Gran Azul
About This Boat
This yacht offers a practical base for exploring coastal destinations, islands, and sheltered bays, with the exact onboard experience depending on the individual vessel and charter setup.
It can suit relaxed holidays that combine time under way with swimming stops, meals aboard, and overnight stays in marinas or at anchor.
Use the yacht-specific listing to confirm the model, year, dimensions, equipment, location, availability, and charter conditions.
Charter Conditions
Marina Santa Eulalia, Spain
Check-in 15:00
Check-out 20:00
What's Included
Equipment
Extras (4)
Accommodation and Layout
The accommodation and layout vary according to the yacht's design, size, and configuration.
Most charter yachts provide a combination of sleeping cabins, shared living space, a galley, bathroom facilities, and outdoor areas for dining or relaxation.
Refer to the listing for confirmed cabins, berths, heads, passenger capacity, crew arrangements, air conditioning, and other onboard features.
Who is Suitable For
This yacht may suit couples, families, groups of friends, or experienced crews, depending on its capacity, equipment, and charter requirements.
It can be considered for short coastal trips, island-hopping holidays, or longer stays aboard when the vessel's configuration matches the group's needs.
Check the permitted guest capacity, required licences, skipper options, and operating conditions before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Gran Azul depart from?
Gran Azul departs from Marina Santa Eulalia, Santa Eulària des Riu, Spain. Check-in is at 15:00 and check-out at 20:00.
How many people can sail on Gran Azul?
Gran Azul takes up to 10 guests in 6 cabins. It is a 13.96 m catamaran, built in 2015.
Can I charter Gran Azul with a skipper?
Yes. A skipper can be added as an extra for €250 per charter, paid at the base.
What is paid at the base for Gran Azul?
A security deposit of €1,000 is paid at the base on check-in. Mandatory extras paid at the base: Comfort pack (€650).