YACHT AGENTS
NAUTICA YACHTING GROUP Nautica is the leading registered superyacht support agent located along the Turkish coast, providing professional boutique services to superyachts. The Nautica team has a wealth of local knowledge and enthusiasm, and their experience and contacts enable them to handle any request in a timely and professional manner with complete confidentiality. They assist Captains and Yacht Managers, with a team stretched throughout the Turkish Coast. The experienced team will take care of all government protocols with authorities and are on call 24/7. They have access to the freshest and highest quality provisions, the most experienced and qualified local subcontractors, the best priced tax free fuel supply and they are trusted by hundreds of customers to deliver best-in-class service and support, building a strong reputation of reliability, quality service and honesty amongst superyachts. For more details Tel: +90 256 813 14 16 or visit
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flybridge in Barcelona. It doesn’t sound like a big deal, but it meant the world to him.”
So what does the 2018 season have in store for superyachts? For some territories it’s business as usual, while others will see some changes – good and bad.
Greece is perhaps the most interesting. Elena explains, “Greece is in the process of making some important legislation changes including the requirement to obtain a charter licence for Greek waters. If all goes well, and we have no more ‘political surprises’
I believe that this season will be the first of many successful yachting seasons ahead of us for Greece.”
Katerina believes, “It will be a little harder for Greece this summer. The law changes continuously and we must be very careful to avoid the penalties. Nonetheless I try to be optimistic and believe it will still be a good season.”
Elisavet from Naftilos Marine is more positive, “Greek territory will always be the greatest choice for summer vacations.”
Maja says, “In the yachting business, we only know one thing for sure and that’s that nothing is sure. That said, the rules are very simple to follow for both commercial and private yachts and Croatia’s authorities are very cooperative when it comes to making it all a simple and fast process for charter yachts. The only news to pass on is the new rate of Sojourn, or tourist
KRONOS YACHT AGENCY Offering solutions for all yachting requirements during your stay in Greece, regardless of your port of entry or itinerary. Kronos are legally authorised to clear yachts in and out of Greek water. They have corresponding agents throughout the Greek Islands who will happily assist you for the duration of your visit. Should you prefer it, all billing can be taken care of through their central office, thereby offering the advantage of a trouble free trip with settlement of accounts taking place only once. For more details Tel: +30 22410 78407 or 6972032034 or visit
www.kronosagency.com
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