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À propos de ce yacht

Gustac is a well-maintained Bavaria Cruiser 45 sailboat, launched in 2014 and based at Marina Drage in Pakoštane, Croatia—your gateway to the stunning Adriatic coast. This 14-metre vessel combines comfortable cruising capability with thoughtful onboard amenities, making it an excellent choice for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of exploration along one of Europe's most celebrated sailing destinations. The boat accommodates up to ten guests across four cabins, with three separate heads ensuring everyone enjoys privacy and convenience throughout the week.

The Adriatic around Pakoštane offers an irresistible blend of crystalline waters, limestone islands, and charming coastal villages. Your week aboard Gustac typically unfolds with leisurely passages between secluded anchorages, punctuated by swims in transparent bays and evenings ashore sampling local Dalmatian cuisine. The boat's 55-horsepower Volvo engine provides reliable propulsion when winds drop, while the bow thruster makes tight marina manoeuvres straightforward even for less experienced skippers. Onboard, the teak cockpit becomes your natural gathering place—shaded by the bimini and protected by the sprayhood during unexpected weather—while the GPS chartplotter and cockpit GPS keep navigation intuitive and stress-free.

Whether you're sailing to the Pakleni Islands, exploring the Elaphiti archipelago, or anchoring off hidden coves near Hvar, Gustac delivers the freedom and comfort that define a memorable Mediterranean sailing holiday. The galley refrigerator keeps provisions fresh, and the boat's solid construction and proven design mean you can focus entirely on the rhythm of wind and water. A week aboard is measured not in kilometres covered, but in sunsets watched from a quiet anchorage, the taste of grilled fish at a waterfront taverna, and the simple pleasure of waking to turquoise water lapping beneath your cabin porthole.