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More safety on Croatian waters

Croatia has revised its regulations for pleasure craft, jet skis, tenders, and water sports equipment. Not all rules are new – but many have been clarified and adapted to the reality of an increasingly crowded cruising area. For skippers, crews, and water sports enthusiasts, one thing is clear: anyone wishing to enjoy the Adriatic should know the rules. It is...

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Ban on single-use plastic in Croatia

Since 2017, there has been an official ban on the sale of products such as plastic stirrers, earplugs, straws, cutlery and plates in Croatia. The law also bans containers for food and drinks made of so-called expanded polystyrene (EPS), including their stoppers and lids, and products made of oxo-degradable plastic, as kroatien-nachrichten.de reports. Expanded polystyrene describes a foam material commonly...

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Croatia: new regulation for sport skipper changes license boat skipper category B

In Croatia, for recreational boating, you need a license (boat license) that allows you to steer a boat. The most popular of these is the license "Boat license category B". But beware: a new regulation changed the license. The Croatian license "Boat license category B" allows sports and recreational skippers to move boats and yachts up to a maximum of...

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In Croatia, you can now operate rented boats up to 6.8 hp without a license.

"Früh übt sich, was ein Meister werden will" is probably one of the most famous quotes from Schiller's drama about the Swiss national hero William Tell and should probably also apply to the intended change in the boat license regulation in Croatia. The Croatian government plans to allow rented boats up to a length of 5 meters and a maximum...

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