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Perfect for active sailors RACE DOG is a 2013 Salona 41 that appeals to experienced sailors who want a responsive, well-equipped cruiser rather than a floating hotel. With three cabins sleeping eight, she's ideal for small group sailing trips where everyone shares the love of actually sailing the boat.
Solid touring credentials The teak cockpit, sprayhood, and lazy jack system show this boat is rigged for comfortable long-distance sailing, you're not fighting the mainsail when you need to focus on navigation or anchor management. Heating is a genuine plus if you're chartering outside summer months in Northern European waters.
Reasonable value proposition At this price point with the 2013 build year and Salona's reputation for robust construction, you're getting a dependable platform that won't leave you worried about reliability mid-charter. The €2,500 deposit is reasonable and suggests competitive weekly rates.
Location detail matters The base location isn't listed in your data, which is crucial before booking, you'll need to factor in how long it takes to reach the boat from your nearest international airport and whether Octopus Sailing offers transfers. I'd confirm base details and exact weekly rates directly with the operator before committing.
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Based at Adaköy Marina, in Marmaris, Turkey. RACE DOG is operated by Octopus sailing.
Adaköy Marina in Marmaris sits at the gateway to the Turkish Riviera's most accessible cruising grounds; week one typically takes you east along the coast to Ekincik and Dalyan, or west toward Icmeler and the Greek islands of Rhodes and Symi depending on wind direction. The marina benefits from reliable northwest winds in summer months, making it well-positioned for both novice sailors exploring sheltered bays and more experienced crews heading into open water. From here you can reach anchorages with reasonable overnight distances of 15 to 30 nautical miles, giving you flexibility to explore limestone coves, visit working fishing villages, and sample local provisions without excessive daily sailing.
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