Oceanis 38 (Grey Pearl) Sail boat charter from Biograd Kornati
Oceanis 38 with 3 cabins and 8 berths in Zadar
The Oceanis 38 is designed for comfort and performance, with 3 cabins (including a master cabin with en-suite facilities) and 8 berths. The yacht's 2.10m draught allows access to shallow anchorages, while the 30hp engine ensures reliable maneuverability. Interior features include a fully equipped galley, a saloon with seating for 6, and a teak cockpit for socializing. The autopilot and chart plotter simplify navigation, making it ideal for first-time bareboat charterers.
Experience the freedom of bareboat sailing on the 2015 Beneteau Oceanis 38 (Grey Pearl ), a spacious sailboat based in Biograd Kornati, Croatia. This 12-meter yacht offers 3 cabins, 8 berths, and modern comforts for up to 8 guests. Ideal for exploring the Zadar sailing area, including the Kornati Islands and coastal towns. The Oceanis 38 is a Beneteau model renowned for its balance of performance, comfort, and reliability, making it a popular choice for charterers seeking a seamless sailing experience in the Adriatic.
Yacht overview
- Type: Sail boat (Beneteau Oceanis 38)
- Year: 2015
- Length: 12m
- Cabins: 3 | Berths: 8 (6+2)
- Equipment: Autopilot, chart plotter, bimini, cockpit speakers, electric winches, heating, sprayhood, teak cockpit, radio-CD player, TV
- Technical: 30hp engine, 130L fuel capacity, 2.10m draught
- Obligatory Extra: Transit log (€160)
- Additional Services: WiFi on board (5GB/week), outboard engine (€80/week), priority boarding (€100), transfer options from Zadar and Split airports
Base and cruising area
Based at Marina Šangulin (0nm), the yacht operates in the Zadar sailing area, covering the Kornati Islands, Zadar City, and surrounding waters. The Kornati Archipelago, a UNESCO-protected area, offers 30 anchorages, 20 marinas, and 24 beaches within 10nm. Nearby anchorages include Sv. Katarina (0.7nm) and Marina Kornati (0.1nm). The sailing area includes historical sites like Zadar's medieval walls, the Church of St. Domnius, and the vibrant marina of Zadar, as well as secluded coves and island-hopping routes.
Arrival and check-in
Arrival options include transfers from Zadar Airport (€60/€85) and Split Airport (€140/€180). The nearest fuel station is Ina (0.2nm), and the closest harbor is Biograd (0.3nm). Nearby dining: Ilirija (0.1nm). For provisioning, guests can stock up on local seafood, wine, and supplies at Biograd's markets before embarkation.
Practical charter information
Security Deposit: €1,500. Obligatory Extra: Transit log (€160). Availability and pricing are on request. Contact [email protected] or visit Oceanis 38 (Grey Pearl ) booking and availability for details. Additional services include WiFi (€5/week), outboard engine (€80/week), and priority boarding (€100). Fuel and water are included in the charter, with a 130L fuel tank and 330L water capacity.
Base Orientation and Nearby Marinas
Biograd Kornati serves as an ideal base for exploring the Kornati Islands and Zadar. Nearby marinas include Marina Šangulin (0nm) and Marina Kornati (0.1nm), while anchorages like Sv. Katarina (0.7nm) offer secluded stays. The yacht's proximity to Biograd's beaches and restaurants ensures a seamless blend of adventure and relaxation.
Cruising-Area Character and Embarkation Planning
The Zadar sailing area is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, historic sites, and vibrant coastal culture. Charterers can explore the Kornati Islands' 89 uninhabited islets, Zadar's medieval Old Town, and the nearby town of Trogir. For embarkation planning, use our anchorages map and harbors map to identify optimal departure points and overnight stops.
Selected Shore Stops and Practical Booking Preparation
Popular shore stops include Biograd's beaches (0.2nm), the Ilirija restaurant (0.1nm), and Zadar's historic sites. For booking, ensure the obligatory transit log (€160) is included, and contact [email protected] for assistance. Review our Yacht Search for availability and plan transfers via Zadar Airport or Split Airport.