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À propos de ce yacht

Monaco is a 2019 Elan Impression 45 sailboat based in Baška Voda, a charming Dalmatian coastal town that serves as the perfect launchpad for exploring Croatia's Adriatic treasures. With four comfortable cabins and berths for up to ten guests, this well-appointed vessel is ideally suited for families or groups of friends seeking a week of sailing, swimming, and discovery along one of Europe's most captivating coastlines. The boat's thoughtful design combines modern comfort with genuine sailing capability, making it equally rewarding for experienced sailors and those new to bareboat chartering.

Life aboard Monaco balances ease with adventure. The spacious cockpit, shaded by a protective bimini and sprayhood, becomes your floating living room—a place to gather over morning coffee or evening drinks while watching the Adriatic light shift across the limestone hills. Below deck, two heads with electric toilets ensure privacy and convenience for all guests, while air conditioning keeps the cabins cool during warm Mediterranean days. The bow thruster and autopilot reduce the physical demands of manoeuvring and longer passages, allowing you to focus on the rhythm of sailing rather than constant hands-on steering.

A typical week unfolds with unhurried exploration: mornings spent ghosting between pine-fringed islands, afternoons anchored in crystalline bays where the swimming platform invites refreshing dives into turquoise water. The integrated GPS, Wi-Fi connectivity, and solar panels reflect modern cruising conveniences without compromising the authentic sailing experience. Whether you're navigating toward the Elaphiti Islands, discovering hidden anchorages near Lopud, or sampling fresh seafood in waterfront villages, Monaco provides the stability, comfort, and reliability needed to make the most of every moment.

Seven nights aboard Monaco means sunsets anchored in secluded coves, the gentle clink of halyards in the evening breeze, and the kind of unhurried rhythm that only comes from a week at sea.