Lagoon 39 (VERTIGO) Catamaran charter from Biograd Sangulin
Lagoon 39 with 6 (4+2) cabins and 12 berths in Zadar
The Lagoon 39's design makes it particularly well-suited for Zadar's sailing conditions. Its catamaran hull provides stability in the Adriatic's often unpredictable waters, while the 1.22m draught allows access to shallow anchorages like Otok Veli Duzac (1.5nm). The yacht's 2x45 Yanmar engines ensure reliable performance, and its 400l fuel capacity supports multi-day cruises without frequent refueling. This makes it ideal for both short getaways and extended itineraries along the Zadar coast.
Experience the luxury of a 2017 Lagoon 39 (VERTIGO) catamaran, offering 6 cabins and 12 berths for bareboat charter. Based in Biograd Šangulin, Croatia, this 12m yacht is perfect for exploring the Zadar sailing area with its 20 marinas, 30 anchorages, and 24 beaches. Designed for comfort and performance, the Lagoon 39 combines spacious interiors with advanced navigation systems, making it ideal for both novice and experienced sailors. With a 1.22m draught and 400l fuel capacity, it offers flexibility for coastal cruising and island-hopping adventures in the Adriatic.
Yacht overview
- Model: Lagoon 39
- Type: Catamaran
- Year: 2017
- Length: 12m
- Cabins: 6
- Berths: 12
- W/C Showers: 4
- Equipment: Autopilot, Chart plotter, Bimini, Dinghy, Generator, Wi-Fi
- Technical: 2x45 Yanmar 4JH45 engines, 1.22m draught, 400l fuel capacity
- Security Deposit: €2,000
Base and cruising area
The Lagoon 39 (VERTIGO) is based in Marina Šangulin (0.3nm), offering easy access to Zadar's sailing area. Explore 30 anchorages, 20 marinas, and 24 beaches, including Sv. Katarina (0.6nm) and Bazen Beach (0.1nm). The yacht's 12m length and shallow draught make it suitable for navigating both open waters and sheltered bays, including nearby islands like Pasman and Žut. The sailing area's rich maritime infrastructure ensures seamless exploration of the Adriatic's natural and cultural highlights.
Arrival and check-in
Arrive at Zadar Airport (10.4nm) or use the nearby Hotel Haven Ilirija Harbour (0nm). The closest marina is Marina Šangulin (0.3nm) for embarkation. Charterers should plan for a 30-minute transfer from the airport to the base, with shuttle services available upon request. The yacht's proximity to Biograd Šangulin ensures convenient access to local amenities, including restaurants, fuel stations, and beaches.
Practical charter information
- Obligatory Extras: Tourist tax (€9.10), Transit log (€180)
- Fuel: 400l capacity, available at Ina (0.2nm)
- Availability: Check live pricing and availability
Onboard Living and Comfort Features
The Lagoon 39 (VERTIGO) offers modern onboard living with 6 cabins accommodating up to 12 guests. The yacht is equipped with a generator, Wi-Fi, and a chart plotter for navigation, ensuring comfort and connectivity during your charter. The interior includes a refrigerator, electric winches, and heating, while the cockpit features bimini and cushions for sun protection and relaxation. The dinghy and generator allow for day trips to nearby beaches and anchorages, enhancing the overall charter experience.
Charter Service and Included Extras
The bareboat charter includes obligatory extras such as a transit log (€180) and tourist tax (€9.10). Optional extras include a comfort pack (€390/week), stand-up paddle (€80/booking), and additional cleaning (€100/booking). The yacht's security deposit of €2,000 is refundable upon return, subject to inspection. Charterers should review the full list of extras on the Yacht Search page for detailed pricing.
Base Orientation: Biograd Šangulin and Surroundings
Biograd Šangulin, the yacht's base, is a charming coastal town in North Dalmatia with a rich maritime history. The nearby Marina Šangulin offers modern facilities for embarkation and provisioning. The town is within walking distance of local restaurants, shops, and beaches, making it an ideal starting point for exploring Zadar's sailing area. The yacht's proximity to the Bazen Beach (0.1nm) and Arkada Restaurant (0nm) enhances the convenience of the base location.
Cruising-Area Character and Itinerary Planning
Zadar's sailing area is renowned for its diverse landscapes, from rugged coastlines to tranquil bays. The region includes 20 marinas, 30 anchorages, and 24 beaches, offering opportunities for both coastal cruising and island-hopping. Popular itineraries include anchoring at Sv. Katarina (0.6nm), exploring the island of Pasman (2.6–4nm), and visiting marinas in Drage (4.9nm) or Žut (7.5nm). The yacht's dinghy and generator make it easy to explore smaller anchorages and beaches.
Embarkation Planning and Airport Arrival
Charterers arriving at Zadar Airport (10.4nm) should allow 30 minutes for the transfer to Marina Šangulin. Alternative airports include Split (44.2nm) and Rijeka (85.5nm), though these require longer transfers. The nearest ferry port, Biograd (0.2nm), provides an alternative arrival option. Charterers should coordinate with Euro-Agent for transfer arrangements and ensure they arrive at the base by 10:00 AM on the embarkation day.
Fuel and Provisioning Considerations
The Lagoon 39 (VERTIGO) has a 400l fuel capacity, with refueling options available at Ina (0.2nm) and other nearby stations. Charterers should plan for fuel costs based on the itinerary and ensure the yacht is refueled before departure. Provisions can be purchased at Biograd Šangulin's local markets or via the yacht's onboard refrigerator.
Selected Shore Stops and Beaches
Charterers can enjoy shore stops at Bazen Beach (0.1nm), a family-friendly beach with easy access from the yacht. The Arkada Restaurant (0nm) offers local cuisine and panoramic views of the Adriatic. For island excursions, Otok Veli Duzac (1.5nm) provides a secluded anchorage for snorkeling and relaxation.
Practical Booking Preparation
To prepare for a charter, guests should review the Yacht Search page for availability and pricing details. A security deposit of €2,000 is required, and obligatory extras such as the tourist tax (€9.10) and transit log (€180) should be included in the booking. Charterers should also plan for fuel costs and provisioning, and coordinate with Euro-Agent for any special requests or equipment needs.