Sunreef 70 (Baska Voda) Catamaran charter from Adriatic
Sunreef 70 Eco with 5 (1 master cabins +3 double guest + 1 bunkbed + crew) cabins and 10 berths in Adriatic
The Sunreef 70 Eco is engineered for the Adriatic's diverse conditions, with a shallow draft (8 ft) for accessing hidden coves and a fuel-efficient twin-engine system for long-range exploration. Its eco-friendly design, including solar panels and a watermaker, aligns with Croatia's growing focus on sustainable tourism. The yacht's 5 cabins and 10 berths make it ideal for families or groups seeking comfort without compromising on space.
Embark on an unforgettable Adriatic adventure aboard the Sunreef 70 (Baska Voda), a 2026-built catamaran offering 5 cabins, 10 berths, and a crewed charter experience. Based at Marina Kaštela, this eco-friendly vessel combines modern amenities with exceptional sailing performance, ideal for exploring Croatia's coastal gems. The Sunreef 70 Eco model is specifically designed for long-distance cruising, featuring a watermaker, fuel-efficient engines, and a layout optimized for comfort and sustainability.
Yacht overview
- Model: Sunreef 70 Eco
- Type: Catamaran
- Year: 2026
- Length: 21 meters
- Cabins: 5 (1 master + 3 double + 1 bunkbed + crew)
- Berths: 10 (max 10 + crew)
- WC/Showers: 5 (5 + crew)
- Engine: 2 x John Deere 225 HP
- Fuel Capacity: 4,000 liters
Base and cruising area
Based at Marina Kaštela (0 nm), the Sunreef 70 offers access to the Adriatic's premier sailing destinations. Cruise to nearby anchorages like Split Anchorage (1.9 nm) and explore marinas including ACI Marina Split (2.9 nm). The sailing area spans Croatia's Central Dalmatia coast, with opportunities to visit Trogir, Ciovo, and Split's historic Old Town. The yacht's home port, Marina Kaštela, serves as a strategic base for exploring both the northern and southern Adriatic, with easy access to cultural landmarks, vineyards, and secluded beaches.
Arrival and check-in
Arrival logistics include transfer options from Split (4.5 nm), Zadar (56.1 nm), and Dubrovnik (100.8 nm) airports. Onboard amenities include a watermaker for freshwater needs, and nearby facilities such as Bimbijana Restaurant (0.1 nm) and Flash Fuel Station (0.2 nm). Charter guests are advised to book transfers in advance, particularly for long-distance arrivals like Dubrovnik, to ensure seamless embarkation.
Practical charter information
The charter includes an obligatory 30% APA fee (€22,500) and optional extras like guided wellbeing sailing experiences. Use the onboard watermaker for extended cruises and plan shore excursions to nearby beaches like Beach Kamp (0.2 nm). For provisioning, the yacht's 4,000-liter fuel capacity and 1,600-liter watermaker ensure self-sufficiency during multi-day itineraries. Guests are encouraged to coordinate with the crew for meal planning and local grocery deliveries.
Onboard Living and Charter Service
The Sunreef 70 offers a seamless blend of luxury and practicality, with a fully equipped galley, air conditioning, and a spacious saloon for socializing. The crewed charter includes a dedicated captain, chef, and steward, with an APA fee covering food, fuel, and mooring costs. Optional extras like guided wellbeing experiences (€5,000/week) provide unique opportunities for guests to engage with local culture and nature.
Base Orientation and Nearby Marinas
Marina Kaštela, the yacht's home port, is a hub for Adriatic charters, offering berths, fueling, and proximity to Split's cultural attractions. Nearby marinas include ACI Marina Split (2.9 nm) and Marina Lav (6.8 nm), while anchorages like Split Anchorage (1.9 nm) and Ciovo Anchorage (7.8 nm) provide flexible options for overnight stays. The yacht's location allows easy access to both urban centers and tranquil coastal areas.
Cruising-Area Character and Itinerary Planning
The Adriatic cruising area is defined by its dramatic coastlines, historic cities, and vibrant marine life. From Split's Old Town to Trogir's medieval architecture and Ciovo's vineyards, the itinerary offers a mix of cultural immersion and natural beauty. The yacht's range allows for extended trips to islands like Brač and Hvar, with anchorages mapped via Anchorages Map for precise planning.
Airport Arrival and Transfer Options
Transfers from Split Airport (€75/booking) are the most cost-effective, while Zadar (€500/booking) and Dubrovnik (€600/booking) require longer journeys. Charter guests should coordinate with Euro-Agent to arrange transfers, especially for Dubrovnik arrivals, which involve a 100.8 nm route. The yacht's crew can assist with luggage handling and onboard orientation upon arrival.
Selected Shore Stops and Beaches
Beach Kamp (0.2 nm) offers a secluded spot for swimming, while Bimbijana Restaurant (0.1 nm) provides gourmet dining. Other highlights include Trogir's UNESCO-listed Old Town (6.9 nm) and Ciovo Island's vineyards (7.8 nm). The yacht's proximity to these destinations ensures a balance between relaxation and exploration.
Practical Booking Preparation
Before arrival, guests should confirm their itinerary with the crew, review the APA fee breakdown, and arrange any optional extras. The yacht's watermaker and fuel capacity allow for 7–10 days of self-sufficiency, but guests should plan for resupply in Split or Zadar for longer trips. Use the Yacht Search tool to compare availability and pricing for the Sunreef 70 (Baska Voda).