Croatia
High Safety Levels on the Adriatic Despite 120,000 Domestic and 50,000 Foreign Vessels
On August 12, Siniša Orlić, Director of Maritime Safety, assessed that safety on the Adriatic remains at a high level despite record nautical traffic and announced the introduction of the innovative Safe Sea system to detect violators.
Local
Nautical Season in Dubrovnik: Gruž Sees Record Growth, While ACI Marina Lags Slightly Behind
July brought stability in overnight stays, with the Gruž passenger port recording nearly 30 percent more arrivals compared to last year.
Croatia
Telašćica Nature Park Receives €2.5 Million
The €2.54 million project, with nearly €2 million in EU grants, introduces a revolutionary mooring system that doesn't destroy the seabed.
Local
Ship Guests on Vis Clean Beach Instead of Swimming
The crew and passengers of the M/S Navigator cleaned Travna Cove of plastic, glass, and other waste, turning a cruise into an environmental action.
Food
Overnight Stays and Squid for 8 Euros, Burgers for 6
While Croatian campsites see a drop in overnight stays and rising prices, and boaters warn of overpriced moorings, Fratarski Island near Pula attracts guests with symbolic prices for accommodation and food.
Travel
Branko has been selling boat trips on the Trogir waterfront for 20 years
Croatia
German Tourists Stabilize Arrivals to Croatia
Tourism
Despite Highest Demand in the Mediterranean, Croatia Holds Record for Lowest Charter Prices
Tourism
Nautical Season in Marinas Stable, Charter Records Slight Decline