À propos de ce yacht
Zenith, a 2020 First Yacht 53, awaits you at Marina Kaštela in the heart of Croatia's Dalmatian Coast—a 53-foot sailing vessel perfectly sized for groups of up to seven seeking an intimate yet comfortable week on the Adriatic. This well-appointed sailboat combines modern performance with genuine cruising comfort, making it ideal for families, groups of friends, or those simply wanting to experience Mediterranean sailing at its finest.
From your home base in Kaštela, you'll find yourself positioned to explore some of Europe's most compelling coastlines. The Croatian islands unfold in every direction: hidden coves with crystalline waters, ancient stone villages perched on hillsides, and anchorages where the pace of life slows to match the rhythm of the sea. Zenith's three cabins and three heads accommodate your group with privacy and dignity, while the teak cockpit and bimini provide an inviting outdoor living space where mornings begin with espresso from the onboard coffee machine and evenings linger over local Dalmatian wines. The lazy jacks and autopilot mean less wrestling with sails and more time simply sailing, while the radar and GPS ensure confidence in any condition.
Life aboard unfolds naturally around Zenith's thoughtful design. The galley's dishwasher takes the drudgery from meal preparation, leaving you free to focus on cooking with ingredients sourced from waterfront markets. Climate control—both heating and air conditioning—ensures comfort whether you're anchored in summer heat or navigating shoulder seasons. Wi-Fi keeps you loosely tethered to home if needed, though most guests find themselves grateful for the excuse to disconnect. The swimming platform and stand-up paddle board invite daily immersion in waters so clear you'll see straight to the seabed, while the teak decking and generous cushioning make the cockpit feel like an extension of home.
A week aboard Zenith typically weaves together active sailing days, unhurried anchorages in protected bays, and spontaneous explorations of villages accessible only by water. You'll find yourself dropping anchor at sunset in some nameless cove, the only sound the gentle clink of halyards and the call of evening birds, knowing that tomorrow brings an entirely different horizon.