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To anticipate it: The 22nd Biograd Boat Show in Croatia will take place from 21 October to 25 October. For visitors the risk to be infected with the Coronavirus might be relatively small, because as SeaHelp already reported in detail, both Austria and Germany downgraded the Croatian county Zadar, in which also Biograd lies, as risk areas. Exactly that means:...
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The sound when the engine of a ship or yacht suddenly dies off because of an object that is caught in the propeller probably drives many an owner's sweat beads onto his forehead. The first reaction is to disengage the clutch. The next thought is a major engine failure, but fuel problems or a fault in the electronics can also...
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Sometimes it is the supposedly small things that make a holiday resort stand out, as well as the until recently practiced solution of opening the Tisno Bridge (Island of Murter, Croatia) for half an hour in the morning and in the evening to allow sailors, motor yachts and larger pleasure boats to pass through. Currently the bridge is closed in...
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SeaHelp has already reported on the intentions of the Croatian Ministry of Tourism to reduce the tourist tax. According to information from the Croatian Ministry of Tourism's website, a new tourist tax ordinance 2020 has been in effect since Friday, 26.6.2020, which, according to an initial review, should result in significant relief for boat owners in Croatia. Here are the...
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Actually, the Marina Stella (Italy) is considered an insider tip for skippers in the area of the northern Adriatic Sea: Via the small river Stella you can reach on your own keel from the northern Italian Laguna di Marano deep into the interior of Friuli, where typical delicacies and an excellent Prosecco are waiting for the owners at the end...
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Croatia is currently taking extremely tough measures to contain the spread of coronavirus in order to return to a reasonably normal life as soon as possible. And this includes, in particular, tourism, which currently contributes around 16.9% of economic output annually. This figure was published by the Croatian Institute for Tourism in January 2020, although nobody is talking about it...
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Even though public life is slowly coming to a standstill because of the Coronavirus, SeaHelp members have nothing to worry about: The SeaHelp Breakdown Service continues to take care of the needs of members who are currently unable to visit the marinas in Croatia and thus their ship. On the morning of March 19, they towed a ship from the...
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Coronavirus: In view of the threatening situation for the country due to the lack of income from tourism, Croatia is taking the situation seriously and is shutting down public life. From 19 March, 00.01 hours, all restaurants and shops that are not related to the direct supply of the population will be closed for 30 days. Employees should work in...
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SeaHelp is currently receiving an increasing number of calls from members whose ships are in the Adriatic region. SeaHelp receives a variety of requests for assistance from owners who are unable to reach their vessels due to Coronavirus travel restrictions, ranging from simply checking on board to see if the tarpaulin is still in place to towing to another marina...
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