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Days are getting shorter now, sunbeams are losing their force slowly but steadily, in short, the summer of 2019 is over. Most skippers have already returned to their home ports and start thinking about the upcoming preparations for wintering. A time, nevertheless, to review the memories of the past summer or share it with friends and family. And what could...
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The Croatian coastline is 1,777 kilometres long and adding the 1,185 islands, it totals to more than 6,000 kilometres of coastline, according to official measurements. Even relatively unexperienced skippers should be aware that, especially during the summer months, severe local storms might approach all of a sudden, in no way predictable when watching the daily weather report in the morning....
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The 2019 water sports season has just begun, and SeaHelp is already in full swing. Especially the first few days, which also included the Whitsuntide, were very busy: 19 interventions, one salvage, 253 nautical miles covered, 78 of them in tow - that was SeaHelp's opening balance for just two days. And it was to continue with a similar intensity...
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According to the surveys of the German Boat and Shipbuilders Association e.V., 54.9% of its affiliated companies plan to raise prices for 2019 in order to adapt them to the economic conditions. Against this background, it seems advisable to take a closer look at the offer of the new SeaHelp advantage partner “Bootsmänner”, as the Lübeck-based company offers SeaHelp members...
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A subject one would love to repress: What happens if there's a medical emergency on board? The nearest doctor usually practices half an eternity away, and the boat would have to call at a port first. An undertaking that is not always easy in the hectic situation on board, especially if the emergency concerns the skipper of all people.
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Maritime quality in Croatia is defined by three letters: ACI (Adriatic Croatian International Club). Shortcuts from 1983. are founded by the national concern for promoting the network of nautical tourism marinas which became a public company with limited liability.
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Members of Marina Capo Nord can now enjoy all-inclusive additional services: the administration of Marina signed a contract with SeaHelp, leading european sea assistance service, which offers them, except for an attractive berth, a full SeaHelp service in the five mile area of the Marina. The costs of this extraordinary services are borne by the Marina.
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The countdown to the upcoming nautical season has started – maybe even faster for some owners then they wanted to. Real sea wolfs amongst skippers dare sailing already around Easter, and those who want a more relaxed tempo, will sail away at the start of the season, around May 1st. Preparations are now hurried in the SeaHelp Punat operational centar:...
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SeaHelp GasCheck will continue. Owners whose vessels are situated in Croatia, Slovenia ili north Italy still want to inspect their built-in gas installation in accordance with strict rules G608. These technical rules which apply “for operation and testing of liquefied gas plants on small vessels” in Germany, will be introduced in Austria, too, said Friedrich Ofner, director of Austran Liquified...
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