The Zagreb Nautika Fair held last week at the Zagreb Fairgrounds was the largest of the decade by the number of presenters and area, confirming after several years of stagnation a slight upward trend in terms of the Croatian nautical market A 10% growth was recorded in the exhibition section and 8%...

The Split Sailing Training League was started four years ago to offer sailing out of the main season in a competitive, but relaxed atmosphere, when regattas are not in the calendar. It became quite popular, with four rounds held already this year and a respectable 28 sailboats participating with an...

The Dela will be the first national sailboat class in Croatia Sani Delić, renowned Split sailor and owner of the Ramina Pomorstvo Company, specialized in the construction of masts and rigging, will present at the Zagreb Nautical Fair from 21 to 25 February a premiere show of a true pearl of...

Šibenik is becoming a town increasingly recognized as the sailing center of Croatia after a series of prestigious competitions This past weekend Šibenik hosted the first regatta of this year’s European Match Race Tour, won by the Slovenian crew led by renowned duelist sailor Dejan Presen. Second...

"We hope this protest will entice state institutions to uphold court decisions and do their duty.” Members of this sailing club from Split are set to organize a protest this coming Saturday, February 24th, in an attempt to focus the attention of relevant city institutions on the occupation of the...

The investment company Kermas Istra has begun with the first stage of construction The long-awaited project 'St. Catherine - Monumenti Bay' in Pula has finally begun to see the light of day, reports Glas Istre on February 16, 2018. After a long process of granting concession and several legal issues...

Funds from both the European Union and the Croatian state budget could see the lives of fishermen made easier. As Morski writes on the 10th of February, 2018, this is an opportunity for the world of Croatian fishing that would be a foolish one to miss. With those very words, Mato Oberan recommended...