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Classic gulet charm The Aborda is a traditional 24m gulet that suits groups and families seeking an authentic wooden-vessel experience in the Mediterranean. With 8 cabins sleeping up to 16, it's ideal for larger parties wanting to split costs and maximize the social side of a sailing holiday.
Standout strengths You're getting genuine gulet character here—these wooden vessels are built for cruising and lounging, not racing. The package includes dinghy and snorkeling kit, which matters if your group plans to explore quieter anchorages and reefs, plus the zero deposit is refreshingly straightforward for budgeting.
Value proposition At 1989 build, the Aborda won't be a gleaming modern yacht, but that's reflected in what you're paying for—rustic Mediterranean ambiance rather than luxury polish. For a large group splitting the charter fee, this represents solid value if you prioritize experience over finishes.
Worth knowing The specs don't specify the base location, which matters for flight logistics—you'll want to confirm whether the operator is based in Turkey, Greece, or Croatia before booking, as that significantly affects your international access and transfer time from a major hub. It's worth checking exact cabin configurations too, as "16 berths across 8 cabins" can mean tight quarters depending on layout.
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Port of Split / East Harbour, Croatia
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Based at Port of Split / West Harbour, in Split, Croatia. Aborda is operated by Aborda Yachting.
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