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The tourist tax for boats and yachts in Croatian waters can be paid from 17 July 2020 through the portal of the Croatian National Tourist Board, as the Croatian National Tourist Board announced in a press release of the same day. This eliminates the tiresome obligation to make a cumbersome settlement of the payment of the tourist tax for boats...
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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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Even if one might be inclined to throw some precautionary measures overboard due to the anticipation of the summer holidays that are about to start, the COVID 19 pandemic is far from over, as hot spots of new infections in Germany, Austria and Croatia show. And because the virus itself does not take a holiday, holidaymakers should continue to protect...
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I guess nobody expected that: Croatia is reforming the tourist tax on pleasure boats. A draft resolution is currently before the responsible bodies and is to be voted on in parliament next week. As we were informed beforehand, the draft is finally supposed to put an end to some of the injustices in terms of equal treatment with other tourists...
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The SeaHelp campaign in Croatia to apply for the vignette from the port captain online in advance met with a great response, especially in times of the corona pandemic and the associated requirement to keep a distance and avoid crowds of people as far as possible. However, the wish was at least as great that the payment of the necessary...
Read moreAt the beginning of August, the Croatian state initiated the new regulation of the tourist tax for skippers. For boats with a length of five to nine meters, which want to stay in Croatian waters for up to 90 days, it will again be up to 50% more expensive compared to the previous year. For boats with annual moorings, however,...
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