Guidance on 'Open Sea' Qualification – Territorial Waters vs. 12 NM
The relevant criterion is being outside territorial waters, rather than simply sailing more than 12 nautical miles from the coast.
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Keep up with yachting regulations across the Mediterranean and meet FLYN-YACHTING at the leading boat shows.
The relevant criterion is being outside territorial waters, rather than simply sailing more than 12 nautical miles from the coast.
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In force since 24 June 2026, the new regulatory boundaries already apply — even though the official nautical charts have not yet been updated.
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Two contractual frameworks, two very different logics — with concrete consequences for VAT, operational flexibility and cruise organization.
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Fines of up to €200,000 per incident for anchoring in restricted Posidonia zones: our warning-zones database is ready for the 2026 season.
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How to certify the entry into the customs territory of the EU for a yacht under Temporary Admission (TA) and renew the 18-month period.
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The FLYN-YACHTING team will attend PBIBS 2026 from March 25th to 29th — the perfect opportunity to reconnect with our American clients, captains and brokers.
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Following the Customs & Tax meeting held in Antibes, a reminder of the regulations regarding the mixed commercial use of fuel and the required declarations.
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Meet the FLYN-YACHTING team at the prestigious Antigua Charter Show from December 4th to 9th, 2025 to kick off the Caribbean season.
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The 4th edition of the FLYN book gathers all the information about our services and how FLYN-YACHTING helps you enjoy a safe season.
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