22May
Thanks to the timely, quick and decisive reaction to Coronavirus threat undertaken by Croatian authorities, the spread of the virus in Croatia has been kept under control and the number of infections and deaths has been well under European average. You can check the latest information about the Coronavirus situation in Croatia on the official web page. As a result, with the beginning of May, Croatia has started with easing of lockdown measures in several stages. Schools and kindergartens, hairdressers, beauty salons, shopping malls, cafes, restaurants, hotels and marinas have reopened in the first two stages, while in the last stage, on the 18th of May, state borders have reopened for EU/EEA(UK included) visitors who own a real estate or a boat in Croatia, or who travel for business reasons. Yacht charter is considered under travelling for business reasons. Presenting the verified Crew list, Booking confirmation and your ID or passport on border cross, you will be allowed to cross the Croatian border. Also, the 14-days self-isolation is no longer mandatory upon crossing the Croatian border, but in order to reduce the risk of spreading the virus, all nationals entering the Republic of Croatia are to follow the recommendations and instructions issued by the Croatian Institute of Public Health published here. More information on border crossing you can find on the web page of the Croatia Ministry of the Interior.
ISLAND GAZ BRIJUNI, AUTHOR: RENCO KOSINOŽIĆ, SOURCE: HTZ, CROATIAN TOURIST BOARD WWW.CROATIA.HR
A private sailboat charter in Croatia is the safest option for 2020. holidays for a number of reasons:
Croatian Institute of Public Health issued specific recommendations for all service providers in tourism. Charter companies, nautical ports, marinas, transfer agencies, cares, restaurants, etc, are obliged to adjust their work and provision of services according to the specific recommendations for each service type.
Although impeccable cleaning and hygienic standards have always been part of our yacht cleaning process, we have now upgraded those to an even higher level to minimize the potential risk of virus transmission.
Our upgraded cleaning procedures include:
After months spent in lockdown, relaxing holidays are something we could all use now. However, given the still-ongoing measures and warnings, for most of us, it is rather difficult to think about going on holidays at the moment. But life goes on. If we haven’t already, sooner or later we will need to return back to normal or, to say it correctly, adjust to the “new normal”. As Charles Darwin said, “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but rather the one most adaptable to change.” So, if we don’t want to end like dinosaurs, we will need to adjust our ways of life, work and travel to the new circumstances and stop regretting the “good old times” since nothing will ever be the same for sure. However, that doesn’t mean it will not be better. Let’s look on the bright side and focus on the positive aspects of this global crisis. The new circumstances bring about new holiday perspectives; let’s discover them together!
Since the end of 2019 season in Fair Wind Yacht Charter, we have been working hard to prepare well for 2020 season. The coronavirus crisis has surprised us, as well as the rest of the world, but after the first shock, we adjusted to the new situation and progressed with the work. As a result of our dedicated effort, we are ready to welcome our guests on the boats anytime.
We are looking forward to meeting you in sunny Split!
Fair Wind Yacht Charter Team