À propos de ce yacht
Alegria, a 2024 Bavaria C38, awaits you at Marina Kremik in Primošten, a charming Dalmatian coastal town that serves as the perfect launchpad for exploring Croatia's Adriatic treasures. This modern sailing yacht combines thoughtful design with genuine comfort, offering six berths across three well-appointed cabins—ideal for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of unhurried sailing and discovery.
Step aboard and you'll find a vessel equipped for both seamless cruising and genuine relaxation. The bow thruster and autopilot take the strain out of manoeuvring and longer passages, while the radar and GPS ensure confident navigation through the crystalline waters ahead. Solar panels and a voltage converter mean you'll enjoy modern conveniences—Wi-Fi connectivity, a properly stocked refrigerator, and a coffee maker for morning rituals—without compromise. The single head is efficiently laid out, and the teak cockpit becomes your second home, shaded by a bimini and softened by cushioned seating. A sprayhood offers protection during brisker days, and the tender provides easy access to hidden anchorages and waterfront villages.
A typical week from Primošten unfolds across a landscape of pine-clad islands, turquoise anchorages, and stone-built settlements that seem untouched by time. You might sail to Brač or Hvar, anchor in sheltered bays where the water is so clear you can see the seabed, or explore the quieter channels between the Pakleni Islands. The 40 hp engine ensures you're never stranded by calm conditions, and the radio-CD player provides the soundtrack to your days. Evenings come alive with fresh seafood from local markets, sunset aperitifs in the cockpit, and the gentle lap of water against the hull as you drift to sleep beneath the stars.
Whether you're an experienced sailor or stepping aboard for the first time, Alegria invites you to experience the Adriatic at its most authentic—a week of unhurried exploration, genuine comfort, and the kind of freedom that only comes from casting off into open water.