Budva: Maritime Museum marks Galiola where several yachts ran aground

This is a site of isolated danger at sea that has posed a risk to navigation for years and caused damage to a large number of luxury yachts, which is why JPMD began developing a design and technical solution, obtaining all necessary permits and selecting a contractor and supervisory authority.

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Photo: Vuk Lajović
Photo: Vuk Lajović
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The Public Company for Maritime Zone Management of Montenegro (JPMD), with the consent of the competent authorities, has begun implementing a project to resolve a long-standing security problem at Cape Galiola behind the island of Sveti Nikola, in the waters of the municipality of Budva. This was announced to "Vijesti" by the state-owned company.

This is a site of isolated danger at sea that has posed a risk to navigation for years and caused damage to a large number of luxury yachts, which is why JPMD began developing a design and technical solution, obtaining all necessary permits, and selecting a contractor and supervisory authority.

The project is given special importance by the fact that it is the first such facility on the Montenegrin coast, implemented in accordance with IALA world standards.

All equipment has been purchased and delivered, preparatory activities have been completed, and works are underway. Upon completion of the project, Cape Galiola will be adequately marked, making this part of the waterway significantly safer for navigation, while JPMD announces its readiness to continue working in cooperation with the Maritime Safety Administration to resolve similar locations along the Montenegrin coast.

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