We couldn’t resist. In summer at sea, you see all kinds of things. And the “war” between sailors and motorists is hotter than ever. Watch this video and judge: Sailors 1 – Speedboaters (purely Russian) 0.
THE “OLYMPIC” PLUNGE OF THE DRUNKEN SPEEDBOAT
P.S. Don’t worry, it is an “edited” video …
While theoretically it would be possible to go Slovenia without exceeding the 12-mile limit from the coast, the maximum limit to which Italian boats (with a license) can go, Slovenian regulations require all boats over 3 meters to be registered.
After telling you about Croatia’s entry into the Schengen area last week, many of you asked us if it is possible to go there by boat. In order to provide clarity on the topic of overseas navigation of vessels, we
They were sailing off North Carolina in December when their sailboat, Atrevida II, a Catalina 30 (9.14 m), was caught in a storm. Shipwrecked for 10 days They were adrift for ten days in the Atlantic, with a broken mast,
As of January 1, Croatia, formerly a member country of the European Union, officially joined the Schengen area and adopted the euro. We asked the Croatian National Tourist Board, what changes for Italian boaters who want to visit the country
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