À propos de ce yacht
Sinatra is a 2019 Sun Odyssey 449 sailboat based at D-Marin Dalmacija Marina in Bibinje, Croatia—a gateway to one of Europe's most storied sailing destinations. From this Dalmatian anchorage, you have direct access to the Adriatic's crystalline waters, where limestone islands rise dramatically from azure depths and hidden coves offer sanctuary from the world. Whether you're a family seeking a week of discovery, a group of friends ready to anchor in secluded bays, or a couple craving both adventure and comfort, Sinatra delivers an unhurried rhythm of sailing, swimming, and exploration across 7 nights or more.
This well-appointed 13.34-metre vessel accommodates up to 10 guests across four cabins, making her ideal for shared journeys where privacy and community coexist. Two heads ensure practical comfort for larger groups, while the Yanmar 57 hp engine provides reliable power for navigating narrow channels and reaching anchorages when the wind falls calm. On deck, a sprayhood shields you from spray during morning departures, and cockpit speakers set the mood for evening aperitifs as the sun descends toward the Adriatic horizon. Navigation is straightforward thanks to the GPS plotter at the helm and a dedicated GPS chartplotter below, so you can focus on the sailing rather than the logistics.
Life aboard Sinatra unfolds at anchor: mornings spent swimming in water so clear you can see the seabed ten metres down; afternoons exploring stone villages clinging to cliffsides; evenings sampling local wines and Adriatic fish at waterfront restaurants. The solar panels keep batteries topped up during long, sun-soaked days, while the radio and CD player provide entertainment during calmer hours. The boat's responsive helm and generous sail plan make her a pleasure to sail, whether you're island-hopping or enjoying a leisurely reach along the coast. A week aboard Sinatra is measured not in miles but in sunsets anchored off Hvar's lavender slopes, in the taste of fresh scampi pulled from the sea that morning, and in the simple magic of waking to water lapping gently against the hull.