Oceanis 51.1 (Sunsail 52.4) Sail boat charter from Agana Marina
Sunsail 52.4 with 4 cabins and 11 berths in Split
The Sunsail 52.4 model is designed for both comfort and performance, featuring a spacious layout with 4 cabins, 11 berths, and modern amenities. The yacht's 6ft draught and Yanmar 110hp engine ensure versatility in coastal and open-water sailing. Onboard living is enhanced by air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a coffee maker, making it ideal for extended cruises. The yacht's generator and dinghy provide additional convenience for self-sufficient sailing.
Experience the freedom of bareboat charter aboard the Oceanis 51.1 (Sunsail 52.4), a 2023 sailboat based at Agana Marina in Split, Croatia. With 4 cabins, 11 berths, and advanced navigation systems, this yacht is ideal for exploring the Adriatic's stunning sailing areas. Designed for comfort and performance, the Sunsail 52.4 model combines modern engineering with classic sailing aesthetics, making it a perfect choice for families, couples, and groups seeking an unforgettable Adriatic adventure.
Yacht overview
- Model: Sunsail 52.4 (2023)
- Length: 16 meters
- Cabins: 4 (including 1 master cabin, 2 double cabins, and 1 twin cabin)
- Berths: 11 (accommodating up to 11 guests)
- WC/Shower: 4 (each cabin has private facilities)
- Equipment: Chart plotter, autopilot, bow thruster, generator, air conditioning, dinghy, radio-CD player, refrigerator, coffee maker, bimini, cockpit speakers, and cockpit cushions
- Security Deposit: €6,885 (refundable)
- Tourist Tax: €9.80 included per booking
Base and cruising area
The yacht is based at Agana Marina (0.1nm away), with access to Split's 30 anchorages and 20 marinas. Explore destinations like Trogir (5.7nm), Drvenik Veli (4.1nm), and Solta (8nm). The sailing area offers a mix of coastal cruising, island-hopping, and secluded anchorages, ideal for both relaxed sailing and adventurous itineraries. Nearby marinas include Agana Marina, Marina Solta (8nm), and Marina Drvenik Veli (4.1nm). Anchorages such as Vinišće (1.7nm) and Vela Rina (4.4nm) provide alternative mooring options for those seeking tranquility.
Arrival and check-in
Arrival options include Split Airport (8.3nm) or ferry access to Drvenik Mali (4.1nm). The nearest marina, Agana Marina, offers on-site provisioning and fueling. Charterers arriving by air can arrange transfers via boat or car rental, while those arriving by ferry can use Drvenik Mali as a base for land-based excursions. The yacht's onboard dinghy and generator ensure flexibility for self-sufficient sailing, even in remote anchorages.
Practical charter information
Prices range from €2,069 to €7,649/week depending on season. The €6,885 security deposit is refundable, and €9.80 tourist tax is included. Availability must be confirmed via the booking link below. Additional services include optional extras like kayak rentals (€25-€30/night), child safety nets (€270-€375/booking), and fuel (€730/booking). The yacht is equipped for self-sufficient cruising, with a 400-liter fuel tank and 440-liter water capacity, ensuring comfort during extended voyages.
Charter Service and Base Orientation
This is a bareboat charter, requiring self-navigation skills. The yacht is equipped with a chart plotter, autopilot, and bow thruster for safe and efficient sailing. Agana Marina, the yacht's base, offers direct access to Split's vibrant sailing scene, with proximity to cultural landmarks, dining, and shopping. The marina's facilities include fueling, provisioning, and dinghy storage, ensuring a seamless charter experience.
Nearby Marinas and Anchorages
The yacht's base at Agana Marina provides access to 20 nearby marinas and 30 anchorages within Split's sailing area. Key marinas include Agana Marina (0.1nm), Marina Solta (8nm), and Marina Drvenik Veli (4.1nm). Anchorages such as Vinišće (1.7nm) and Vela Rina (4.4nm) offer tranquil mooring options for those seeking seclusion.
Cruising-Area Character and Embarkation Planning
The Split sailing area is renowned for its stunning coastline, historic sites, and vibrant cultural scene. Cruisers can explore destinations like Trogir (5.7nm), Drvenik Veli (4.1nm), and Solta (8nm), with opportunities for island-hopping, snorkeling, and visiting UNESCO World Heritage sites. Embarkation planning should consider seasonal weather patterns, with April to June and September to October being ideal for sailing. The yacht's chart plotter and autopilot ensure safe navigation through the region's busy waterways.
Airport Arrival and Fuel Provisioning
Charterers arriving at Split Airport (8.3nm) can arrange transfers via boat or car rental. The nearest fuel station is B-Max Fuel Station (5.4nm), offering convenient refueling options. The yacht's 400-liter fuel tank and 440-liter water capacity ensure self-sufficiency during extended voyages, while Agana Marina provides on-site provisioning for food and supplies.
Selected Beaches and Shore Stops
Popular shore stops include Konoba Marina (0nm) for dining on Adriatic seafood, and Vinišće Beach (1.7nm) for sunbathing and snorkeling. Other highlights include Trogir's historic Old Town (5.7nm), Drvenik Veli's secluded beaches (4.1nm), and Solta's pine forests and hiking trails (8nm).
Practical Booking Preparation
To ensure a smooth charter experience, book via the booking link to check live availability and submit a request. Consider the lowest price period (April 3-10, €2,069/week) or peak season (August 7-14, €7,649/week). Include the €9.80 tourist tax in your budget and ensure the €6,885 security deposit is arranged. Use the Yacht Search tool to compare options and plan your itinerary.