Oceanis 40.1 (Bruna) Sail boat charter from Biograd Kornati

Experience the 2024 Oceanis 40.1 (Bruna), a 13-meter sail yacht offering 3 cabins, 8 berths, and modern comforts like Wi-Fi, solar panels, and a Gennaker sail. Based at Biograd Kornati, this yacht provides access to the Zadar sailing area with 30 anchorages and 20 marinas. Ideal for sailing adventures in Croatia's Adriatic coast. The Oceanis 40.1 model, designed by Beneteau, is renowned for its stability, spacious interiors, and eco-friendly features such as solar power and efficient hull design. Its strategic base in Biograd Kornati makes it an excellent choice for exploring the Kornati Islands, a UNESCO-protected archipelago of 89 islands and islets. Whether you're seeking a tranquil family getaway or an adventurous solo voyage, the Oceanis 40.1 (Bruna) combines luxury with practicality for a seamless sailing experience.

• Type: Sail boat (Oceanis 40.1 model) - A modern, high-performance sailboat designed for comfort and durability in the Adriatic Sea.
• Year: 2024 | Length: 13m | Manufacturer: Beneteau
• Cabins: 3 | Berths: 8 (6+2) | WC: 2 (electric toilets + showers)
• Equipment: Heating, Wi-Fi, solar panel, Gennaker, chart plotter, snorkeling gear, electric toilet, bimini, sprayhood, cockpit cushions, teak cockpit, cockpit speakers.
• Technical: 44 HP engine, 7ft draught, 195L fuel capacity, 565L water capacity, 7999kg displacement.
• Security deposit: €1,500 (non-refundable) | Charter mode: Bareboat (skipper required).

The Oceanis 40.1 (Bruna) is based at Marina Šangulin (0nm) in Biograd Kornati, a strategic starting point for exploring the Zadar sailing area. This region includes 30 anchorages like Sv. Katarina (0.7nm), 20 marinas, and 24 beaches within proximity. The Zadar sailing area is renowned for its pristine waters, hidden coves, and rich marine biodiversity. The yacht's 7ft draught allows access to shallow anchorages such as Otok Veli Duzac (1.5nm), while its 44 HP engine ensures smooth navigation through the Kornati Islands. Navigation aids include Filip Jakov (1.3nm) and multiple buoys/moorings within 5nm, ensuring safe and efficient sailing.

Arrival options: Nearest major airport is Zadar Airport (10.1nm) with 65+ flight connections. For land transfers, use the nearby Biograd Harbour (0.3nm). Alternative airports: Split (44.4nm), Rijeka (85.2nm). Charter guests are advised to arrange transfers in advance, as the yacht's base is accessible via a 10-minute drive from Zadar Airport. Ferry services from Biograd Harbour provide direct connections to mainland Croatia, while the nearby Ina fuel station (0.2nm) ensures easy refueling before departure.

• Charter mode: Bareboat (skipper required) | Security deposit: €1,500 (non-refundable).
• Obligatory extras: Base package (€230/week), tourist tax (€9.31/person/day).
• Provisioning: Nearby options include Ilirija restaurant (0.1nm) and Ina fuel station (0.2nm). Additional services: Pet policy (€140/booking), SUP rental (€100/week), Gennaker (€200/week), outboard engine (€100/week).

The Oceanis 40.1 (Bruna) features 3 cabins (2 double + 1 twin), 8 berths, and 2 electric toilets with showers. Interior comforts include heating, Wi-Fi, and a solar panel system for eco-conscious travelers. The cockpit is equipped with bimini, sprayhood, and teak flooring, while the yacht's chart plotter and snorkeling gear enhance the sailing experience. The base package includes final cleaning, 200GB Wi-Fi, and a dinghy for shore excursions.

Marina Šangulin (0nm) serves as the yacht's home base, offering direct access to provisioning services like Ilirija restaurant (0.1nm) and Ina fuel station (0.2nm). Nearby anchorages include Sv. Katarina (0.7nm) and Otok Veli Duzac (1.5nm), while the Biograd na Moru beaches (0.2nm) offer direct access to 10 coves for snorkeling and sunbathing.

The Zadar sailing area is characterized by its turquoise waters, limestone cliffs, and vibrant marine life. Popular itineraries include anchoring at Sv. Katarina for a secluded overnight stay, exploring the Kornati Islands via the Gennaker sail, and using Marina Šangulin as a refueling point. The yacht's 13-meter length and 44 HP engine make it ideal for navigating the archipelago's narrow channels and hidden bays.

Charter guests arriving at Zadar Airport (10.1nm) should arrange transfers to Marina Šangulin, which is accessible via a 10-minute drive. Alternative airports include Split (44.4nm) and Rijeka (85.2nm), with ferry services available from Biograd Harbour (0.3nm). The yacht's base is also within 1.5nm of Otok Veli Duzac, a popular anchorage for sunset views and snorkeling.

The yacht's 195L fuel capacity allows for multi-day cruises, with refueling options available at Ina fuel station (0.2nm) and nearby marinas. Provisioning can be arranged at Ilirija restaurant (0.1nm), which offers local Adriatic cuisine. Shore stops include Biograd na Moru beaches (0.2nm) for swimming and sunbathing, and Sv. Katarina (0.7nm) for anchoring and exploring the Kornati Islands.

Before booking, ensure you have a qualified skipper and confirm the base package inclusions (€230/week). The security deposit of €1,500 is non-refundable, and tourist tax (€9.31/person/day) applies. Additional services like pet policy (€140/booking) and SUP rental (€100/week) can be arranged via Euro-Agent. Check live availability and contact [email protected] for assistance with skipper arrangements and itinerary planning.