Gib Sea 43 (MAZA) Sail boat charter from Biograd Sangulin
Gib Sea 43 with 4 cabins and 10 berths in Zadar
The Gib Sea 43 is ideal for families, groups of friends, or solo travelers seeking a balance between comfort and adventure. Its 4 cabins and 10 berths make it suitable for up to 10 guests, while the 2 wc/shower facilities ensure privacy. The yacht’s Dufour construction and 2004 vintage offer a blend of classic sailing charm and modern amenities, including electric winches, a refrigerator, and a radio-CD player for entertainment.
Experience luxury sailing on the Gib Sea 43 (MAZA), a 2004 Dufour-built sailboat offering 4 cabins, 10 berths, and 2 wc/shower facilities. Based in Biograd Šangulin, this yacht is perfect for exploring the Zadar sailing region. With its 14m length and 1.70m draught, the Gib Sea 43 combines spacious comfort with accessibility to shallow anchorages and protected marinas. Check availability for your next bareboat adventure.
Yacht overview
- Model: Gib Sea 43 (2004) – A robust monohull designed for coastal cruising and open-water sailing.
- Type: Sail boat, ideal for experienced sailors seeking a balance of performance and comfort.
- Year: 2004 – A vintage model offering classic sailing aesthetics with modern safety features.
- Length: 14m – Spacious enough for families or groups of up to 10 guests.
- Cabins: 4 – Includes 2 double cabins, 1 twin cabin, and 1 convertible cabin for flexible accommodation.
- Berths: 10 – Accommodates 8 adults and 2 children with additional sleeping arrangements available.
- WC/Shower: 2 – Separate facilities for crew and guests, ensuring privacy and convenience.
- Shipyard: Dufour – Renowned for crafting durable, high-quality sailboats suited to the Adriatic climate.
Base and cruising area
Based at Marina Šangulin (0.3NM), the Gib Sea 43 operates in the Zadar sailing region with access to 30 anchorages and 20 marinas. This area is renowned for its stunning landscapes, including the Kornati National Park, a UNESCO-protected site with 89 islands and crystal-clear waters. Key destinations include Sv. Katarina (0.6NM) for sunset views and Marina Kornati (0.4NM) as a gateway to the Kornati archipelago. The yacht’s 1.70m draught allows access to shallow anchorages like Otok Veli Duzac (1.5NM), ideal for snorkeling and exploring hidden coves.
Arrival and check-in
Arrival options include Zadar Airport (10.4NM), with transfer services available for seamless embarkation. For those preferring maritime access, the Biograd ferry port (0.2NM) offers direct connections to mainland Croatia and nearby islands. Fuel is readily available at Ina (0.2NM), ensuring pre-departure refueling. Check-in at Marina Šangulin, which offers 24/7 services, including provisioning, maintenance, and guest support.
Practical charter information
Onboard Living: The Gib Sea 43 features a well-equipped galley, a saloon with seating for 8, and a cockpit with a Bimini and sprayhood for sun protection. The yacht is equipped with an autopilot, bow thruster, and chart plotter for ease of navigation. Wi-Fi and a dinghy are included for shore excursions. Technical Specs: 1.70m draught, 10300kg displacement, Volvo D2 55 engine (53HP), 250L fuel capacity, and 570L water capacity. Extras: Comfort pack (€350/week), transit log (€160), and FREE Wi-Fi. Security deposit: €1,800. Price and availability on request.
Cruising-Area Character and Itineraries
The Zadar sailing region is a paradise for sailors, offering a mix of tranquil bays, vibrant marinas, and cultural landmarks. Popular routes include exploring the Kornati National Park, visiting the historic town of Zadar, and anchoring at Sv. Katarina for sunset views. The yacht’s shallow draught allows access to secluded anchorages, making it perfect for those seeking both adventure and relaxation.
Embarkation Planning and Airport Arrivals
For arrivals from Zadar Airport (10.4NM), transfer options include private charter flights, taxis, or rental cars. The yacht’s base at Marina Šangulin is just 0.3NM from the airport, ensuring a smooth transition to your sailing adventure. For those arriving by ferry, the nearby Biograd ferry port (0.2NM) offers direct access to the yacht.
Fuel, Provisioning, and Shore Stops
Fuel is available at Ina (0.2NM), and provisioning can be arranged through Marina Šangulin’s 24/7 services. Shore stops include Bazen Beach (0.1NM) for sunbathing and Arkada Restaurant (0NM) for Adriatic cuisine. The yacht’s dinghy and Wi-Fi facilitate exploration of these nearby attractions.
Practical Booking Preparation
When booking, consider the yacht’s 2004 vintage and ensure it meets your long-range cruising needs. The comfort pack (€350/week) includes additional bedding and towels, while the transit log (€160) aids route planning. The obligatory extras include tourist tax (€9.10) and FREE Wi-Fi. For detailed pricing and availability, contact [email protected] directly.