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Bonaventura
Charter Sailing
Dalmatian Coast
Of Croatia

Charter Sailing Croatia

Sailing Dalmatian Coast

Charter Sailing Croatia

Technical Specifications:

Year Built: 1995
Year Refit: 2001
Length: 92 ft
Beam: 22 ft
Engine: 240 hp Leyland
Generator: 220v 18 kva
Water: 2,300 gal
Fuel: 740 gal
Sail Area: 3,870 sq ft
Cruising Speed: 9 kts

Accommodations:

Total of five en-suite cabins
two with double and single bunks
three with double bunks
Large salon
Indoor and outdoor dining
Sun mattresses
Cushioned after deck protected by sun awning

Equipment:

Air-Conditioning
Kayak, Wind Surfer
Doughnuts, Water Skies
Tender w/ 40 hp Outboard
Snorkeling Equipment
Computer w/Internet Connection
VHF Radio-Telephone, Cell Phone
Television
Stereo Music System
Deep Freeze, Ice Maker

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This page last updated on 02/27/2008

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