mySea Blog
Selected updates on marinas, berths, navigation, safety, regulations and seasonal changes across the Mediterranean – prepared for crews and passage planning.
From the cruising areas
The Mykonos Port Fund describes an online process for yacht berths, including application, document checks, payment, check-in and arrival rules. Crews should check the official process, berth area and timing before arrival.
Read notice →Privlaka Bridge near Mali Lošinj was temporarily unable to open for boats during repair work. According to the harbour authority, bridge operations resumed on 30 June 2026 at 18:00.
Read notice →A defined area in Poros harbour is closed to anchoring, laying mooring or fastening points, and making fast to the shoreline until 31 October 2026. This is not a general anchoring ban for all of Poros.
Read notice →During the EU–Western Balkans Summit in early June, vessel movements in Tivat and Porto Montenegro may be significantly restricted. Crews should check arrivals, departures and alternatives in advance.
Read notice →Split Radio reported a temporary outage of MRCC Rijeka communication systems in the NAVTEX archive. For crews, this is safety-relevant because emergency and safety communication in the Adriatic depends on functioning coast radio and coordination structures. Before practical use, the current status should be checked.
Read notice →A local exclusion zone at the Pula breakwater was reported in the NAVTEX archive. For crews, the notice is relevant when approaching the harbour, manoeuvring in the port area or making short-term berth decisions. Before practical use, the current warning status should be checked.
Read notice →Croatia is keeping petrol and diesel prices capped during the current 14-day pricing window. For crews, this makes fuel costs easier to calculate in the short term – while other boating expenses are becoming more important in trip planning.
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