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Base Information Trogir, Marina SCT Base information Trogir, Marina SCT We make your most important time of the year to your most beautiful experience. 1 supermarket Parking supermarket Paid car parking is possible directly in the marina. They are guarded around the clock. Costs marina parking Car: approx. €10/day; €60/week pier E Bus: approx. €20/day; €100/week pier D gas station supermarket Costs private parking Luka & Ivan Büro parking Vehicle: approx. €40/week supermarket Address Transfer (recommendation) Pitter d.o.o., SCT Marina Target prices: Put Brodograditelja 16, 21220 Trogir, Airport Split – Marina Trogir Croatia 1-4 people: approx. €26 5-8 people: approx. €35 GPS: 43.513367, 16.244114 9-15 people: approx. €60 Our yachts can be found at pier D and E. Airport Zadar – Marina Trogir The office is located opposite of pier C. 1-4 people: approx. €130 (see map) 5-8 people: approx. €160 9-15 people: approx. €230 Base manager: Mr. Nikola Bogic Required information: Contract no., date, arrival time, arrival airport, flight 0038 599 36 20 64 6 number, number of persons Office: Please let us know latest one week before charter. Please pay directly to the driver. 00385 21 797 034 When should I inform the base? Supermarket In case of damage There are several supermarkets near the In case of exceptional circumstances marina. (see map) (f.e. accidents) Opening hours high season: In case of non-scheduled return the daily approx. 08:00 – 21:00 h day before until 18:00 (f.e. based on the bad weather situation) Opening times may vary in low season. Price changes, errors and mistakes reserved. What to do in case of damage? Please contact the base immediately! Exchange insurance policy data (for liability damage) Take pictures of the damage Create a sketch with description of how the accident happened and let Damages can happen even to very experien- it sign from all involved persons ced skippers. Please let us know straight away when damage occurs, so we can organise Create a record with the port everything and so you don’t lose valuable ho- captain liday time. Create an entry in the log book Radio Marina is available via channel 17. Port authorities are available via channel 10. In case of distress use channel 16! Coastal radio stations Station VHF channels Sea weather forecast GMT (summer time = GMT+2h) Rijeka radio 04, 20, 24, 81 07:35, 16:35, 21:35 Split radio 07, 21, 23, 28, 81 07:45, 14:45, 21:45 Dubrovnik radio 04, 07, 85 08:25, 15:20, 23:20 Coastal radio stations Recorded messages Station VHF channel Transmission ranges Pula 73 Northern Adriatic / west coast of Istria Rijeka 69 Kvarner Bay to Kornati Split 67 Central Dalmatia Dubrovnik 73 Southern Dalmatia EU emergency call Maritime distress Errors and mistakes reserved. 3 To avoid problems, please do the check-in precise and write down every deficiency at the check form. 1 The port manuals for the Mediterranean on board may be used for navigation only. Any use of other documents 2 than those specified, results in the liability of the skipper in the case of damage. The electronic map is a navigation AID and was de- veloped to simplify the use of official maps. It is no repla- 3 cement for official sea maps and only the official sea for a safe maps and messages contain the necessary information for safe navigation. The captain is responsible for correct sailing holiday use. The passing through the “Zdrelac bridge” between Ugli- jan and Pasman is not permitted as a rule. 4 We advise our customers to fill up the yacht already on the day before last and to also fill up the space can with 5 diesel. Before the yacht is handed over, the tank is filled with the reserve can. This saves the customer a long wait at the petrol stations and allows a smooth and timely check-out. The water tanks and the reserve can of the outboard motor are not filled. 6 Give stowaways (rats) no chance! Please put rests of meal and the gangway away. 7 Think of the next person! Regrettably it happens that yachts are left in very dirty and disorderly condition. This 8 means that the final cleaning takes longer as it should. This delays the check-in of the next crew considerably. We therefore ask you kindly to ensure the boats are cle- an and tidy at hand over. Please dispose of your rubbish in the designated containers in the marina. These mea- sures will facilitate a swift and punctual check in for the following crew. Thank you for your cooperation. Yours Klaus Pitter Payment methods Trogir, Marina SCT Services Cash (kn) Maestro Visa Card Mastercard Diners Club Discover Card Deposit: Permit: Tourism tax: Pets: Hostess: Skipper: Additional cleaning: Additional Equipment Outboard engine: Extra bedding: Gennaker: Big dinghy with 15 PS engine: Please note that we Towels: do not accept debit cards! Missing fuel charge: Pitter Gesellschaft m.b.H. Safety net: Raimund-Obendrauf-Straße 30 Blocked holding tank: 8230 Hartberg Spinnaker: +43 (0)3332 66240 [email protected] Stand up Paddle (SUP): www.pitter-yachting.com Errors and mistakes reserved..
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