A charter aboard a Oceanis 51.1 is aimed at travellers who want sailing to be an important part of the holiday.
The model is suitable for coastal itineraries, island routes, and stays in marinas or sheltered bays, subject to the specific yacht's configuration.
Verify the exact year, capacity, navigation equipment, comfort features, base location, and skipper options.
Marina del Sur, Spain
Check-in 16:00
Check-out 09:00
Minimum charter 7 nights
The interior of a Oceanis 51.1 charter yacht is normally arranged around a saloon and galley, with cabins and bathrooms positioned forward and aft according to the specific version.
This creates a practical division between shared living space and private sleeping areas.
Layouts vary, so rely on the listing for the confirmed cabins, berths, heads, saloon places, storage, and amenities.
A Oceanis 51.1 is a practical option for guests interested in authentic monohull sailing, marina visits, and overnight stays in bays or ports.
Suitability depends on the confirmed cabin arrangement and sailing experience of the crew.
Review the operator's qualification rules and the yacht's capacity, equipment, and service options.
Where does Alboran Mary-Anne - Oceanis 51.1 depart from?
Alboran Mary-Anne - Oceanis 51.1 departs from Marina del Sur, Las Galletas, Spain. Check-in is at 16:00 and check-out at 09:00.
What is the minimum charter for Alboran Mary-Anne - Oceanis 51.1?
The minimum charter is 7 nights. Pick your dates on this page to see the exact price for the period.
How many people can sail on Alboran Mary-Anne - Oceanis 51.1?
Alboran Mary-Anne - Oceanis 51.1 takes up to 12 guests in 5 cabins. It is a 14.98 m sailing yacht, built in 2023.
What is paid at the base for Alboran Mary-Anne - Oceanis 51.1?
Mandatory extras paid at the base: Gas consumption (€15), End cleaning 5 cabins and catamarans (€140), Port services per person (€5).