Croatian waters. SeaHelp explains what should be paid attention to. Paper nautical charts represent (in addition to the now widespread electronic nautical...
Read moreDespite Schengen membership of Croatia and abolition of border controls from 1.1.2023 - the permit / vignette obligation for Croatia still exists. Now very easy to renew via SeaHelp; the tourist tax can be easily transferred online.. On December 8, 2022, the Council of the European Union (EU) adopted a decision on the full application of the provisions of the...
Read moreOn December 8, 2022, the Council of the European Union (EU) adopted a decision on the full application of the provisions of the Schengen acquis in the Republic of Croatia. As a result, the Republic of Croatia will become a member state of the Schengen area on January 1, 2023. As a result, there are changes related to the transition...
Read moreNow it is certain: Croatia is from next year a part of the large Schengen area. For tourists, this will eliminate annoying border controls and long lines at passport control. From January 1, Croatia can join the Schengen area without further border controls. This was agreed by the responsible ministers of the total of 26 Schengen countries on December 8...
Read moreCroatia vacationers beware: who still has something of the previous national currency Kuna from trips from previous years, should act quickly. Reason: Croatia converts its currency from the kuna to the euro as of January 1, 2023. As the European Consumer Centre Germany explains, can be paid in Croatia because of the currency conversion only up to and including 14...
Read moreOn the Adriatic coast of Croatia there was heavy flooding after rainfall, politicians even speak of a natural disaster with many flooded basements and destruction. The problematic flood situation is exacerbated above all by the current strong blowing Jugo. The news rolled over: on 18.11.2022 Wetter Online reported a severe storm and flash floods in Croatia. After that, there had...
Read moreNo question - the cambio climático, climate change, with its sometimes extreme weather events has also had an impact on the Balearic Islands (Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca, ...) quite concrete effects. But what to do? Above all, responsible, environmentally conscious action is called for here. This concerns the private as well as the economic sector equally. As a private, foreign tourist,...
Read moreThe marina Porto Montenegro in Tivat, picturesquely located in the Bay of Kotor, advertises in addition to luxury and lifestyle feeling for the "upper ten thousand" also with the possibility of tax-free refueling. This could soon be over, as we were told by a SeaHelp member from Tivat. "The most welcoming port in the Mediterranean and home port to an...
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