Charter
Sailing Yacht Ofelia Cruising The Adriatic
Accommodations:
Seven en-suite cabins accommodating twelve guests,
including one master, two double, two twin, and two with single berths, all
air-conditioned. Air-conditioned salon. Indoor and outdoor dining facilities.
Sun mattresses. Deck awning. Separate crew quarters.
Technical Specifications:
Year Built: 2000, Year Refit: 2004 Length: 118 ft Beam: 24 ft
Engines: (2) 225 hp Volvo Penta Generators: 32 & 13 kva Water Tanks: 3,700 gal
Fuel Tanks: 1,980 gal Sail Area: 5,600 sq ft Cruising Speed: 11 knots
Equipment:
VHF
Radio, Stereo Music System, Satellite Television with VHS and DVD Players, CD and DVD
Library, PC with Printer and Internet Connection, 14' Speedboat w/60 hp Outboard,
Water Skis, (2) Windsurfers, Diving, Fishing and Snorkeling Equipment
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Further information concerning luxury yacht cruising in the Adriatic and elsewhere may be obtained
by clicking on the blue links immediately above. Thank You. Could you be searching for a
luxury sailing yacht cruising the Adriatic? Could you be dreaming of a luxury cruise among Croatian
islands? Of swimming at Sveti Stefan? Of dining on fresh seafood at Petrovac? Of walking the walls
of Dubrovnik, the marble streets of medieval Ragusa? Of exploring byways at Korcula explored by
Marco Polo? Of examining the Roman Emperor Diocletian's official retreat in Split? Well, you can do
these things. All of them. You have found Ofelia. Ofelia is not the daughter of Polonius. She is not
the sister of Laertes. She is not the lass courted by the Prince of Denmark. She is a proper sailing
yacht doing or facilitating all of the things you contemplate. She is Ofelia. Ragusa, by the way,
was an independent city-state through much of history. A larger part of Croatia, Dalmatia, was for
eight hundred years held by the Republic of Venice until incorporated into the Austro-Hungarian
Empire in 1797. The island of Korcula near Dubrovnik was thus birthplace of the "Venetian"
Marco Polo, but after re-incorporation Korcula rested in an "Austrian lake," and much of the Croatian coast continues as the haunt
of wealthy Viennese (not of wealthy Venetians). Would you not like to have a luxury holiday aboard
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yacht serving espresso? A charter yacht serving espresso ice cream? Would you like to charter
a sailing yacht to cruise to Sveti Stefan, a still-medieval island connected to the mainland by
causeway? To cruise further south in search of Skanderbeg? Or north to medieval Hvar?
Would you like to charter a crewed luxury yacht to cruise further along the Adriatic coast of
Croatia? Starting in Split? Or Trogir? Are you searching for Split in Croatia? For nearby Trogir?
Well, we can meet you there. We can put you aboard a crewed sailing yacht for the holiday of a
lifetime. We can put you aboard a luxury yacht with an experienced crew able to show you
Marco Polo's initial trek from Korcula to Venice, to show you the seaside palace of the Roman
Emperor Diocletian, to show you the earlier haunts of ancient Illyria. Ofelia, a superb luxury
yacht available for charter in Croatia. Contact Blue Cruise Yacht Charters today at
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