Local
Disaster near Omiš: 28 Houses, 106 Vehicles, and 45 Boats Burned
Split-Dalmatia County Prefect Blaženko Boban provided detailed data on the damage from the fire that ravaged Lokve Rogoznice and Omiš, and after the City of Omiš completes its assessment, a request will be made to declare a natural disaster.
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
Zadar urologist Tomislav Sorić dies after jumping from vessel near Iž
On Monday afternoon, the lifeless body of a 56-year-old man was pulled from the sea in a cove near Mali Iž. Unofficially, it has been learned that the victim was Associate Professor Tomislav Sorić, MD, PhD, who led Zadar's Urology department for over a decade.
Local
Action on Vir: Remove Your Vessels Immediately
Maritime wardens have begun leaving notices at illegal anchorages and moorings, with mass removal starting next week.
Local
Missile Corvette 'Šibenik' Docks in Split
Citizens and officials toured the legendary ship that took part in Operations 'Maslenica', 'Bljesak', and 'Oluja', arriving in the city for the 31st anniversary of 'Oluja'.
Local
Action at Sea: 67 Violations, Stolen Boats, and Drug-Impaired Driving
Croatia
From Sweden to Šibenik: Police Find Two Stolen Speedboats Worth €220,000
Politics
Russia blocks Ukrainian grain corridor, strikes on ports and vessels in the Black Sea
World
Drone Hits US LNG Tanker in Egypt, Fire on Two Vessels
Tourism
28th Biograd Boat Show Breaks Records: Over 400 Exhibitors and 500 Vessels Expected
Three months before opening, Croatia's largest nautical fair records record demand, and organizer Ilirija d.d., with support from Zadar County and the City of Biograd, secures additional space.
Tourism
Nautical Season in Marinas Stable, Charter Records Slight Decline
By the end of June 2026, 194,500 charter guests were recorded, which is 3 percent less than in the same period last year. The president of the HGK Nautical Tourism Association describes the decline as a 'slight deviation' rather than a dramatic signal.