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Search Area Expanded for Austrian Skipper Missing near Šolta
The search for an Austrian skipper missing near Šolta…
Fuel Prices in Croatia for the First Half of August 2026
Fuel prices in Croatia will rise from July 28,…
Austrian Skipper Missing after Falling from Charter Catamaran near Šolta
An intensive search is underway near Šolta for an…
Multiple Catamaran and Boat Services Suspended as Strong Winds and Storms Affect the Adriatic
Multiple Croatia ferry and catamaran cancellations affected routes across…
More Than 5,600 Air and Maritime Emergency Medical Interventions Carried Out in Croatia
Emergency medical services in Croatia have completed more than…
Heavy Traffic on Croatia’s Main Routes, Long Border Waits and Disruption Expected on Sunday
Heavy traffic is affecting Croatia’s A1 motorway, routes towards…
More Than €30,000 in Fines Issued During Dubrovnik Maritime Safety Operation
Featured images: Illustration of boating fines enforcement in Croatia/CU…
Strong Bura Disrupts Flights in Dubrovnik, Most Aircraft Diverted
Strong bura disrupted flights at Dubrovnik Airport, diverted incoming…
Croatian Canadair sent to France to help fight wildfires
A Croatian Canadair has been sent to southwestern France…
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