24h EMERGENCY CALL EUROPE
ALTERNATIVE
EMERGENCY NUMBER EUROPE
24h EMERGENCY CALL EUROPE
ALTERNATIVE
EMERGENCY NUMBER EUROPE
A SeaHelp membership provides comprehensive all-round protection for almost any problem that may befall a skipper and his crew. Whether towing assistance, starting assistance, fuel service, spare parts delivery, towing free in case of light grounding, freeing lines in the propeller, passenger transport, weather and district advice, up to telephone support in medical emergencies, the nautical breakdown service is available to its members 24 hours a day, 365 days a year (366 days in leap years) with advice and assistance. With the SeaHelp emergency call app, the operations centre can be informed quickly, easily and reliably, even when things are hectic on board.
As the leading nautical breakdown service in Europe, we offer you various membership options, so there is a suitable solution for every skipper.
Simply calculate your individual membership fee by choosing your boat size (not necessary for the charter pass) and the sailing area.
Applies to the boat/yacht you specify when you register. No matter who is at the helm as skipper..
Applies to the boat/yacht you specify when you register. No matter who is at the helm as skipper.
Applies to the boat/yacht you specify when you register. No matter who is at the helm as skipper.
The membership refers to the registered vessel on the application form, regardless who is a skipper and the person who signed the application form can use the free services for any other vessel up to the agreed length.
The trip of the emergency boat to the accident site is free of charge for SeaHelp members. Non-members will be charged according to the current SeaHelp price list.
Towing the boat is "FREE" for every SeaHelp member from the scene of the accident to the nearest workshop or crane facility. If the boat cannot be refloated there, towing from Marina to Marina will be charged.
In the event of launch problems, each SeaHelp member will be provided "FREE" jump-start assistance at the scene of the incident using a third-party power cable or jump-start box.
Every SeaHelp member is towed "FREE OF CHARGE" from the scene of the accident. The grading from light to heavy grounding is as follows: If the vessel does not protrude from the water by more than 10 centimetres (4 inches) more than usual and is fit to sail again after being towed free, then it is considered light grounding.
Every SeaHelp member will have lines removed from the propeller at the scene of the accident "FREE of charge". This only applies outside harbours and marinas.
Every SeaHelp member is taken "FREE" to the scene of an accident with fuel (diesel or gasoline) up to 20 litres. Fuel must be paid for.
Our captains on the hotline have constant access to the latest weather data on the Internet and pass this on to our members "FREE OF CHARGE" at any time. Our captains are also well informed about the Croatian coast and also give information about the area "FREE OF CHARGE".
