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When a person living in the European Union wants to import a yacht from a non-EU country into the EU, for example when buying a yacht in the USA and bringing it to Germany, customs import duties are incurred. SeaHelp explains when a so-called customs operation (import operation) is present, and how high the duties are.. It sounds tempting: a...
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Anchoring often looks simple, but requires time and adherence to a few simple routines if it is to be safe. To kick off the season, a brief overview of the biggest misconceptions about anchoring - and the most important rules. "Anchor maneuver? Must go briskly. And look cool!" No question - nothing draws the eye more like a yacht that...
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Whether it's a classic trade fair in well-tempered halls or an inwater boat show in a lively harbor: If you prepare well in advance for your visit to the fair, you will get a maximum of information and insights into the yachts that really interest you. We have compiled for you the best tips for preparing a successful trade fair...
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When choosing the right yacht for your vacation, you need to consider many things. How big should the ship be, how many berths should be available? Does the crew want to sail actively, or rather relax in the sun? Do the sailors want to sail to a harbor for the night, or would they rather stay in a romantic anchorage?...
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SeaHelp warns: the Delaware yacht registration does not apply to the EU. The breakdown service at sea recommends: who wants to register his yacht effectively, can do this inexpensively, quickly and reliably through the SeaHelp partner Yacht Registration Holland. Delaware Yacht Registration is advertised as having a yacht registration available in three days for all nationalities at a price of...
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What all must be on the trip? And what is superfluous? How much luggage can each crew member carry on board? SeaHelp explains what belongs to the basic equipment for sailors and why voluminous evening dresses and elegant leather loafers better stay at home.. Sailors and marines carry their belongings in a canvas duffel bag aboard the big ships. The...
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Many owners of larger yachts know the problem: for shopping you come with the yacht often not close enough to land to be able to bunker for the next few days, whether because of lack of space, lack of mooring infrastructure on land or because it is simply too flat on the shore. But why do you have a dinghy...
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He who freezes is stupid, lazy or vain. This old saying can be supplemented on board by the addition of "who is cold and wet ...". But what sailing clothes must be in the duffel bag to cope with any weather on tour?. SeaHelp presents the must haves for sailors Even if many sailors wish for the trip only sunshine...
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If you are going on a trip with your yacht, you should be familiar with your boat, the traffic rules, navigation and the weather. For sailors in particular, it is also essential to be familiar with the power consumption on board if the trip is to be a success. Many charter skippers are not sufficiently aware of the fact that...
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