Croatia : General Info
UTC +1. Summer time, UTC +2, end March to end September.
Kuna
In Zagreb:
Albania: Mother Teresa Charitable Society, Preradoviceva 9.
Australia and Canada: Hotel Esplanade. Tel. 435 666.
Germany: Avenija Vukovar 64, 41000 Tel. (41) 519 200.
United Kingdom: 12 Ilica, POB 454, 41000 Tel. (41) 424 888.
United States: 2 Thomas Jefferson Street, 10010 Zagreb Tel. 444 800.
Important telephone numbers (Interational dialling code for Croatia from outside the country +385)
All services emergency number 112
National Maritime Search and Rescue Centre - Tel 9155/VHF Channel 16, 10 r 74
IMRAY AND ADLARD COLES PILOT BOOKS are available at a discounted price for Noonsite.com users via
World Cruising Club
New from Imray Summer 2008
Adriatic Pilot - Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro, east coast of Italy, Albania
By: T & D Thompson
Publisher: Imray ISBN: 978 085288 9701 Edition: 5th (2008) Last printed: May 2008.
Adriatic Pilot is the standard guide to Croatia and the neighbouring countries of Slovenia, Montenegro and Albania and now celebrates 20 years of publication.
It also provides coverage of the eastern coast of Italy, and is the only guide to the Venice Lagoon and harbours adjacent to Istria, and at present is the only book that covers the entire Adriatic region in a single volume.
Available at a discounted price for Noonsite.com users via World Cruising
Club
Croatian Charts M24,25,26 and 27 covering the entire Croatian Coast from the Golfo di Trieste in the North to Bar and Ulcinj in the South.
Mediterranean Almanac, Rod Heikell
Croatia Slovenia and Montenegro - 777 Harbours and Anchorages
By: Anna & Rod Bailey
Publisher: TBC - Edition: 3rd (2008/9)- Last printed: 2008
777 contains detailed, up-to-date information on more than 1000 ports and anchorages, as well as the technical details which are of most interest to pleasure yachters: the phone numbers of the Marinas and Harbourmaster's offices, the facilities available, mooring facilities, where to buy provisions. Besides the main harbours, there are charts showing solitary, nearly unknown coves; this result was achieved thanks to the patience and precision of the author. This second edition also contains a few hints and coves which were added to the original book, thanks to the contributions by the editors, Piero and Silvia Magnabosco.
National Tourist Board
Sailing in Croatia A very useful site for sailors planning to cruise the Croatian coast.
Ministry of the Sea, Tourism, Transport and
Development English version of regulations for foreign yachts arriving in Croatia.
www.adriatic-navigator.com
http://www.byoa.org/VoyageNepomuk/index.html
Account of a 2005 cruise to Montenegro and Croatia.
|