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ZADAR


Zadar is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Croatia, with a rich, spiritual and architectural culture full of archives, museums, libraries, Roman monuments and medieval churches. Because of its rich heritage, Zadar is one of the most popular destinations in Croatia and is thought of as the entertainment centre of the Adriatic. Often reported by many as ‘Croatia’s Capital of Cool’.


MALI LOŠINJ


Mali Lošinj, was first mentioned in the 14th century, and until the 19th century, the town had eleven shipyards and was the most developed merchant marine area in the Adriatic Sea. In terms of Wellness and Spa resorts, Mali Lošinj is recognised as one of most desirable destinations in Croatia and the Adriatic. Bellevue in Cikat Bay is a must see together with other cultural experiences such as the Museum of Apoxyomenos and the 19th century Fritzi Palace.


NATIONAL PARK BRIJUNI


From the first Neolithic settlements, until the creation of an elite health resort at the beginning of the 20th century, the area was the presidential residency of Josip Broz Tito. Visited by statesmen from one third of the world’s countries, the National Park of Brijuni has many archeological sites with two ancient Roman villa remains from the 2nd Century BC.


ROVINJ


Rovinj, enjoys a spectacular Mediterranean climate, breathtaking sunsets with the Archipelago of 19 islands lying immediately off the mainland. The old town is beautifully authentic offering warm and traditional hospitality famed by its natural mix of ancient and modern cultural and gastronomic influences. Rovinj remains one of the last true Mediterranean fishing ports, whilst the rest of the town has enjoyed much redevelopment to boost tourism figures.


ONBOARD | SPRING 2017 | 57 CAPTAIN’S CORNER


Croatia is part of the European Union, but it is not the part of the Schengen zone, so the Customs formalities are obligatory on entering and before leaving the country.


The Customs docks are in:Umag, Novigrad, Porec, Rovinj, Pula(24/7), Losinj, Zadar, Sibenik, Split, Hvar, Korcula, Vis, Dubrovnik and Cavtat.


All the documents necessary for Customs formalities are common place, only thing off the charts is A Power of Attorney from owner to the Captain. In Croatia this is one of the most important documents necessary for entry.


The time frame for clearance is around 45 minutes.


For more details contact: Simmor Marine Tel: +385 51400990 or visit www.simmormarine.com


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