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Water ingress caused by a defective seacock or bilge pump leads to sinking.

Within the space of a few weeks, two motor yachts have sunk in the Adriatic after taking on water. In both cases, everyone on board was rescued. The incidents nonetheless show how quickly a technical problem below the waterline can turn critical. The most recent case occurred in Marina Tribunj in Croatia: a roughly 13-metre yacht flying the Austrian flag...

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Major fire near Milna on Brač

The severe forest and vegetation fire on the Croatian island of Brač has also reached the coastal region around Milna. Hundreds of people had to be temporarily evacuated by sea. The fire is now under control – but caution is still advised for sport skippers in the affected area. The major fire broke out late in the evening of 10...

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HHI Navigational Warning No. 324/2026

Two current navigational warnings affect popular cruising areas in the Croatian Adriatic: an explosive device has been discovered in the sea off the west coast of Istria, while around the island of Žirje three new measuring stations are causing restrictions on anchoring. No end date has yet been published for either warning. SeaHelp advises: skippers should therefore know the positions...

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Croatia: harbour light out of service at Kaštela and Bakarac

The Croatian Hydrographic Institute (HHI) has issued two current navigational warnings pointing to changes to harbour lights. Affected are Marina Kaštela near Split and the small harbour of Bakarac in the Kvarner region. Especially at night and in poor visibility, skippers should be aware of the changes and should not rely solely on older charts or plotter data. Anyone cruising...

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Canadair CL-415 firefighting planes are trying to extinguish the fires in Croatia

The devastating fires near Omiš show how quickly a wildfire on the Croatian coast can become an immediate danger for holidaymakers and yacht skippers. Anyone out on a boat should know a few rules – and above all give firefighting planes plenty of room on the water, advises SeaHelp. The images from Omiš are dramatic. Within a few hours, the...

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Refueling at the fuel dock in Croatia.

Fuel supply for recreational boats in Croatia is generally secure. However, the availability and delivery schedules of individual fuel docks can currently change at short notice. Anyone wanting to avoid unnecessary detours should therefore pick up the phone before refueling, SeaHelp advises. Croatia is one of the best-developed water sports regions in the Mediterranean – and normally, refueling along the...

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