À propos de ce yacht
Pingala is a 2005 Grand Soleil 45 sailboat based at D-Marin Marina Mandalina in Šibenik, Croatia—a gateway to the Dalmatian coast's most coveted anchorages and hidden limestone islands. This three-cabin, eight-berth vessel offers the ideal balance of comfort and authentic sailing, whether you're planning a week with family, a group of friends, or seeking a more intimate escape for two couples. The boat's teak deck and well-appointed cockpit, shaded by a bimini and equipped with comfortable cushions, create an inviting outdoor living space where mornings unfold over coffee and evenings settle into long sunsets over the Adriatic.
Life aboard Pingala combines ease with genuine seamanship. The 56 HP engine provides reliable power for navigating narrow channels and reaching secluded anchorages, while the solar panels and efficient systems keep you independent during quiet days at anchor. Below deck, the galley is well-equipped with refrigeration for fresh provisions sourced from Šibenik's markets, and the two heads ensure comfort for a full crew. Modern navigation tools—GPS and chart plotter—guide you with confidence, while Wi-Fi keeps you loosely connected if needed. An onboard dinghy opens access to shallow coves and pristine beaches unreachable by larger vessels.
A typical week unfolds between the Kornati Islands' dramatic rocky outcrops, the Adriatic's crystalline waters, and charming Dalmatian villages where local catch and Dalmatian wines feature nightly. The radio and CD system provides entertainment during calm afternoons, while the heating system ensures comfort during shoulder seasons. Whether you're an experienced sailor seeking a well-maintained, capable cruiser or a group looking to split time between active sailing and leisurely anchorages, Pingala delivers both the adventure and the refuge.
Imagine anchoring in a secluded bay as the sun dips behind distant mountains, the water glass-smooth, local fishermen passing with their evening catch, and nothing but the gentle clink of rigging and the promise of tomorrow's exploration.