Di più yacht in affitto settimanale a Brac-Croazia

Leading boat charter provider in the city offers sailing vacations in the beautiful Adriatic Sea. The Adriatic is a sailing enthusiast's dream with its clean waters and pleasant Mediterranean climate. Our fleet offers a variety of sailing alternatives, from fully crewed luxury yacht rentals for those looking for a more opulent experience to bareboat charters for experienced sailors. Our skilled and experienced crew can assist you in creating the ideal sailing trip, regardless of whether you are an expert sailor or a first-time charterer.

Our base of operations is in Croatia, which is regarded as one of the most stunning sailing locations in the world. The company is situated in the charming Marina Kastela, close to Split, making it the ideal place from which to explore the Dalmatian coast and its numerous islands.

Daily travel to new places. vacant beaches. private gatherings. The water is like your own playground. A yacht charter is necessary to complete some experiences. Explore the Adriatic's full range of offerings. Immerse yourself in a tranquil setting with crystal-clear water. A remote anchorage should be empty. On your terms, leave the world behind. a customizable, flexible itinerary. Without exceptions. Take a look at the places we've recommended and allow yourself to be awed by these unspoiled natural wonders.

BRAC-CROATIA

The Adriatic Sea is a haven for sailors looking for the perfect combination of crystal-clear turquoise waters, untouched natural beauty, and historical landmarks. With its lengthy coastline and more than a thousand islands, Croatia has become a popular vacation spot for sailors. The island of Brac is one of the many gems of the Adriatic and stands out for its natural splendor, extensive past, and diverse gastronomy.

The rich history and Mediterranean influences of the region are reflected in the cuisine of the island of Brac. Lamb cooked on a spit, a typical Croatian dish that is frequently paired with potatoes and vegetables, is one of the most well-liked foods on the island. Grilled seafood, octopus salad, and paticada, a slow-cooked beef stew, are some further regional favorites.Olive oil tasting on the island is definitely worth trying if you're searching for a distinctive gastronomic experience. You can sample various sorts of the best olive oil produced in Croatia on Brac at nearby farms and businesses.

SOUTH DALMATIA - 7 DAY CHARTER

Day 1: Marina Kastela

Day 2: Milna (Brac) - Once you've boarded and are ready to cruise, Milna on the island of Brac is the closest location and the typical first stop for charterers. Having dinner first, whether it is onboard or at a restaurant, and then staying over for another day at sea.

Day 3: Hvar & Paklinski Islands - Proceed via Hvar, one of the most famous islands in Croatia, the island with the most sunny days a year in Croatia. It would be a shame not to spend at least a day in Pakleni island, a small islet not a mile away from Hvar. Perfect nature, crystal clear sea and the environment can make you feel speechless.

Day 4: Vis - Visit Vis to enjoy complete calm and allow the stresses of daily life to simply melt away. Vis, the oldest town in Dalmatia, was created in 397 BC and opened to tourists in 1989 after serving Yugoslavia's military needs. Both locals and tourists are drawn to the natural beauty that has endured.

Day 5: Komiza (Vis) - A coastal village called Komiza is located in the center of the Adriatic Sea on the western side of the island of VIs. A number of cultural and historic landmarks, monasteries, and fortresses are available in Komiza, together with excellent visitor options and high-quality lodging. It is renowned for its little Dalmatian streets and fisherman.

Day 6: Maslinica (Solta) - There are just 208 people living in Maslinica, a port settlement on the Croatian island of Solta in Split-Dalmatia. On the western side of the island, Maslinica is the only town and port. Due to its Martinis Marchi Castle and new marina port, the community is currently becoming more and more well-known.

Day 7: Marina Kastela

MORE 55 SAILING VESSEL

More 55 combines the best qualities of a sporty yacht with unwavering beauty and elegant luxury. Performance sailing boat that is ideal for both ordinary charter cruising and sailing competitions. With 5 guest cabins and a skipper's cabin at the bow, she is a roomy yacht. The yacht contains 4 double-berth cabins and 1 bunk cabin. Due to the saloon table's conversion to a sleeper, 2 persons can sleep there. There are 3 restrooms. She has a generator, air conditioning, an inverter, an ice maker, a coffee maker, a dinghy, and an outboard motor. The monofleet of nine More 55s is perfect for conventional charters, flotillas, and races.

Equipment:

Air Condition, Battery charger, Dinghy repair kit, Electric toilets, Heating system, Service battery, Water heater, Radar, USB outlets, 220V shore power plug, Anchor chain, Bimini top, Cockpit cushions, Deck cushions, Cockpit table, Electrical windlass, Fenders x9, Outboard engine, Sprayhood, Steering wheel, Teak cockpit, Gangway, Teak deck, Speakers in saloon and cockpit, Fusion 750 Marine stereo with iphone interface, Coffee machine, Freezer, Ice maker, Oven, Refrigerator, Saloon table-Folding/Electric, Bow thruster, Generator, 220V Plug, 12V Plug, Inverter, Nautical charts, Nautical dictionary, Navigation set, Pilot book, Echosounder, Autopilot, Compass, Engine hour meter, Fresh water & Fuel level instruments, GPS chart plotter, Speedmeter, VHF Station, Voltmeter, Wind instrument, Binoculars, Bosun’s chair, Engine tool set & spare parts box, Fire extinguisher, First aid box, Floating smoke signal, Fog horn, Hand bearing compass, Life jackets, Liferaft