rigpigpaul
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Hi All, what is the current cost of a transit log and what is the cost of a page change for a different crew.
As of August 2024, approx 150euros for transit log, and depending where you do crew change 50/150 euros for crew change.. You are allowed 4 separate crew changes before you have to buy another transit log.. Bodrum being one of the most expensive portsHi All, what is the current cost of a transit log and what is the cost of a page change for a different crew.
Your check-in/check-out costs in Türkiye were on the high side. I paid €200 for check-in in Kuşadası in June and that was through the marina who are generally more expensive than agents. I regularly do check-in from Türkiye in Pythagorio and it's a breeze. I don't use an agent and I think the transit log costs €32. I checked in at Corfu in June coming from Albania and the experience was exactly the same.Checked into Turkey in Bodrum ( June 24), via an agent 350 euro , this high price included adding three crew members who came for a week.
Checked out of Bodrum (Sep 24)via an agent 200 euro.
Both times very easy, agent waiting at customs dock and took less than an hour.
Checking back into Greece in Kos was a beaurocratic runaround over one and a half days !!
Great to hear you're sorted for the next year or more. Maybe we'll see you in Kuşadası again next year for a visit - although the bloody place is still a virtual construction site.In 2016 /2017 I left Falmouth UK to go cruising. I had paid £6500 for my last year. Not including electricity.. Today I have just paid the same amount for a 12.5 metre boat including electricity and water for 14 months . And 7 or 14 nights free stay in any of the other marinas in same group. (not including electric or water). At £115 per week this old pensioner can stay another year![]()
Hi. I hope so.. Had a great year so far, cracking sailing wise.. Been a bit hotGreat to hear you're sorted for the next year or more. Maybe we'll see you in Kuşadası again next year for a visit - although the bloody place is still a virtual construction site.
Be great if it was true, but I just can't see it, especially not for foreign flags.I read that the Turkish government Web site is accepting/processing entering and leaving the country by boat. that's almost all I know , I'll investigate!