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Vacation Whitsun 2021 in Croatia, Slovenia and Italy without quarantine on return to Austria and Germany possible?

Update: 05/18/2021. Children 10 years of age and older must be tested, including the immunity status of parents or guardians. The quarantine obligation applies in principle also to children, but is not applicable if the parents or guardians are exempt from quarantine.. This is already more than just a silver lining for all boat and yacht owners and in general...

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Croatian compulsory insurance for boat and yacht: lack of coverage.

Insuring boats, yachts and ships based in Croatia and covered only by the Croatian compulsory insurance has some pitfalls that apparently not all owners are aware of, warns SeaHelp, Europe's largest nautical breakdown service. To cut to the chase, Croatia's compulsory insurance, which until 2020 could also be taken out directly through the port captain, only covers damage for which...

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Online payment of tourist tax for skipper on a boat or yacht in 2021

Correction: Due to a transmission or translation error, the first version of this article communicated that the payment of the tourist tax for the complete year can still be paid at the port captains. This is not correct, from April 4, the tourist tax for skippers can be paid exclusively online. We apologize. The Croatian National Tourist Board radiates confidence...

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Croatia tightens corona lockdown due to high incidences

After Easter, coronavirus has Croatia in its grip again, high incidence figures, especially in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, which includes the island of Krk, are forcing coastal regions in particular to take more or less stringent measures, although these vary from county to county. While in Istria with a 7-day incidence of 55.5 and a 14-day incidence of 103.4 according to...

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Germany classifies the whole of Croatia as a risk area, including Istria: Quarantine on entry and return respectively

Update from April 2, 2021: That we are currently receiving numerous inquiries because of the classification of the whole of Croatia as a risk area and the unforeseen quarantine on the return trip hits many holidaymakers in the region of Istria hard, here again for explanation: the measures come into force Easter Saturday, March 3, 2021 at 00.00 hours, which...

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Istria travel continues to be problem-free<\/h2>\r\nIstria, the only county in Croatia with its own coastline for which there is currently no travel warning from a German perspective, continues to hold up very well, with a 7-day incidence of 51 and a 14-day incidence of 81. The low incidence figures for Istria are also clearly reflected in the number of positive Corona tests: while in Primorje Gorski Kotar 40% of those tested were positive, in Istria it was only 5% of test candidates who had to go into quarantine with a positive result.\r\n

Croatia tightens corona measures regionally<\/h2>\r\nSpecific measures apply to individual regions. For example, in Dalmatia (Split-Dalmatia and Sibenik-Knin), the sale of alcohol is prohibited between 20.00 h and 6 h, and in the capital Zagreb there is to be a general mask requirement.\r\n

Tighter controls and traffic jams expected in Easter travel<\/h2>\r\nAlthough the press conference did not expect a larger volume of tourists over the Easter holidays, vacationers entering Croatia should be prepared for longer waiting times at the borders, as tighter controls are expected from Maundy Thursday. Already, Croatia travelers are reporting up to 2 hours of waiting time at the Slovenian-Croatian border when entering Croatia, and that's with normal traffic.\r\n

Discipline required when entering Croatia<\/h2>\r\nTherefore, at this point again the urgent request to have all the necessary papers at hand when crossing the border into Croatia. In addition, it is essential to register beforehand at EnterCroatia<\/a> to register.\r\n\r\n \r\n

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