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Catamaran Sunsail 444 for charter

Dubrovnik (Croatia)

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Catamaran Sunsail 444 (2012)

• Bowthruster
• Air conditioner
• Electric Toilet
• Furling main sail
• Batten main sail
• Air condition
• Cockpit speakers
• Electric toilets
• GPS Plotter
• Holding tank
• Life jackets
• Mooring lines
• Radio CD player
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Which boat licence do I need?

To sail a boat in most countries you’ll need an internationally recognized boat licence, such as RYA, ICC, Radio License or CEVNI. However, this rule may vary from one country to another, therefore before departing on your trip we advice you to contact our team to see what kind of licences are accepted.

What is a security deposit?

Security deposit is refundable and you will receive it after check-out (after the boat has been inspected for any damages). However, if you cause damage you are responsible to the amount of security deposit ( it can't be exceeded ) and if your damage is less, the rest will be returned to you. Deposit price depends on the price of the boat.

What is a transit log?

Transit Log is one payment for following services (in most cases) : final cleaning, bed linen, base marina fees, diver check. Transit Log services may differ depending on charter company - you can always contact our support team which will be able to outline the specifics of Transit Log for your booking.

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Yes, it's always a good idea to have insurance when you hire a yacht or boat. Insurance can protect you against unexpected expenses or damages that may occur during your charter, such as damage to the yacht, injury to passengers, or loss of personal belongings. SEARADAR offers its own insurance product, the free deposit pack, which allows you to insure 100% of the deposit. This provides an extra layer of protection and peace of mind during your charter.

The qualifications you need to hire a boat or yacht will depend on the country and region where you plan to sail. In Croatia, for example, you are required by law to have a valid sailing license or certificate to operate a yacht or boat. The type of license or certificate you need will depend on the size and type of vessel you plan to operate. If you have a valid sailing license or certificate from your home country, it may be recognized in Croatia. If you don't have a sailing license or certificate, you can hire a skipper to handle the yacht for you.

If your yacht breaks down during your charter, the first thing you should do is to inform us as soon as possible. We will provide you with instructions on what to do next and may send a technician to fix the problem or provide you with a replacement yacht, depending on the severity of the issue.

When hiring a yacht, there are several important factors to consider to ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable experience. Here are some things to keep in mind: Size and Type of Yacht: Consider the size and type of yacht that will best suit your needs. Factors to consider include the number of people in your party, your budget, and your itinerary. Crew: Determine whether you need a crew for your yacht charter. If you are an experienced sailor, you may be able to charter a yacht without a crew. However, if you are new to sailing or want to relax and enjoy the trip, a crewed yacht may be a better option. Itinerary: Plan your itinerary in advance to ensure that you visit the destinations you want to see. Research the area and check the availability of mooring spaces and marinas. Season and Weather: Consider the season and weather when planning your trip. Summer is the most popular season for yacht charter in many destinations, but it may be crowded and more expensive. Be aware of weather conditions and avoid sailing in bad weather. Budget: Set a budget for your yacht charter and be aware of additional costs, such as fuel, mooring fees, and food and drink expenses. Choose a yacht that fits within your budget and consider booking in advance to get the best deals. Safety: Make sure that the yacht you hire is properly equipped with safety equipment, such as life jackets, flares, and a first aid kit. Be aware of safety regulations and follow the rules of the sea.

Yes, indicate your request in the comments to the order, and we will give you a deferred payment by placing the yacht on reserve for you.

Yacht charters are available for any period. But there are generally accepted rules. For example, sailing yachts are most often rented weekly: Saturday to Saturday. You can charter for 1 week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks, etc.

You can rent a yacht with a captain who will take care of all the issues related to the yacht's management. Simply choose this option in the extras. All you need to do is get with your friends together, bring all the essentials and embark on an exciting yacht trip! It's easier than you think, even if it's the first charter you've ever been on!

Our services are absolutely free for you. We don't charge any commissions or extra fees to our customers.

There are several reasons why you should consider booking a yacht with SEARADAR: Over 500 satisfied customers worldwide: SEARADAR has a proven track record of providing high-quality yacht charter services, with many satisfied customers from around the world. Modern, high-tech startup: SEARADAR was founded in 2017 and has since grown into a modern, high-tech startup. Our team of 50+ people works in office and remotely from over 10 countries, which allows us to provide a high level of customer service and support. Experienced sailors: Our founders and many team members are experienced sailors, which means we understand what skippers need and we speak the same language. This allows us to provide personalized service and advice to our customers. Exclusive agreements: We work with practically all the world's charter companies and have exclusive agreements and conditions with many of them. This means we can offer our customers the best selection of yachts at the most competitive prices. Rigorous selection process: During the selection process, we analyze over 30,000 boats from all available market databases, calculate quality metrics, and check yacht availability in options. This allows us to provide our customers with a carefully curated selection of the most suitable yachts. Experienced experts: A team of experienced experts analyzes your request and, using specifically designed software, creates a selection of the most suitable yachts for you. This ensures that you get the yacht that best meets your needs and preferences. Insurance product: SEARADAR has its own insurance product, free deposit pack, which allows you to insure 100% of the deposit. This provides peace of mind and protects you against any unexpected expenses or damages.

The cost of renting a sailboat or catamaran in Croatia can vary widely depending on factors such as the type and size of the vessel, the season, the duration of the rental, and the location of the rental. Generally speaking, the cost of renting a sailboat in Croatia can range from around 1,500 to 4,000 euros per week, while the cost of renting a catamaran can range from around 3,000 to 10,000 euros per week. It's important to note that these prices are for the rental of the vessel only and do not include additional costs such as fuel, mooring fees, and provisions.

Whether or not you need a visa to visit Croatia depends on your nationality and the purpose of your visit. Citizens of the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA) countries, as well as Switzerland, do not need a visa to enter Croatia, and can stay for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Citizens of some non-EU/EEA countries, such as the United States, Canada, and Australia, can also enter Croatia without a visa for up to 90 days within a 180-day period, for purposes of tourism or business. However, citizens of some non-EU/EEA countries do need a visa to enter Croatia, even for short stays. You can check the visa requirements for your country on the Croatian Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs website or contact the nearest Croatian embassy or consulate for more information. It's important to note that all travelers to Croatia must have a valid passport or other travel document, and may also need to provide proof of sufficient funds for their stay and a return ticket or onward travel itinerary.

Yes, it is standard practice to pay a deposit when hiring a yacht in Croatia. The deposit serves as a security deposit and is designed to cover any damages that may occur to the yacht during your rental period. The amount of the deposit can vary depending on the size and type of yacht, but is typically around 30-50% of the total rental cost. The deposit is usually paid when you sign the rental contract and is refunded at the end of the rental period, provided there are no damages or losses to the yacht. It's important to carefully read and understand the terms of the rental contract before signing, including the deposit amount, refund policies, and any other fees or charges that may apply.

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With FDP (Free Deposit Pack), you have the chance to avoid a full security deposit and lock in your funds. Just pay 20% upfront (non-refundable), and experience a hassle-free journey. * The price of the FDP rises to 25% if booked less than 30 days before the charter.

A Comprehensive Guide to Croatia Yacht Rental

Embark on a nautical journey through the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea with our comprehensive guide to Croatia yacht rentals. From exploring serene islands to indulging in luxurious sea-bound escapes, find out how you can create an unforgettable sailing experience in one of Europe’s most coveted coastal destinations.

Key Takeaways:

– Croatia offers a diverse range of yacht rental options for all types of travelers.

– The Dalmatian Coast provides a stunning backdrop for yacht itineraries.

– Understanding charter types and costs is crucial for a well-planned voyage.

– Discover the ease of booking and customizing your yachting experience in Croatia.

Table of Contents:

I. Introduction to Yacht Rental in Croatia

II. Types of Yacht Rentals and Destinations

III. Planning Your Croatian Yacht Adventure

IV. The Distinct Regions for Yachting in Croatia

V. Croatia Yacht Rental: A Seasonal Synopsis

VI. Must-Visit Croatian Islands on Your Yacht Trip

VII. A Step-by-Step Guide to Booking Your Croatia Yachting Experience

VIII. Sailing Etiquette and Safety on Croatian Waters

IX. Making the Most Out of Your Yacht Rental: Activities & Experiences

X. Conclusion: Setting Sail into the Sunset

Croatia , a country esteemed for its rugged coastline and dotted archipelagos, offers a quintessential experience for nautical enthusiasts and leisure-seekers alike. With over a thousand islands, Croatia’s pristine waters welcome sailors of all calibers to explore its maritime majesties. Yacht rentals provide a variety of options, from bareboat charters for experienced sailors to fully crewed yachts promising luxury and relaxation.

The Croatian coast, especially the celebrated Dalmatian Coast, is not just about the serenity of sailing. It’s a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. The ancient cities of Dubrovnik, Split, and Zadar whisper tales of the past while also providing modern comforts and amenities.

Understanding the intricacies of yacht rental in Croatia can seem daunting at first. It involves deciphering the types of yacht charters available, each with its unique advantages. Bareboat charters offer freedom and self-reliance, skippered rentals provide local knowledge and expertise, while crewed charters ensure an opulent voyage with every need catered to.

Additionally, various yacht types cater to different desires. Traditional monohull yachts promise a classic sailing adventure, while catamarans offer stability and space—a favorite among families and groups.

Yacht rental costs in Croatia can vary widely, influenced by factors such as the type of yacht, the duration of the charter, and the season. Early planning can uncover deals and ensure greater choice and availability. The peak summer months of July and August provide the warmest climates but also attract the highest prices and crowds.

Booking a yacht in Croatia is more than just selecting a boat; it’s creating a tailored experience. Whether you seek the intimacy of secluded coves, the thrill of water sports, or the allure of vibrant nightlife, the Croatian coastline caters to all.

In the following sections, we’ll dive deeper into the types of rentals and destination highlights, provide planning tips, and offer insights into what makes each Croatian yachting region unique. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a curious traveler, this guide promises to equip you with the knowledge for a seamless yacht rental experience in Croatia. The heart of a Croatia yacht rental adventure lies in the unique blend of luxury, adventure, and the breathtaking beauty of the Adriatic Sea. The Croatian coastline, a mosaic of historic sites and scenic landscapes, is the perfect canvas for a diverse maritime escape. This article offers essential insights and an in-depth exploration of how to best experience Croatia by yacht.

Croatian Yacht Rental Types

There are three primary yacht rental options available in Croatia:

Bareboat Charter : For experienced sailors with a valid license, bareboat charters offer autonomy to navigate the seas.

Skippered yacht rental : ideal for those with less sailing experience, providing local expertise and guidance., crewed yacht charter : the pinnacle of luxury, with a full crew to cater to all needs on board., table 1: charter comparison chart.

• Rental Type
• Description
• No crew; full control of the yacht
• Includes a professional skipper
• A full-service experience with crew
• Experienced sailors
• Intermediate sailors
• Luxury seekers

Yacht Types and Prices

Yachts come in different shapes and sizes, each offering a unique sailing experience:

Monohulls : Classic, responsive, and ideal for traditional sailing.

Catamarans : more stability, space, and comfort; perfect for groups and families., luxury yachts : high-end facilities and bespoke services for an exclusive voyage., table 2: yacht type and average rental cost.

• Luxury Yacht
• Average Rental Cost (Peak Season)
• 3,000€ – 6,000€ per week
• 5,000€ – 10,000€ per week
• 10,000€ – 50,000€+ per week
• Classic sailing experience
• Spacious and stable
• Premium comfort and services

Destination Highlights

Embarking on a yacht rental in Croatia unveils a network of islands, each with its own charm:

Split : A bustling city offering a mix of modern and historical attractions.

Dubrovnik : renowned for its medieval architecture and game of thrones fame., hvar : known for its lively nightlife and lush vineyards..

For those seeking tranquility, hidden gems like Vis and Lastovo offer seclusion away from the crowds.

Sailing Seasons

The peak season for yacht rentals in Croatia runs from July to August. However, for those who prefer quieter voyages, June and September provide pleasant weather and fewer tourists.

A yacht rental in Croatia epitomizes a maritime adventure that strikes a beautiful balance between relaxation and exploration. The Adriatic is your playground, offering an infinite horizon of cultural richness, natural wonder, and luxurious indulgence. Whether you’re mastering the helm of a bareboat charter or basking in the splendors of a fully-crewed vessel, the memories made against the backdrop of Croatia’s shoreline will last a lifetime. With strategic planning, your sea escapade can include serene island retreats, lively cultural exchanges, and all the amenities of modern comfort, all orchestrated to your personal tune.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q1: Do I need a license to rent a yacht in Croatia?

A1: For a bareboat charter, yes, you need to prove your sailing experience with a recognized sailing certificate. However, if you opt for skippered or crewed charters, no license is required from you as the crew will navigate the yacht.

Q2: What is the best time to rent a yacht in Croatia?

A2: The best time is generally considered to be late spring through early autumn, with July and August being the peak season. For a quieter experience, consider June or September when the weather is still pleasant but the crowds are smaller.

Q3: What should I consider when choosing a yacht type?

A3: Consider the size of your group, your sailing experience, stability preferences, and your budget when choosing between monohulls, catamarans, or luxury yachts.

Q4: Are there any hidden costs in yacht rental?

A4: While reputable rental companies will be upfront about costs, always check for additional expenses like fuel, marina fees, and any optional extras like water sports equipment or guided tours.

Q5: Can I visit other countries from Croatia on my yacht rental?

A5: Yes, many yacht itineraries can include visits to neighboring countries. Confirm with your rental provider about the necessary documentation and any limitations before setting sail.

Key Takeaways: Essential Insights for Your Croatian Yachting Journey

Varied charter options : whether you crave the thrill of sailing your own course or the ease of a crewed voyage, croatia’s yacht rental offerings cater to all levels of experience and luxury., seasonal considerations : to make the most of your croatian yacht rental, align your trip with the climate and crowd preferences of your desired travel dates., cost understanding : familiarize yourself with the factors affecting rental costs and watch out for off-season deals and early booking discounts., yacht selection : your yacht choice should match your group’s needs, from size and stability to the unique luxuries each type of vessel offers., sailing itinerary : craft your itinerary to incorporate the diverse mix of destinations along the croatian coast, each promising its own set of attractions and experiences., preparedness and safety : a responsible sailor is well-prepared, adheres to safety protocols, and respects sailing etiquette to ensure a joyful and secure journey..

Croatia beckons sailors and luxury travelers with her open arms and enchanting seas. By assimilating the knowledge provided in this comprehensive guide, you are now ready to cast off your bowlines and set sail for the adventure of a lifetime amidst the splendor of Croatia’s yachting haven.

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Welcome aboard! Books could be (and have been) written about sailing in Croatia. Our country is truly best experienced by sailing so if you’ve been eyeing our short catamaran cruises , you’re in for a treat! These trips are super popular, but since they’re still fairly new in the travel world and not your typical week-long charters, our guests tend to have a few questions about them. Well, fret not! We’re here to give you all the answers you need. So, sit back, relax, and let’s dive into it!

Sailing 101

What is the best time for sailing in croatia.

The best time for sailing in Croatia typically falls between May and September. During these months, the weather is warm and sunny, with calm seas and gentle winds, providing ideal conditions for sailing. Additionally, the sea temperature is comfortable for swimming and water activities. However, it’s worth noting that July and August tend to be the busiest months with more tourists and higher prices. If you prefer quieter sailing conditions and more affordable rates, May, June, and September are excellent choices.

What is the difference between standard and cabin charter? Will we be alone on the boat?

When chartering a boat, you pay for the vessel and cover fuel and marina fees as you go. Everything else can be added on – a skipper, crew, sports equipment and meals. Cabin charter is a type of sailing arrangement where individual travellers or small groups can book a cabin (or multiple cabins) on a shared sailing yacht or boat, rather than chartering the entire vessel themselves. In a cabin charter, guests share common areas such as the deck and salon with fellow passengers.

It is possible to book any number of cabins, including the entire boat. Solo travellers are welcome.

Are there any specific rules for behaviour on board/boat etiquette?

Since you are sharing the boat with other guests, be polite and kind, aware of others and their personal space.

Listen to the instructions of the crew. The skipper will give a safety talk before the trip.

Commonly, no shoes are worn on the boat. Barefoot or special boat shoes provide best grip, but flip flops and clean sneakers are acceptable if they are clean and only worn on the boat.

Guests are encouraged to dry off on deck after swimming because stepping inside will result in wet floors, and these are a serious safety hazard. Please do not lie on the furniture while wet or wearing sunblock.

C an I participate in sailing activities and learn more about it? Can I do the trip if I don’t have any sailing experience?

You don’t need any sailing experience, but if you are interested in learning, our experienced skippers will be happy to share their knowledge. Don’t hesitate to ask.

Do people often get seasick?

Even if you usually get seasick on the boats, that may not be the case as catamarans tend to be more stable. Furthermore, the Adriatic does not often get big waves so you may just be ok sailing in Croatia. You can also take medication (Dramamine) to prevent this condition and if you start feeling seasick, looking straight ahead at the horizon and fresh air can help. The crew will help you. Don’t forget to stay hydrated.

What happens if the weather is bad and we cannot sail?

In the unlikely event that we are unable to set sail due to adverse weather conditions, your guide will always look for alternatives such as cycling, hiking or something else that suits the group’s interests.

We prioritize the well-being of our guests above all else, implementing stringent measures to guarantee a secure and enjoyable journey every step of the way.

The practical stuff

What is served for breakfast.

We provide a traditional Croatian breakfast experience onboard the boat. To kick off your morning, we’ll serve coffee, tea, refreshing juice and cereal. Our spread features bread, cheese, cured meat, fruit, vegetables, milk, and yogurt. For guests with gluten allergies, we offer gluten-free bread and for vegetarians and pescatarians, we provide suitable alternatives to ensure everyone enjoys their meal. Just make sure to let us know in advance.

What do guests usually do for lunches and dinners?

Another reason why Croatia is a top sailing destination are our exquisite restaurants that cater primarily to yachts. Excellent local and private restaurants will be available during lunchtime and dinner. They have received excellent feedback from previous guests for their value for money and we strongly recommend trying their specialties to all those interested in discovering authentic Croatian food. The skipper will be happy to make reservations and give suggestions. You are welcome to eat as a group or on your own if you prefer – in most places where we stop there is a choice of at least two restaurants.  

Are there drinks available on the boat and can we bring our own?

Croatia has great tap water and while the water from the tanks on our boats is potable, we recommend bringing a reusable water bottle and refilling it with tap water along the way. Guests are allowed to bring snacks, water, non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks on board, but please note that fridge space is limited. There will be shops available each day, so you will be able to restock during the trip.

How should I pack for the tour? Is there a limit for how much luggage we can bring?

Less is more. Once you book, you will receive a document with details about this trip including a packing list.

The cabin is small and narrow, with limited storage space and it would be the best to have cabin sized luggage or a soft duffle bag containing essential items. Additionally, don’t forget to pack something warm for the cooler evenings.

You can store extra luggage at the starting point in our office in Komolac for round trips. That said, we understand you are traveling longer than just the few days with us. We suggest packing your bags so that larger pieces can be stored away, and have smaller bags with the items you will need for the duration of the cruise.

During the trip

How many crew members are there.

There are two crew members on most of our trips – a skipper and a guide who will avoid overcrowded destinations ensuring you get the most authentic short cruise experience.

Do you have snorkelling gear on the boat?

We carry paddleboards (SUP), paddles), and snorkelling gear.

Our boats do not have fins or water shoes and you may consider bringing these as Croatia mostly has rocky beaches. The Adriatic also has a lot of sea urchins, but these are good news unless you step on one – sea urchins are a sign of clean sea.

Is fishing from the boat allowed?

You need a licence for finishing in Croatia. Fishing from the boat is not allowed.

What sort of safety and emergency equipment do you have on the boats while sailing ?

We carry life jackets, fire extinguishers, emergency signaling devices, first aid kits, and safety rafts.

Do you have any recommendations for places to stay before and after the trip?

We recommend staying at the Vimbula hotel the night before the trip. The hotel is a walking distance from our base and starting point. If you are looking to extend your cruise, we offer several short experiences with great accommodations in the area.

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• Yacht Type: Sailing Catamarans
• Charter Type: Bareboat Charters

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• High Season: $ 9,499.00
• Low Season: $ 6,496.00
• Start Time: 12:00
• End Time: 12:00

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The charter fee is for the rental of the yacht and does not include the mandatory extras.

Mandatory Extras: Yacht damage insurance $40/night Cruising tax $4 person/night Park permit $25 for 1-4 people + $10 each 1-2 additional people Virgin Island Search and Rescue $10/charter Dinghy fuel $20 Cell phone $10 Pay for fuel used Optional Extras: Sleep Aboard (Based on Availability) $75/person Day Checkout Skipper $250/day plus meals & gratuity Regular Captain $300/night plus meals & gratuity Instructional Captain $350/night plus meals & gratuity

Déjà vu Bareboat Charter in Croatia

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• Yacht Name: Déjà vu
• Manufacturer: Fountaine Pajot
• Model: Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 - 4 + 1 cab.
• Yacht Age: 2022
• Yacht Length (Feet): 39.1
• Beam (Feet): 21.8
• Draft (Feet): 4
• Engine(s): 2 x 30 HP
• Fuel Capacity: 300 l
• Water Capacity: 530 l
• License Required: No
• Check Out Skipper: Optional For a Fee
• Max Passengers: 9
• Electric Heads: 2
• Total Showers: 3
• Single Beds Forepeak: 1
• Single Beds Interior: 1
• Yacht Layout

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• WiFi: WiFi Router Onboard - Activate on Arrival (Fees Apply)
• Depth Sounder
• TV / DVD Player
• Stereo: Indoor speakers Outside speakers
• Fully Equipped Galley
• Refrigeration: 150L
• Freezer: Yes
• Blender: Yes
• Toaster: Yes
• Coffee Maker: Electric
• BBQ Grill: Yes

Standard Items

• PFDs & Safety Equipment
• Navigation Charts & Manual Tools
• Linens and towels: Linens, pillows, dish towels, bath towels, hand towels and facecloths - recommend bringing beach towels
• Basic Cleaning Supplies: 1 roll of toilet paper per head, clothespins, broom, dust pan and deck brush
• Basic Tool Kit
• First Aid Kit
• Air Conditioning: With Generator
• Generator: Yes
• Electric Anchor Windlass
• Underwater Lights

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• Dinghy: Yes
• Outboard: Yes
• Stand Up Paddle Board: Rent in Advance
• Floats: Rent in Advance

Scuba & Fishing

• Guest Fishing License Required: Yes

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6 ultimate island-hopping itineraries for 2024

Explore the world from the deck of your own yacht with a skippered charter, bareboat or flotilla holiday. Whether you’re a first-timer, a foodie or a family, there’s a sailing itinerary to suit every type of traveller.

Craving a holiday with the freedom to escape the crowds and explore hidden coves, secluded bays and uninhabited islands? Dreaming of anchoring somewhere to take a dip without another person in sight? Sailing enables you to access remote spots that are often inaccessible by land and to experience the diversity of a region, exploring islands, villages and resorts in a single trip. Whether you're just starting out, or keen to set out with little ones in tow, these itineraries suit every type of sailor.  

1. Best for first timers: British Virgin Islands (BVIs)

Calm seas, sheltered anchorages, reliable steady trade winds and easy line-of-sight sailing make the BVIs one of the world’s best sailing destinations for less experienced sailors. The proximity of its islands also means you only need to sail for an hour or two to gain a sense of adventure and achievement as you successfully navigate to the next port of call. Set sail in Tortola and continue on to Virgin Gorda to witness The Baths, a geological wonder made up of granite boulders that stretch down the beach into the sea. Look out for hawksbill turtles as you sail on to tiny specks of land such as the idyllic Saba Rock, and be sure to end the day with a rum cocktail or two at one of the region’s many laid-back bars, which are often perched on unblemished stretches of white sand.

2. Best for families: Croatia

The calm, clear waters of the Adriatic combined with favourable weather conditions in summer provide easy sailing for families and, with more than 1,000 islands dotted along the Dalmatian Coast, there’s a range of activities and attractions with short hops to keep kids engaged. Set sail from the picturesque marina village of Agana and cruise gently to islands such as Brač, Šolta and Hvar, encouraging children to help out on board while keeping an eye out for passing dolphins. With their sheltered bays and clear waters, these islands are ideal stops for families. Spend an afternoon paddling in Brač’s Bobovišća Bay, before setting sail for the remote islands of the Kornati Archipelago, a wild and beautiful national park known for its empty hiking trails. Sailing stops here can be educational, too, with a plethora of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and picturesque port towns steeped in history.

3. Best for food-lovers: Italy

Why base yourself on land to sample Italy’s incredible gastronomy when you can sail from region to region tasting the very best food and wine at numerous ports of call? Sunsail’s SailEatalia’s Italian Cuisine Procida Flotilla departs from the glamourous port town of Procida and sails to the Pontine Islands along the sun-soaked Amalfi Coast, offering stops to taste local cuisine, from classic dishes to regional delicacies as well as the country’s finest wine. Sample Ischia's iconic stewed rabbit in an independent restaurant at the top of a mountain or try the Italian coastal delicacy alici da portare (pasta with anchovies, olives and capers) in the quaint fishing village of Cetara.

4. Best for winter sun: Antigua

Gloriously warm weather between December and May and around 365 powdery white beaches lapped by clear waters make Antigua a popular winter sun destination for British travellers. Sailors can also relax knowing the region has consistent trade winds, safe anchorages and fairly short distances between ports, giving you more time to explore a variety of attractions at your own pace. Drop anchor in Deep Bay to snorkel around the famous shipwreck the Andes , discover uninhabited islands and visit famous places like Nelson’s Dockyard to sip cocktails and dance to the lively music of traditional steel bands.  

5. Best for culture vultures: Croatia  

A cultural treasure trove with 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites ranging from Roman fortresses to hilltop castles, Croatia is a mecca for sailors with a penchant for history and art. Start and finish a week’s charter in Dubrovnik to explore one of the best-preserved medieval walled cities on Earth, touring ancient citadels and Renaissance palaces, and be sure to include Lokrum, home to the ruins of a Benedictine monastery. Sail north and discover Mljet National Park and the island getaway of Korčula, thought to be the birthplace of famed explorer Marco Polo, where museums, galleries and excellent restaurants line the beautiful cobbled streets and defensive walls of the town.  

6. Best for island-hopping: Greece

With thousands of islands scattered fairly close together, sailing from one to another is a breeze with the promise of a remote white sand or perfect pebble beach around every headland. Sailors are spoilt for choice, but the Ionian Islands, off the west coast of the mainland, are ideal for beginners looking for tranquil stretches of gin-clear water with light winds and warm temperatures in summer. Sail to Ithaca or Kefaloni in the south or to Lefkas, Paxos, Antipaxos and Corfu. While Corfu is known for its party vibe and high-end beach bars, others, like tiny Antipaxos, feature just a scattering of houses, no proper roads and a couple of charming waterside tavernas where you can watch local fishermen bring in the day's catch.  

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Master the mediterranean – the simple guide to med mooring.

Just one of the great perks of Sunsail Yacht Ownership is that you get to take advantage of all of the spectacular sailing destinations that Sunsail has to offer all over the globe: From the tropical palm tree-lined beaches of the Caribbean, the mesmerizing sights and sounds of exotic Thailand or the culture filled ports and rich history of the Mediterranean. But you are not alone if the word 'Med' fills you with slight trepidation.

Med mooring, Medi-mooring or the reason many weekend sailors avoid the Mediterranean, can be an intimidating factor when considering a Mediterranean yacht charter. Squeezing your boat stern first into a packed marina while having to anchor or catch a slime line at the same time as battling crosswinds as droves of spectators pack the town dock, phones in hand, ready to capture possible YouTube gold, is reason enough to postpone your Mediterranean sailing adventures if you are not that well acquainted with the European standard of docking.

Nowhere does there ensue more chaos than with theoretically simple-sounding med mooring. The basics of executing the perfect med mooring are to line up your approach to your assigned slip stern first, then either drop the anchor or grab a slime line or mooring ball, and back up until you are close enough to pass the stern lines to the dockhand or have a crew member jump off and tie on the windward stern line first followed by the second stern line. Technically, you should be docked perfectly. But let's break this process down step by step.

That's What Fenders Are For

First things first. You will get very, very close to boats on either side of you, especially in a bustling, packed marina in the middle of the Mediterranean summer. Don't panic. That's what fenders are for. Make sure fenders are out on both your port and starboard side.

Secondly, communication is key! Make sure your crew members know exactly what it is that you want them to do. Now, there are two ways of going about doing this. Firstly, you can yell and scream frantic instructions as you approach the dock. Or you can calm down and precisely explain what you want your crew members to do before you even enter the marina. We highly recommend option number two. But if you are going for entertainment value and wish to have your 15 minutes of online fame, then option number one will be wildly amusing for everyone not on your boat.

Instruct crew members properly on their duties and who will pass stern lines, catch a slime line, mooring ball, or drop the anchor. Having a calm and collected crew who know what they are doing will do wonders in helping you feel in control of docking in the Mediterranean. The Sunsail base in Croatia has a great video on how to calmly execute a med mooring if you need some inspiration.

Mooring Ball, Slime Line Or Anchor

This might be the most confusing part of executing a med mooring: Are you dropping anchor to keep your bow in place, or do you need to pick up a mooring ball or the aptly named slime line? Mediterranean marinas will mostly either have a slime line or have you drop anchor. This you can make sure of by contacting the marina on vhf before heading in to dock, and in the very likely case that no one answers in the busy med season, you would have to do a quick look at the boats around you as you come in to see whether they have their anchors out or a line tied to the bow.

A slime line resembles a mooring ball anchored to the seabed's bottom. When med mooring, the end of the slime line will be attached to the dock, from where a dockhand will pass the line to your boat, and you would have to walk it to the bow and cleat it off tightly. Sometimes, there is one slime line, and sometimes, two must be attached to both the bow port and starboard cleats. Always put on the windward line first to keep the boat stable and avoid getting blown off.

Remember that all the boats in the marina will have slime lines in front of them, so do not prop-wrap them!

Don't Get It Twisted

On the other hand, it can be more tricky if you have to anchor, especially in crowded Mediterranean marinas with numerous anchors strewn about.

To ensure your anchor does not end up like spaghetti twisted on a fork, ensure your approach is perfect and straight ahead in front of your assigned berthing spot. But most importantly, you must commit! It's once you start panicking and questioning yourself and flinging the boat backward and forward that you will begin to lose control over it.

Once you have completely lined up your boat to your assigned slip, start dropping the anchor about three boat lengths before the dock. This is the general rule of thumb but could vary with different depths in marinas and weather conditions. Once you have dropped enough chain, back down until you feel the anchor bite (without hitting the dock!) Once the anchor has set, pass over both of your stern lines to the dock. Depending on the setup, you might have a crinkle – a large metal loop attached to the dock that the line will pass through, and you will tie the line off back on the boat - or a traditional cleat.

Once the stern lines and bow slime line or anchor have been secured, you can begin to adjust your boat to get it the correct distance from the dock by dropping more chain or loosening or tightening your stern lines until your passerelle is able to reach the dock.

How To Avoid Getting Anchors Crossed

Naturally, this question immediately springs to mind once you think about the logistics of anchoring in a crowded marina with numerous anchors strewn around in all directions in front of you. Add in the general lack of visibility in marinas from all the movement kicking up the seabed, and it does not make it easy to spot anchors. So, how do you avoid getting anchors crossed in a busy marina?

Anchor as parallel as possible to your neighbors while also being mindful of other boats anchored directly across you. Depending on weather conditions, the rule of thumb is to stop dropping your anchor about a boat length from the dock to get close to the dock or wall. If you find yourself in a situation where you run out of chain, and your boat will not get close enough to the dock, you will have to pull up the anchor and start over again. This is nothing to be ashamed of and happens to the best of us. Make sure your stern dock lines are long enough to reach the crinkles.

But should you, obviously by no fault of your own, find yourself in a situation where another boat has twisted your anchor like spaghetti on a fork, here are some tips on freeing a tangled anchor .

Step-By-Step Successful Med Mooring

1. Know What You Are Getting Yourself Into When sailing in unfamiliar waters, make sure to review your cruising guides, online sailing forums, advice from fellow sailors and marina websites to get a good idea of the layout of the marinas you will be visiting. Before heading in to dock, also contact the marina via VHF to confirm what kind of berth they will be putting you in. Will you be going side-to on a finger pontoon or stern-to-med mooring? If you are med mooring, verify if you need to drop anchor, grab slime lines, or catch a mooring ball. It is also helpful to ask the marina about any other obstacles or conditions that you need to be aware of, like extremely shallow spots or strong tides. This way, you will know precisely what you are getting yourself into, and you will be able to mentally prepare to execute the perfect med mooring maneuver.

2. Prepare the Boat and Crew Communicate calmly and clearly what you want each crew member to do. Depending on how many crew you have, you will need someone dropping the anchor, grabbing and securing the slime line or mooring ball and handling the two stern lines. Prepare the boat by having your fenders evenly spread out around the widest parts of your boat on both sides before entering the marina, ensuring you have long enough stern lines and that your anchor is open and free from obstructions. Remember, the aim of a smooth docking procedure is to get your crew to secure the windward lines that will keep you in place first before putting on secondary lines.

3. Do a Drive By Before you consider backing into your assigned med mooring slip, do a quick drive-by to scope out the situation. Ensure that your lines and fenders are all in the right place; if not, you can quickly make adjustments. Take note of any hazards, like slime lines heading from the bow of other boats into the water or where other anchors are and plan your approach accordingly.

4. Choose Your Approach Give yourself as much space as possible to get a clear run. The key is to go fast enough to clear the prop-walk and gain control over your steerage, yet still going slow enough to stop quickly if needed. There is no shame in bailing on an attempt to dock when you realize something is going wrong. Rather, slowly and calmly abort your attempt, realign, and start over. There is no shame in taking a few attempts to make sure you do it right.

5. All Hands on Deck As you start to back into your slip, your crew should all be at their designated duties, ready to catch and secure lines. It is also handy to know how long your passerelle is so that you know how far or close to the dock your stern needs to be.

6. Adjust and Secure At this point, all your lines should be secured, and if you find yourself too close or far from the dock, you can adjust your lines until you find your sweet spot and your passerelle can reach the dock.

And finally, you are ready for a cold drink! If you need more of a confidence boost, you will find a plethora of resources at your disposal online that will inspire you to book your next owners' week at any of our Mediterranean Sunsail bases.

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Sailing yacht Sunsail 46 Mon , built in 2019 lies in the Road Town, The Moorings , Caribbean - British Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands . It has 3 cabins , accommodate 8 people and has 3 toilets . Bed linen and kitchen equipment are included in the price.

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CARIBBEAN: BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

This is an example itinerary suggested by the BeBlue skippers who are experts in the navigation area. The route can be planned on the needs of the group before departure or during navigation.

Mandatory costs

Optional extras, availability, questions & answers, what licences do i need to charter the boat sunsail 46 mon .

A boating licence and personal VHF radio certificate are mandatory.We recommend you to check with a BeBlue operator that your license is accepted for this vessel and this country.

Does the price include the skipper?

The skipper is not included in the boat price. It will be possible to add the skipper during the confirmation procedure: the cost is usually between €180 and €250 per day plus food; the skipper requires a dedicated cabin. After checking with a BeBlue operator, it will be possible to request that the skipper sleeps in the dinette (central lounge).

What is the Charter Pack?

It is a compulsory, flat-rate extra that usually includes final cleaning plus other services provided by the base.

What are the additional costs?

The additional costs consist of the mandatory and optional extras. Out-of-pocket expenses and consumption will also be incurred during navigation. (e.g. estimated food galley 20€ per person per day, diesel fuel per week 150-300€, ports and buoys, nature parks, etc.).

What kind of documents will I receive from BeBlue after booking?

The booking will be confirmed online by entering the lease holder's details and the actual contract will be issued. You will receive a boarding pass 7 days before the departure with pre-boarding instructions and details.

How does reservation and cancellation work?

In order to confirm the boat Sunsail 46 Mon, 50% of the boat price must be paid and 35 days before departure the balance must be paid. Any optional and mandatory extras must be paid on site (unless otherwise requested). The amount paid is non-refundable, but we recommend taking out a dedicated cancellation insurance policy. https://www.bebluesailing.com/en/Traveller-services/travel-Insurance-Rent  

Is the boat Sunsail 46 Mon insured?

All boats are covered by Kasko insurance to protect it against possible damage. Additional insurance is available to increase the skipper's liability limit, protect the security deposit and/or cancel the trip: https://www.bebluesailing.com/en/Traveller-services/travel-Insurance-Rent

How much is the security deposit?

The security deposit for any damage caused to this boat is 4.475,00 € . You can reduce the risk by insuring the deposit via the link: https://www.bebluesailing.com/en/Traveller-services/travel-Insurance-Rent

Note: the answers given are of an informative nature and must be reconfirmed during the booking phase with a BeBlue operator.

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Day 1: check-in.

Check-in available in the afternoon at the Charter offices in the Embarkation Marina. After finishing the quick procedures of taking over the boat (technical check-in) and boarding the galley, you can enjoy an aperitif and dinner near the Marina or alternatively set sail immediately and enjoy the first sailing.

On Sunday, after a good breakfast, we will sail from Scrub Island Marina to White Bay (about 2 hours) where we will arrive for lunch time, and we will visit the beautiful Soggy Dollar Bar, very famous and renowned in the area.   In the late afternoon we will sail to Great Harbor (in about 30 minutes) for a tasty dinner and we will eventually even visit Foxys Tamarind too for some nice cocktails.

We will start from Great Harbor post breakfast and head to Sandy Cay (30 minutes) for snorkeling and other water activities, then lunch.   Then we will visit the national park donated by the prestigious Rockefeller family to the BVI, and you can ask a skipper to take you for a ride in a tender near the coast and show you the wonders of this island.   In the afternoon we will sail to Norman Island (2 hours) to visit the crystalline caves of Treasure Point, then continue to Benures Bay (30 minutes) for a quiet evening under the stars.

After breakfast, we will reach the Indians, the perfect location to do some fantastic snorkeling in the crystal clear waters.   After this experience we will set sail again, this time towards Deadmans Bay (1 hour) on Peter Island, to have lunch and relax on the beach.   Later in the afternoon you can visit the Great Harbor of Peter Island for the fantastic festivities present.   After this, dinner and evening at Cooper Island.

Today we will head to the Baths marine park where we will spend the morning and then have lunch.   Here you can go snorkeling or take a short trip from the beach to Devil Bay through a maze of giant stones.   In the afternoon we will sail to North Gorda sound (2 hours) and we will continue on between Prickly Pear and Eustatia for an evening of relaxation and tranquility.

We will soon sail to Anegada Setting Point (3 hours).   Here there will be the option of renting Jeeps and exploring the island in an adventurous way;   after this a lobster dinner will be waiting for us, a real specialty of the island.   During this experience we will also see the peculiarities of the beautiful Sunken Island, such as flamingos and white beaches.

In the morning, from Anegada we will head to Monkey Point (around 4) on the island of Guana, for snorkeling, followed by lunch.   Here, in fact, we will be able to see a lot of turtles and an incredible variety of colorful fish, very close to the shore.   We will then stop in the afternoon in the enchanting White Bay Beach, with paddle boards and kayaks. Return to port is scheduled for late afternoon.

Day 8: Check-out

Disembarkation is scheduled in the early morning after breakfast.

The itinerary may be subject to variations based on weather conditions, safety conditions and the technical assessments of the captain of the boat. This program is intended as indicative and not binding.

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2017 Leopard 45

Dubrovnik, croatia, €439,000 tax not paid.

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2017 ROBERTSON AND CAINE LEOPARD 45 – EL DOMINICO

Builder's Remarks:  We are pleased to announce that the Leopard 45 has been awarded 2017 Boat of the Year by Cruising World Magazine. This marks the 7th Cruising World Boat of the Year win by Leopard. This year’s award was in the newly created Best Charter Catamaran category proving that South African Builders, Robertson and Caine, have perfected the art of not only creating the perfect private owner’s boat but one that is perfectly suited for the charter industry as well. 

Broker's Remarks:   EL DOMINICO is a rare Leopard 45 leaving the fleet this season based in Dubrovnik. Yanmar engines, Northern Lights generator, Air Conditioning, Electric Davits, Forward covered cockpit make up a great package. Availability:  After 31st October 2024.

 2017 ROBERTSON ET CAINE LEOPARD 45 – EL DOMINICO

Remarques du constructeur : Nous sommes heureux d'annoncer que le Leopard 45 a été élu Bateau de l'année 2017 par Cruising World Magazine. Il s'agit de la 7e victoire du Cruising World Boat of the Year par Leopard. Le prix de cette année était dans la catégorie nouvellement créée du meilleur catamaran de location, prouvant que les constructeurs sud-africains, Robertson et Caine, ont perfectionné l'art de créer non seulement le bateau de propriétaire privé parfait, mais aussi celui qui convient parfaitement à l'industrie de la location.

Remarques du courtier : EL DOMINICO est un rare Leopard 45 quittant la flotte cette saison basée à Dubrovnik. Les moteurs Yanmar, le générateur Northern Lights, la climatisation, les bossoirs électriques, le cockpit couvert vers l'avant constituent un excellent ensemble.

Disponibilité : après le 31 octobre 2024.

Anmerkungen des Bauherrn: Wir freuen uns, Ihnen mitteilen zu können, dass die Leopard 45 vom Cruising World Magazine zum Boot des Jahres 2017 gekürt wurde. Dies markiert den 7. Gewinn des Cruising World Boat of the Year durch Leopard. Die diesjährige Auszeichnung erfolgte in der neu geschaffenen Kategorie Best Charter Catamaran, was beweist, dass die südafrikanischen Bauunternehmen Robertson und Caine die Kunst perfektioniert haben, nicht nur das perfekte Boot für Privatbesitzer zu bauen, sondern auch eines, das perfekt für die Charterbranche geeignet ist.

Bemerkungen des Maklers: EL DOMINICO ist eine seltene Leopard 45, die diese Saison die Flotte mit Sitz in Dubrovnik verlässt. Yanmar-Motoren, Nordlicht-Generator, Klimaanlage, elektrische Davits, vorderes überdachtes Cockpit bilden ein großartiges Paket.

Verfügbarkeit: Nach dem 31. Oktober 2024.

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Basic Details

• Boat Name: EL DOMINICO
• Make: Leopard
• Length: 45ft / 13.72m
• Location: Dubrovnik, HR
• Price: €439,000
• Fuel Type: diesel
• Hull Material: Fiberglass
• Hull Construction: Composite Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) Sandwich with Balsa core
• Deck Material: Fiberglass
• Rudder Type: Balanced spade rudder
• Keel Type: Multihull
• Where Built: South Africa
• HIN: ZA-RACB3010L617
• Layout (Cabins): 4
• Layout (Heads): 5
• LOA: 45 ft 0 in / 13.72 m
• LWL: 42 ft 11 in / 13.07 m
• Beam: 24 ft 1 in / 7.35 m
• Draft: 5 ft 1 in / 1.55 m
• Sail Area: 1318 sq. ft.
• Displacement: 31,967 lb / 14,500 kg

Engines and Controls

• Make: Yanmar
• Model: 4JH45
• Type: Inboard
• Drive Type: Sail
• Prop Type: 3 Blade
• Engine Hours Run / Date: 2640
• Engine Hours Run / Date: 2651
• Gearbox: SD60
• Controls: Morse double lever throttle / gearshift control
• Cooling System: Raw water
• Capacity: 350L / 92.46USgal
• Capacity: 390L / 103.03USgal

Accommodations

• Single Berths: 1
• Double Berths: 4

Electronics and Navigation

• Depthsounder: Raymarine i70s
• Log Speedometer: GPS Speed
• Wind Speed and Direction: Raymarine i70s
• Compass: Yes
• Plotter: Raymarine 9
• Autopilot: Raymarine p70
• Radio: Fusion UD 755 MS
• Cockpit Speakers: Yes
• Fully Battened Mainsail: Yes
• Furling Genoa: Yes
• Lazy Bag: Yes
• Genoa Winches: 2 x Lewmar electric at helm
• Main Halyard Winch: Lewmar electric at helm
• Mainsheet Winch: Lewmar
• Spar Maker / Material: Z-spars/Aluminum
• Standing Rigging Material: Stainless Steel
• Electric Winch: 2 at helm

Inside Equipment

• Electric Bilge Pump: 4 x with alarms
• Manual Bilge Pump: Main bilges x 2
• Air Conditioning: 2 x Cruisair 16k BTU
• Hot Water: 2 x 46l
• Fresh Water Pump: With Accumulator Tank
• Cooker Type: ENO Propane Oven & 3 burner cooktop
• Oven: ENO Propane
• Sink: Stainless steel
• Electric Head: 4 x Jabsco electric flush
• Upholstery/Color Scheme: Faux Leather
• Interior Construction/Wood Type: Laminate finishes with solid wood trims
• Refrigerator: Vitrifrigo 212Lt
• Deep Freezer: Yes
• Saloon Table: Table convertable to double bunk

Electrical Equipment

• Shore Power: 2 x 30amp cables - 220V
• Electrical Circuit: 220V
• Battery Charger: Yes
• Generator: Northern Lights 9Kw
• House Batteries: 3 x AGM 210 AH ea.
• Engine Batteries: 2 x AGM
• Generator Batteries: 1

Deck Equipment

• Steering System: Edson Wheel
• Steering Wheel: Yes
• Bimini Top: Hardtop
• Dodger: Front screen panel
• Solar Panel: 2 x 100W
• Swimming Ladder: Yes
• Cockpit Shower: Yes
• Davits: Stainless steel electric
• Fenders: (8) Yes
• Cockpit Table: Yes
• Anchor Windlass: Lewmar Electric
• Primary Anchor: Delta 55 lb with 60m of chain
• Secondary Anchor: Britany 35 lb
• Liferaft: Viking 12pax
• Safety Equipment: 6 X Fire extinguishers
• Other Equipment: Anchor bridle, mooring equipment fenders, mooring lines

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

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