Sailing through the islands of Croatia

Sailing tours in the Croatian archipelago. Many beautiful islands, bays, taverns, and island villages are waiting to be discovered. We have been sailing in Croatia for over 25 years, so you benefit from our extensive knowledge of the area. With this experience, we prepare each sailing week as best as possible and are delighted that most of our guests are VERY satisfied with our service – organization – and execution of their Croatia sailing tours.

Plan

For our trips in Croatia we start in Sukosan, Trogir/Split or Pula and return there as well.
This means we can start in Istria, Central and Southern Dalmatia.
Starting locations: Pula / Sukosan / Trogir / Dubrovnik

Our trips are "active sailing", which means that most of the work on board is done together, including steering, sail trimming, anchoring, etc.

There is plenty of space on deck for sun worshippers, but also good sun protection if desired.
With the powerful 75 HP diesel engine we can travel quickly even when there is no wind for sailing. 3 toilets and shower rooms inside and an outside shower on the bathing platform (with hot and cold water).
Easy sail setting with the numerous large winches, and much more.

This yacht is usually occupied by about 6 guests on these “active sailing” trips.

However, exceptions are possible; there may be more or fewer guests on the trip.

This means that all participants have plenty of space on and in the boat.

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Other information

The skipper for this activity speaks german. To participate you must speak one of the languages spoken on board.

The cruise price refers to the booking of a bow cabin.
If you book a berth in a bunk bed or aft cabin, the price is slightly reduced.
Prices can be requested from the skipper if interested (the price will be adjusted upon booking)

Additional costs at the start of the trip

The on-board cash register
At the beginning of the trip, an onboard fund is set up. This fund covers shared expenses such as harbor and mooring fees (approximately two overnight stays per week in a marina or harbor), diesel, and purchases of food and beverages.
This includes breakfast, lunch and dinner – especially if we spend the night in a bay, for example.

The onboard cash box is independent of the charter price or the price per berth. It is managed by a crew member (not the skipper).
At the start of the trip, an initial deposit of €150 per person is sufficient. If necessary, the on-board cash box will be refilled throughout the week by the crew without the skipper's involvement.

On average, you can expect to pay around €150 per week per person (variations possible). If the entire amount isn't needed, the remainder will be refunded at the end of the trip.

to eat out
If you eat in a restaurant or tavern in the evening, each guest pays for themselves – these expenses are not included in the on-board cash fund.

The skipper will be provided with meals by the crew throughout the entire trip (Saturday 4:00 p.m. to Saturday 9:00 a.m.) both on board and in the restaurant – this is customary and counts as free space.

Additional fixed costs on the ship
Final cleaning, bed linen, deposit insurance, tourist tax, Wi-Fi, etc.: €99 per person per week.
This amount must be paid in cash (in euros) to the skipper directly on board the boat at the start of the cruise. He will forward the money to the charter company or has already made the payments.

What is included in the price of this sailing trip?

– Occupancy of a berth in a double or single cabin (depending on booking)
– Deposit insurance (reduced risk of damage to guests)
– Bedding (pillows, sheets, blanket, covers)
– Final cleaning
– Tourist tax
– Towels per person (on loan, remain on board at the end of the trip)
– Wi-Fi / Internet access on board
– Dinghy with outboard motor
– Mileage confirmation after the trip (on request)

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Boat details

Equipment of the Beneteau Oceanis 48 BT

A comfortable, very safe yacht measuring 14.60 m in length. Equipped with four comfortable double cabins and an additional bunk bed cabin. There are three indoor toilet/shower rooms and an outdoor shower with hot and cold water on the bathing platform. Plenty of space on deck for sunbathers, and the bimini provides good sun protection. A 75 hp diesel engine ensures rapid progress in calm conditions (consumption approx. 4–7 l/h).

Navigation:
Wind indicator, navigation equipment, chart plotter (also at the helm), hand bearing compass, barometer, depth sounder, binoculars, compass, VHF radio, autopilot, log, instruction book, nautical charts.

Safety features:
Safety belts (6), emergency flare, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, flash buoy, flashlight, lifebuoy, life jackets (10), fog horn.

Deck equipment:
Water canister, cockpit table, starter battery (12 V), service battery, charger, electric anchor winch, bow anchor with chain, stern anchor with hawser, 2 steering wheels, winch handles, furling genoa, furling system for mainsail, bimini (sun protection), sprayhood, 220 V shore connection, impeller for cooling water pump, bow thruster, diesel tank (400 L), diesel canister (empty), mooring lines, fenders, bucket with line, water hose, boat hook, tools, bosun's chair, V-belt, spare engine oil, sponge, flag, diesel funnel, bilge pump lever.

Comfort & interior features:
3 × 115 watt solar panels for power supply, WiFi/Internet, outboard motor for dinghy, dinghy, gangway, gas cooker, electric cool box, air pump for dinghy, 2 gas bottles, 12 V and 220 V connections, sink, washbasin, radio/CD, clock and barometer, dining utensils (complete), bed linen, sheets, blankets, clothes hanger, ship's key ring, harbor book.

Further information:
Easy sail setting thanks to large winches. On "active sailing" trips, the yacht is usually occupied by approximately six guests – variations are possible depending on needs. There is ample space for all participants on and below deck.

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