Elan Impression 40 - The Exterior
Our boats come with multitude of inclusions
INCLUDED
- dinghy with outboard engine
- bed linen, gas, bathroom towels
- bimini sun top cover for shade and sprayhood
- Wi-Fi connection on board
EXTRAS
- skipper 180€/day plus food
- local tourist tax and permit 1.35€/day/person
- fuel for the yacht approx. 60€ per week
- safety deposit 1.500-2.000€ (refundable if no damage from client)
Spacious cockpit
Bright double-bed cabins with skylight windows
Wide swimming platform is great for kids
Ergonomic interior with separate galley
Elan Impression 40 - The Interior
You can exepct the very best of a sailing experience in Croatia if you hire private skippered sailboat for a week and discover countless beautiful islands of Zadar region including the magnificent Kornati national park and Krka Waterfalls.
Sailing in Croatia can be a pure delight for a beginner or experienced sailor for many reasons: Sunny and dry climate, low winds in summer months, impressive maritime ambiance, unique sailing grounds with hundreds of scattered islands assuring safe crossings and easy island hopping. However, if you lack of sailing experiences it is recommended to rather charter a yacht in Croatia with skipper to navigate your yacht safely around myriad of islands.
Every month between April and November is good for sailing around the idyllic Croatian islands. However, it very much depends on your expectations, level of your sailing skills and your travelling style. Expect the very best of a sailing vacation in Croatia when you book you charter week within the summer months June, July, August and eary September. With long sunny days, low winds and warm sea temperatures this time of the year is ideal for a laid-back sailing odyssey between the beautiful Croatian islands.
Renting a small sailing yacht with 3 cabins will cost you between 2.500 and 3.300 euros in high charter season and about 2.000€ in September or June.
The whole Kornati island chain consists of 90 uninhibited tiny islands stretching from north to south on a 15 mile-distance.
Best way to discover Kornati national park is to follow this exclusive 7-day sailing itinerary:
Day 1: Biograd to island Pašman
Day 2: Pašman to Kaprije island
Day 3: Kaprije to Krka Waterfalls, Skradin (opt for Primošten or Rogoznica village)
Day 4: Krka park to Žirje island
Day 5: Žirje to Kornati national park
Day 6: Kornati to Sali village on Dugi otok
Day 7: Sali to Biograd
Day 8: Disembarking in Biograd
Besides Kornati national park, make sure to explore these wonderful islands during your 7-day sailing trip from Zadar
- Dugi Otok with highest lighthouse on Adriatic and sandy Saharun beache
- Kaprije here you can actually feel the true Dalmatian hospitality
- Island Molat with its idyllic emerald bays
- Silba the island of hidden romantic corners
- Murter island with best beach bars in the area
You can anchor in most anchorages within Kornati national park if you buy the entrance ticket for the day you wish to anchor. The ticket can be purchased online, which is also 50% cheaper then buying one at spot. The ticked is valid until 12:00 the next day. There are also 8 locations with almost 100 buoys where you can moor with no extra charge. More information and prices you can find in this LINK.
The yacht charter cost for most Croatia charters includes: boat rental, end cleaning, diver, boat handover, dingy, bedding and outboard engine.
Skipper's fee on Croatia private yacht charters ranges between 150€ and 220€ per day. The fee mostly depends on the yacht's size, type and the charter season in Croatia.
A 40-foot Bareboat sailing yacht in Croatia will cost between 2.500€ and 3.500€ per week in high charter season. You can expect the prices to be 30-50% lower in June or September.
