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If you take a closer look at the official statistics of the „European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control“ (Agency of the European Union, editor's note), Croatia is literally a safe haven for yacht owners, charter guests and holidaymakers. This is all the more true if they come from Germany or Austria, as the official EU statistics, to which the...
Read moreItaly wants to open its borders to all EU citizens and allow tourists back into the country from 3 June if the situation changes again because of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, a glance at the calendar clouds the joy: June 3rd is the Wednesday after Pentecost, which means that many yacht owners and SeaHelp members, whose ships are mainly based...
Read moreThe tart and bitter taste of wild asparagus, the slightly sweet scampi from the grill from the Kvarner Bay with a touch of garlic and parsley, a freshly caught sole with a few drops of Istrian olive oil, accompanied by an iced Malvasia or Chardonnay from one of the top Croatian wineries, served directly by the sea at sunset -...
Read moreAt Easter the weather at the Adriatic Sea will be as beautiful as it hasn't been for a long time - Lignano reported 28 degrees on Maundy Thursday. Only, the best travel weather is of no use if you cannot travel yet because of the corona virus. SeaHelp spoke with Cantieri d'Aprilia's technical director Davide Muser and SeaHelp staff about...
Read moreAlmost every hour the news about the Coronavirus changes. While public life in Italy has almost collapsed, the situation in the countries bordering the Adriatic Sea needs to be considered in a more differentiated way. In view of the flood of daily changing information, SeaHelp has compiled a short list of the most important links at the end of this...
Read moreVenice has experienced what is considered the worst flooding in 50 years, on the Adriatic coast in northern Italy the marinas in Lignano report ”land submerged‟ and even in Croatia it must be recognised that the water level is clearly above ”normal‟ which means 30 to 50 centimetres more than normal. Are they indeed suffering the consequences of the climate...
Read moreYear after year, so it seems, the autumn storms bring the water into the marinas of Lignano on the Adriatic coast in northern Italy. Here, people have got used by now the this autumnal natural phenomenon, so any serious damages could be avoided so far. However, this was not the case during the night of the 12th to the 13th...
Read moreThe Adriatic region has been hit by hurricane-like autumn storms and heavy rains in recent days. Dubrovnik and Zadar struggled with record-breaking rainfall that hit the region in a few hours. At the same time the Yugo pushed the water towards the mainland. Motorways were blocked around Rijeka, the old coastal road was partially no longer passable. The ferry traffic...
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