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The Slovenian government has once again changed the entry regulations. To make a long story short: Transit is possible, and yacht owners and tourists can also re-enter Slovenia with a booking confirmation. Here is the link to the Slovenian government site, which published the news in English. Translation of the text We have taken the liberty of translating the text...
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Italy 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...
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Slovenia is considered a good example of how it is better not to implement loosening of entry requirements. First, the young EU member declared the pandemic emergency caused by COVID-19 to be virtually over by decree, allowing unrestricted entry and transit. However, after no agreement was apparently reached at EU level, the borders were closed again for EU citizens, with...
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At the Sunday press conference of the national civil protection authority, the Croatian border opening in the light version was once again confirmed. In order to limit it to the facts relevant for foreign visitors according to the current status: As already reported, business travellers for business purposes and for a reason that cannot be postponed, as well as foreign...
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After the COVID-19 pandemic caused by SARS-CoV-2: The borders with Croatia are opening, slowly but surely, as Minister of the Interior Davor Božinović announced at the press conference on Saturday at the regular press conference of the national civil protection. Croats are allowed to travel abroad again, if possible, and to enter without restrictions. Foreign citizens may enter for urgent...
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"Nothing is eaten as hot as it is cooked" - a saying that has once again proven to be true in response to the variously motivated statements of some politicians in the COVID-19 pandemic caused by SARS-CoV-2. Only this week, the German Federal Cabinet had extended the worldwide travel warning until 14 June 2020, but shortly thereafter there were more...
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In a speech today, the Croatian Prime Minister presented Plenković in a detailed three-phase plan how he envisages the opening of his country after the lockdown due to the coronavirus SARS-COVID 19. According to initial information, this multi-stage plan envisages that tourist facilities, which apparently also means marinas, will reopen by 11 May at the latest, provided the corona situation...
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The real question is, "When can I go back to Croatia?" The SeaHelp editorial team evaluates the news situation regarding the spread of the coronavirus in Croatia on a daily basis and provides information from resilient, reliable sources about the current state of affairs. The numerous SeaHelp members whose ships are based in Croatia naturally have a legitimate interest in...
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When will the borders and marinas reopen after the Corona pandemic? This question probably occupies most boat owners whose yachts are moored in the many marinas along the Croatian Adriatic coast. SeaHelp's editorial team is trying to summarize the extensive news, both from official sources, the media and local impressions, to communicate "water level reports" from time to time. And...
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