boat hire in Punat · Lagoon — 450 Sport (2020)

Croatia - Island Krk - Marina Punat All Inclusive - no additional costs! Tourist tax, transit log, inflatable boat 3,3m, 20hp outboard, 2 pers. kayak, stand up paddle, final cleaning, gas, bed linen, towels in bathroom, check in / out Lagoon 450 Sport “Gecko” - Year of construction 2020 - Length approx. 13.96 m - Width approx. 7.87 m - Draft 1.30 m - Square top mainsail 81 m² - Furling genoa 51m² - Water 700 l - Fuel 1000 l - Motorization 2 x 57 HP - 11 KW generator - Air conditioner - watermaker - Dinghy 3,3m with 20HP - Berths 9 - Cabins 4 x 2, 1 x 1 - 4 bathrooms with E/WC - Solar panel 1100w Equipment: Galley: fully automatic coffee machine, 2 x fridges with freezer compartment, hot water, gas stove, oven / Deck equipment: electric windlass, stern shower, cockpit table Dinghy 3.3m 20hp, bimini top, main anchor 75m chain, teak in cockpit, sundeck with sunbathing area, cockpit & lunge cushions, cockpit fridge / Navigation: AIS, autopilot, B&G, chartplotter B&G Zeus12- cockpit, log/sounder/speed/wind B&G, VHF radio, handhold spotlight / Interior: bathrooms with shower h/c and E toilet, 4 double cabins, 1 bow cabin, fans in all cabins, air conditioning in 4 cabins and saloon / Yacht electrics: E- and E-windshields, air conditioning in 4 cabins and saloon, air conditioning in all cabins, air conditioning in 4 cabins and saloon. Yacht electrics: shore power 220V, charger, generator 11 kw, 220v plug, service batteries, inverter 2000w, solar panel 900w, watermaker 100l / Sails: mainsail lazy bag, furling genoa, 2 electric winches / Entertainment: W-LAN, radio CD player, USB, AUX input, outdoor speakers, TV Sailing area from the island of Krk to the Kornati islands Marina Punat on the island of Krk is one of the most beautiful marinas in Croatia. The bridge that connects the island with the mainland and the airport on the island offer many advantages on arrival! As soon as you leave the sheltered bay of the marina, you are immersed in a quiet and tranquil island world with an infinite number of destinations in a very small space. Because the area is so well shielded from the open Adriatic, it is particularly suitable for families and all those who prefer very calm sailing conditions, but ambitious sailors certainly don't have to miss out on anything either. From Krk, following the chain of islands further south to northern Dalmatia, the highest density of islands opens up and therefore also the largest selection of destinations. The island world has two special features that you should be aware of. Firstly, despite the considerable size of some of the islands, there are no large island centers. Away from the mainland, you should therefore not expect to find vibrant life and crowded promenades on the islands. Instead, you are more likely to find cozy settlements or tranquil fishing villages. However, this does not mean that there are not still plenty of marinas, town harbors, harbor piers, restaurants and village stores. There are also countless options for nature lovers, bay lovers and all those who consider konoba bays to be the best a sailing vacation has to offer. In addition to all the island resorts and anchorages, you can also expect many mooring fields that save you the trouble of anchoring in the bays. The area representatives such as Cres, Krk, Pag and Rab each have destinations for a whole week, such as the sandy beach of Susak, of which there are very few in the whole of Croatia. The outermost and elongated islands of Dugi Otok and Kornat, as well as the countless islands in between, make every sailor's heart beat faster. The other feature of this coast is the famous Kornati National Park, a barren group of islands around the main island of Kornat. This is the epicenter of a popular mooring facility known throughout Croatia: Konoba Bay. This usually refers to secluded anchor bays where a landlord runs a restaurant (konoba) and a jetty. Often very charming little mini harbors in wonderfully secluded natural surroundings, where the rule applies: mooring is free if the crew comes to eat in the restaurant in the evening. There are more than two dozen konoba bays in the 15 nautical mile long national park area. However, it should not be forgotten that sailing in the Kornati National Park is subject to a fee and is not entirely inexpensive. If you don't head for the national park on a cruise for this reason, you will still find more than enough destinations in the ramified island world. Another special feature of the area are the Krka waterfalls, which are also a major tourist attraction for land-based vacationers. For sailors, even the journey there is special: a ten nautical mile trip along the wide course of the river to the pretty little town of Skradin, which also leads through a large lake with further anchoring and mooring options. Conclusion on the sailing area: island diversity, quiet sailing, natural bays, small original villages, no mass tourism, idyllic konobas; An eventful sailing trip is guaranteed!