"A cruising permit is issued on arrival at the port of entry. The permit lasts for the calendar year and covers any number of exits and entries, but must be stamped at each major port by the harbour master and customs. The permit allows a yacht to cruise along the entire coast including the islands, except for certain prohibited areas.
 

When obtaining your cruising permit on entry into Croatia, you must complete a crew list, crew changes are possible, but the number of different individuals that may be on board the boat during the validity of the one year permit is twice the capacity of (number of berths on) the boat + 30% e.g. if the boat has 10 berths, then only 23 people may use the boat under the year’s cruising permit. It is not possible for a boat to have more than one cruising permit in a 12 month period. Children under 12 are not included in this count.
 

In addition to the cruising permit and crew list, a certificate of competence in line with the requirements of the vessel’s flag state’s regulations, 3rd party insurance and proof of ownership or permission to use the craft, are required.

The full regulations can be found at www.mmtpr.hr (select English, then Sea, then Nautics). As there have been a number of updates, you need to look at several documents before you have all the information. "

En clair si votre pavillon ne requiert pas de titre de commandement, vous n'aurez pas besoin de présenter de titre. par contre si vous louez un bateau, vérifiez le pavillon et la legislation du titre.

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Capt Eric