Gulet (Cataleya) Gulet or Cruiser charter from Sumpetar Port

Experience the ultimate in luxury sailing with the Gulet (Cataleya), a 30-meter crewed gulet based at Sumpetar Port in Split, Croatia. This 2009-built vessel offers 9 cabins, 21 berths, and 9 WC/shower facilities, ideal for group charters exploring the Adriatic’s most stunning destinations. With a Caterpillar 540 PS engine and 6000L fuel capacity, the Gulet Cataleya ensures smooth sailing across the Split sailing area, including Brač, Hvar, Šolta, and the Elafiti Islands. The yacht’s draught of 10 ft allows access to shallow anchorages and secluded beaches, making it perfect for both open-sea cruising and coastal exploration.

• Type: Gulet or Cruiser
• Service: Crewed
• Year: 2009
• Length: 30 meters
• Cabins: 9
• Berths: 21
• WC/Shower: 9
• Engine: Caterpillar 540 PS
• Fuel Capacity: 6000L
• Equipment: Wi-Fi, stand-up paddle, snorkeling gear, dinghy
• Onboard Amenities: Full-service crew, all-inclusive domestic alcoholic package (€300/person), half-board (€600/person), wakeboard (€150/hour)

The Gulet Cataleya is based at Sumpetar Port in Split, Croatia, offering access to the Split sailing area and nearby islands like Brač, Hvar, and Šolta. Proximity to anchorages such as Postira (4.4 nm) and Stiniva (9.1 nm) makes it ideal for exploring the Adriatic’s hidden gems. The yacht’s 30-meter length and crewed service allow for multi-day itineraries, including day trips to Šolta Island, the Elafiti Islands, and Hvar’s ACI Marina (16.5 nm). The Split sailing area is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, historic sites, and vibrant coastal culture.

Arrival logistics are seamless with the yacht’s base at Sumpetar Harbour (0 nm) and proximity to Sumpetar Harbour. The nearest airport is Split Airport (15.1 nm), with alternative docking available at Marina Lav (4.5 nm) if needed. Charterers arriving by air can arrange transfers to Sumpetar Harbour via local taxi or ferry services. The yacht’s crew will meet guests at the port and assist with embarkation, ensuring a smooth start to the charter experience.

Weekly charter prices range from €24,500 to €32,000. Obligatory extras include the APA fee (€22,750 low season) and an all-inclusive domestic alcoholic package (€300/person). Availability must be confirmed via the booking page as real-time updates are required. Additional services include wakeboarding (€150/hour), half-board (€600/person), and full-board (€900/person). Fuel and water capacity (6000L fuel, 25000L water) support extended cruises, while the yacht’s draught of 10 ft allows access to shallow anchorages like Poseidon Beach (0 nm) and Konopjikova (5.6 nm).

The Gulet Cataleya offers a range of onboard amenities, including Wi-Fi, stand-up paddle boards, snorkeling gear, and a dinghy for shore excursions. The crew provides full-service sailing, with meals prepared by onboard chefs and a selection of alcoholic beverages included in the all-inclusive package. The yacht’s spacious decks and private cabins ensure a luxurious and comfortable stay for all guests.

The Gulet Cataleya includes a dedicated crew for full-service sailing, with amenities like Wi-Fi, stand-up paddle, and snorkeling equipment. The crew is responsible for navigation, meal preparation, and guest comfort, ensuring a seamless charter experience. The yacht’s APA fee covers crew salaries, fuel, and other operational costs, with additional services like wakeboarding and half-board available for an extra fee.

Sumpetar Port, the yacht’s base, is strategically located for easy access to the Split sailing area and nearby islands. The port is close to Marina Lav (4.5 nm), a popular alternative docking point, and offers proximity to restaurants, fuel stations, and beaches. The nearest airport, Split Airport (15.1 nm), provides convenient access for international travelers.

The Split sailing area is renowned for its stunning landscapes, historic sites, and vibrant coastal culture. Popular itineraries include exploring Brač’s Stiniva Bay (9.1 nm), Hvar’s ACI Marina (16.5 nm), and Šolta Island via the Split Channel. The yacht’s draught of 10 ft allows access to shallow anchorages like Postira (4.4 nm) and Poseidon Beach (0 nm), offering guests the chance to enjoy secluded beaches and snorkeling opportunities.

Guests arriving by air can use Split Airport (15.1 nm) or Zadar Airport (67.3 nm) for transfers to Sumpetar Harbour. The yacht’s crew will meet guests at the port and assist with embarkation. Alternative docking is available at Marina Lav (4.5 nm) if needed.

The Gulet Cataleya’s 6000L fuel capacity and 25000L water capacity support extended cruises. Charterers should note that the APA fee (€22,750 low season) covers fuel, crew salaries, and other operational costs. Additional services like wakeboarding (€150/hour) and half-board (€600/person) are available for an extra fee. Fuel and water can be replenished at nearby marinas like Marina Lav (4.5 nm) or Stiniva (9.1 nm).

The Gulet Cataleya’s proximity to the Split sailing area allows guests to explore popular shore stops like Poseidon Beach (0 nm), Konoba Milo (3 nm), and Konopjikova (5.6 nm). These destinations offer opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, dining, and exploring local culture.

To ensure a smooth booking process, charterers should check live availability via the booking page and confirm dates with Euro-Agent. The yacht’s APA fee (€22,750 low season) and all-inclusive domestic alcoholic package (€300/person) are obligatory, while optional services like wakeboarding and half-board are available. Early booking is recommended for low-season rates, and guests should plan for airport transfers and embarkation logistics in advance.