Bavaria Cruiser 36 (Sea Wolf) Sail boat charter from Primosten Marina Kremik
Bavaria 36 with 3 cabins and 6 berths in Sibenik
The Bavaria 36 model is designed for coastal cruising, with its shallow draught (1.95m) allowing access to secluded anchorages and shallow bays. The yacht's 7000kg displacement ensures stability in rough seas, while the 30 PS engine provides reliable power for short to medium-distance voyages. Onboard, the yacht features a fully equipped galley, making it ideal for self-catering trips, and solar panels for eco-conscious travelers.
Experience the freedom of bareboat sailing on the Bavaria Cruiser 36 (Sea Wolf), a 2013-built sailboat offering 3 cabins and 6 berths. Based at Primošten Marina Kremik, this yacht is perfect for exploring the coastal waters of Šibenik and beyond. With a draught of 1.95m and a 30 PS engine, it combines comfort and performance for memorable yacht charters. The Bavaria 36 model is specifically suited to Šibenik's sheltered bays and open coastal routes, ensuring a smooth sailing experience even in variable Adriatic conditions.
Yacht overview
- Type: Sail boat (Bavaria 36 model)
- Year: 2013
- Length: 11m
- Cabins: 3 (master cabin with en-suite, two twin cabins)
- Berths: 6 (spacious layout for family or group charters)
- Technical Specs: 1.95m draught, 7000kg displacement, 30 PS engine, 150l fuel capacity
- Equipment: Autopilot, chart plotter, bimini, dinghy, solar panels, Wi-Fi, refrigerator, and sprayhood for comfort and safety
- Onboard Living: Solar panels ensure eco-friendly power, while Wi-Fi and a radio-CD player enhance onboard entertainment. The yacht's layout includes a fully equipped galley, making it ideal for self-catering trips.
Base and cruising area
Based at Primošten Marina Kremik (0.1nm), the Bavaria Cruiser 36 offers access to Šibenik's coastal waters and nearby destinations. Explore anchorages like Rogoznica (2.1nm), marinas such as Marina Frapa (2.6nm), and navigation points like Luka Peles (0.4nm). The sailing area of Šibenik is renowned for its dramatic cliffs, medieval fortresses, and vibrant coastal towns. Charterers can explore the Šibenik Channel, a UNESCO-protected site, and visit islands like Šolta and Vis for day trips.
Arrival and check-in
Arrival options include:
- Split Airport (15.7nm) - Transfer services available via local taxi or car rental
- Zadar Airport (40.6nm) - Longer transfers recommended with pre-arranged transportation
- Fuel available at Marina Kremik (0nm) for convenient refueling
- Provisioning: The base marina offers nearby shops for food, water, and supplies
Practical charter information
Security Deposit: €1,050 (covers damages and insurance)
Pricing: Weekly rates from €1000–€2500 (check live availability).
Obligatory Extras: End cleaning (€150), outboard engine (€80), tourist tax (€9.25).
Optional Extras: Spinnaker (€100/week), skipper+food (€120/day), railing net (€40/booking), and pet fee (€50/booking).
Embarkation Planning and Fuel Provisioning
Embarkation planning should include checking the yacht's fuel capacity (150l) and water capacity (360l) to ensure sufficient supplies for the charter duration. Fuel can be purchased at the base marina, while provisioning options are available in Primošten. Charterers are advised to arrive 1-2 hours before the scheduled embarkation time to allow for check-in and safety briefings.
Selected Shore Stops and Practical Tips
Popular shore stops include Primosten Wild Beach (0.6nm) for swimming and relaxation, and Kremik Restaurant (0.1nm) for local cuisine. For navigation, use the anchorages map to plan safe mooring spots and avoid restricted areas.
Cruising-Area Character and Itinerary Ideas
The Šibenik sailing area is characterized by its mix of coastal towns, historic sites, and natural beauty. Charterers can explore the Šibenik Fortress, visit the town of Šibenik, or take day trips to the islands of Šolta and Vis. The yacht's autopilot and chart plotter make it easy to navigate the region's complex coastlines and anchorages.