Yacht charter in Chioggia · Jeanneau — Sun Odyssey 49 (2005)

BOAT DESCRIPTION FUEL AND ENGINES No. of tanks 1 Tank material Polyethylene Tank capacity 240 litres Fuel Type Diesel Propeller Type J-Prop 1 x 110 Yanmar engines Shaft line transmission PLUMBERS Water tanks 700 litres meter to measure consumption Boiler Present Cockpit shower INTERNAL DESCRIPTION 3 CABINS 2 BATHROOMS with shower Owner's cabin forward mattress 2015, with exclusive electric bathroom. 2 double aft cabins 2nd bathroom electric WC in dinette Walled kitchen Large chart table and seat with chaise longue 220v/12v sockets in all cabins WEAPONS DESCRIPTION Bow thruster Air conditioning Onan generator Microwave oven Barbecue Webasto-like diesel heating Walkway J-Prop prop Electric deckhouse winch 2 oversized primary electric winches Sprayhood (2015) Bimini top (2015) 50" 8k TV (2015) with TV antenna 3-burner gas cooker + gas oven Fridge and freezer (2 new compressor units 2015) 1,800W inverter LED lights Bow and cockpit sunbathing cushions Tender 240 with inflatable floor Outboard Suzuki 5hp (2022) Davits for lifting overboard Rigging new 2015 4 AGM 4x100 A service batteries (2015) 1 AGM 100 Ah engine battery (2015) 2 bow thruster batteries AGM 2x100 Ah (2015) Antifouling March 2023 SAILS: Battened mainsail and genoa 2015 Winder below deck level Gennaker with sock Bowsprit INSTRUMENT DESCRIPTION AIS, Axiom 7 (2021) radar antenna Echo Raymarine ST6000 Autopilot 2 plotters with GPS antenna (Axiom 7 external (2021) - C120 internal Raymarine) ST60 wind and tridata on both wheelhouses Quick windlass control with digital chain counter. Fixed and portable VHF radio (receiver). FM/AM radio with cockpit speakers USE of the boat exclusively family cruising, No chaters and regattas ADVICE ON THE AREA WHERE THE BOAT IS LOCATED You have the opportunity to explore the entire Venetian Lagoon, accompanied by various recommendations on places of interest and restaurants to visit For those who want to go beyond a weekend, we also offer a week or more in Croatia, an example below: SUBMARINE SAILING CRUISE (CHIOGGIA)-ISTRIA-SOTTOMARINA Itinerary on a sailing boat in Istria with departure from Chioggia. Our itineraries are flexible according to the needs of the participants and the weather and sea conditions. > Saturday: embarkation for the sailing cruise in Croatia is scheduled in Sottomarina between 3 and 6 pm. The skipper will give you a short presentation of the boat and life on board. We stock up and settle on board > Sunday: We leave in the morning and in 7-8 hours of navigation we will already be in Istria. It is possible to disembark in several destinations along the Istrian coast: Novigrad, also known as Cittanova which is located in the northern part of the Istrian peninsula, or Vrsar also called Vrsar, or Rovinj, the by now famous Rovigno, a jewel of Venetian art. We proceed to the customs formalities in Croatia, while the rest of the day is dedicated to visiting the chosen location or diving into the sea along the many beaches that open around the towns. > Monday: it's time for the Kvarner crossing. For lunch we will stop on the island of Unije, while the evening will be dedicated to the island of Losini (Lošinj) and night in the marina. > Tuesday: leave Losinj for the island of Silba. Here we will spend the night at anchor. > Wednesday: it is the day of the return crossing of the Kvarner with a stop for lunch and swimming along the hidden bays of the coast. We will spend the night in Istria, in Veruda. > Thursday: We will retrace the Istrian coast towards the north where we will find a cove to spend the night or if animated by a spirit of celebration we will land in one of the villages to have dinner and stay up late > Friday: last swims in Croatia and then off for the final route towards Sottomarina (Chioggia), return aperitif and evening in the lively town. > Saturday: disembarkation in the morning by 10.00 The SKIPPER I'm a 65 year old, I've been boating since I was 30 (Meteor) and since I was about 35 I've been on the 'big'; I never came down again... little inclined to regattas, I am more attracted by cruising, indeed by that wandering that takes you, bay after bay, port after port, to discover still real corners of our seas. I've never left the Pillars of Hercules, but I've traveled a bit in the Mediterranean. I obtained the license 'within' from 91 and "beyond" in 2000 and three boats under my belt, Sun Odyssey 32i, Elan 333 and a beautiful Sun Odyssey 49 For some years now I have been the owner of the Sun Odyssey 49 moored at the Mosella marina in Sottomarina. I sail mainly from May to August/September, my favorite field of action as well as easier for my crews is Croatia For my past employment I have experience in electrical engineering, electronics and information technology. At the moment I don't have any anecdotes