À propos de ce yacht
Anita is a 2024 Dufour 41 Grand Large, a modern sailing yacht perfectly positioned at D-Marin Marina Mandalina in Šibenik, Croatia—your gateway to the crystalline waters and limestone islands of the Adriatic's most captivating sailing ground. This four-cabin vessel accommodates up to ten guests across two well-appointed heads, making it ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a week of genuine connection on the water. The boat combines contemporary comfort with capable performance, featuring a 60 HP engine that ensures reliable passage between anchorages while the bow thruster and sprayhood make handling effortless in variable conditions.
A typical week aboard Anita unfolds at a leisurely rhythm. Mornings begin with coffee in the cockpit, shaded beneath the bimini, as you plot your course toward hidden coves and UNESCO-listed islands. The Šibenik archipelago offers endless exploration—emerald bays, medieval stone villages, and anchorages where the only sounds are water lapping against the hull and the occasional fishing boat passing. The galley refrigerator keeps provisions fresh for simple lunches prepared underway, while the GPS and chart plotter guide you confidently through narrow channels and around rocky outcrops. Come evening, you'll drop anchor in a secluded spot, tender ashore in the dinghy to explore a waterfront restaurant, or simply remain aboard to watch the sun melt into the sea.
The boat's practical amenities—Wi-Fi to stay loosely connected, a radio-CD for background music, and comfortable cockpit cushions for long afternoons—strike the right balance between modern convenience and genuine sailing. Whether you're an experienced sailor ready to take the helm or a group content to let a professional skipper handle navigation, Anita offers the space and systems to make it seamless. A week aboard this yacht is measured not in miles covered, but in sunsets watched from quiet anchorages, the taste of local wine and fresh seafood, and the quiet satisfaction of days lived entirely at sea.