Serbian Yacht

Serbia has no ocean access, but this fact did not prevent them from building a large civil fleet and an advanced yachting infrastructure at the same time. The same goes for the Serbian Yacht market. The reason for this is that across from Serbian territory runs a river called Danube, which is the second largest river in Europe. Almost the better half of this river, nearly 600 kilometers, is located in Serbia. Danube is not the only river in Serbia; there are several other large rivers, along with an advanced network of canals. For example, Danube is connected to a river called Tisa via an artificial canal. Thanks to this extensive labyrinth of waterways, there has been ongoing development of river navigation and shipbuilding in this country.

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The Serbian Yacht market does not include super and mega yachts that are commonly seen in the Mediterranean or near the Atlantic coast, for obvious reasons; there is simply no need for them, despite some of the rivers being wide enough to accommodate. The yachts that are being sold in Serbia tend to be smaller in size, with just a few cabins, some with sails, but incapable of making long trips far from the shore. The majority also have flat bottoms. Yacht manufacturing is scarce in this region, and most of the boats suited for river navigation are brought in from Japan, Great Britain, Montenegro, France, Italy and the United States. Importation is at the heart of this country's profitability, which is great for a potential yacht buyer. The choices are greater, as are the opportunities to pinpoint the exact vessel you seek.

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Yachts are generally sold at local docks in the larger cities. Pre-owned boats are not as prevalent here, and you should definitely do your research beforehand, or seek the assistance of a qualified Serbian Yacht broker who will search the current market for vessels meeting your criteria available for sale in this region. After selecting a boat and completing all documentation, you can easily go home by river or sea routes, because Serbia is not the only European country with such a developed infrastructure; all of Europe is literally shrouded by a network of waterways and canals. In the event that the river routes are not suitable to you, it is always possible to travel out to the Black or Baltic Seas. Given the numerous routes available, you should definitely do your homework here, as well.