The charter fee covers the yacht, standard equipment, and insurance. Cleaning, tourist tax, and any optional extras (skipper, paddle board, etc.) are billed at the base — we confirm the full breakdown when you request a quote.
Charter pricing is famously opaque. Here's everything the operator will charge — mandatory items paid at the base, plus optional add-ons you can opt into.
Perfect for families This 2017 Lagoon 450 catamaran suits larger groups and families beautifully, with six cabins sleeping up to 12 people comfortably. The twin-hulled design offers exceptional stability and deck space, ideal if anyone gets seasick or simply prefers relaxed cruising over performance sailing.
Well-equipped modern cat You're getting solid modern conveniences here: solar panels plus a water maker means genuine independence, while air-con, autopilot, and a chart plotter handle the practical side. The teak cockpit and generous cushions suggest this boat has been maintained with an eye toward guest comfort, not just charter turnover.
Excellent value proposition At under €3,800 per week with a modest €2,500 deposit, this represents genuinely competitive pricing for a six-cabin catamaran of this age and spec. You're paying for proven comfort rather than flashy extras, which translates to more budget left for provisioning, fuel, and enjoying your destination.
One honest note The listing doesn't confirm the charter base location, that's crucial information you'll need before booking, since your flight logistics and local support depend entirely on whether it's Caribbean, Mediterranean, or elsewhere. Contact Charter Team directly to confirm the base and confirm whether their English-speaking support matches what you need for an international charter.
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Based at Marina Frapa, in Rogoznica, Croatia. Kat el Mar is operated by Charter Team.
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Marina Frapa sits in central Dalmatia with easy access to the Adriatic's most sheltered cruising grounds; week one typically takes you through the Trogir archipelago and down to Hvar and Pakleni Islands, all within 20-30 nautical miles of departure. The prevailing northwesterly Maestral winds favour downwind passages along this coast, making for straightforward sailing with plenty of anchorages and small ports to explore. The nearby Dalmatian islands offer protected waters ideal for crews new to the area, while larger boats can venture further south towards Korcula and Vis by mid-week.
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