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Lagoon 620: Catamaran Skippered Charter in Croatia

When it comes to catamaran charter Croatia, the Lagoon 620 will usually crop up at some point during your search. In many ways, this catamaran is best known for a highly innovative reefing system, but it also makes good use of a smart setup which can efficiently manage every electrical system on-board.

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That being said, sailing in a Lagoon 620 is a comfortable and luxurious adventure. Featuring a large amount of space, the interior comprises of up to six cabins and this capacity along with sheer versatility is a further reason as to why many people prefer the Lagoon 620. It also consists of quite a different galley layout and lounging space, most especially at the flybridge.

With this in mind, here are more reasons why you should choose the Lagoon 620 for your skippered charter in Croatia:

Huge Flybridge on the Lagoon 620

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source: Istion Yachting

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The Lagoon 620 features a newly developed rig. Aside from this, there are many more features which never fail to impress sailors about this catamaran. For example, the expansive cockpit can also be used for alfresco dining, and the overhang offers excellent weather protection on the flybridge deck.

Lagoon 620 from Lagoon catamarans video on Vimeo.

In fact, the flybridge of the Lagoon 620 is one of the true highlights, and it is here, you will find the impressive sail controls. Located at the front of the bridge, this consists of the four large Harken 80 electric winches for halyards and sheets.

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source: CharterWorld 

Meanwhile, at the back, there are two helms which are placed outboard so that both sides of the hull will be visible. The helm modules also house the B&G wind instruments, and both these instruments have power controls and controls for the bow thruster.

Overhead, there is a canvas Bimini that provides weather protection. For a more relaxing catamaran charter Croatia, guests can also enjoy the comfortable sunbeds on this spacious flybridge.

Cavernous Interior

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source: Yacht Charter Croatia

The Lagoon 620 is also praised for a cavernous-like interior, and this is, in fact, its main selling point. With up to six cabin layouts, along with the different galley configurations, there are definitely lots of layout options available for you to choose from. Another key option of the Lagoon 620 is the choices regarding the galley, whether you want it up or down. Located at the central galley, the saloon is also a place for cooking. As for the galley, these runs along the port side of the middle bench that houses a fridge and a spacious worktop space.

Lagoon 620 – Large Cabins

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source: Orakei Marine

The Lagoon 620 catamaran consists of five en-suite cabins that offer plenty of comfortable sleeping space. There is also a direct deck access on both sides that give the aft cabins a particular appeal. The cabins are all the same size, however, the port deck hatch is just beside the flybridge steps, which gives a quick access once required.

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source: cata-lagoon.com

Within the cabin, there is a bed that runs laterally having views on one-way portlights. Underneath, cool ducted air flows from the air conditioning system while at the front end there is a bathroom that has a separate shower stall.

With the many excellent features of the Lagoon 620, it is certainly clear why this impressive boat is often hailed as the best choice for catamaran skippered charter in Croatia.

Frequently asked questions

  • 1
    What are some of the key preparations I should consider prior to my yacht charter?
    • Travel Documentation

      Always ensure you have some form of acceptable identification, in legible condition and valid.

      Medication

      Double check that both you and other individuals in your group remember to bring important medications that you are currently being prescribed, accounting for the amount of time you will be at sea.

      Money & Additional expenses

      It would be prudent to budget for slightly over what you anticipate spending. Charter related expenses will be made known, however you never know whether you will need something once travelling.

      Research

      Set aside some time look up the areas you intend on visiting, both whilst chartering (as part of your anticipated itinerary) and whilst travelling to the location at which you will begin your charter.

      Supplies

      As with any journey or holiday, ensure you have adequate toiletries, perhaps some favored foods and snacks.

      Clothing

      Bring the types of clothing that will, in your estimation, suit the weather conditions of the location in which you will be chartering. It may be handy to spend some time researching a few sailing blogs and weather forecasts.

      Equipment

      All necessary equipment should be found already aboard (including safety equipment and anything required to properly operate the vessel. Though you may like to bring a few extra mod-cons to ensure you have the best of experiences.

  • 2
    What is the best way to choose the right vessel and charter for me?
    • Choosing the best vessel for you and those joining you on your yacht charter, would be dependent on your personal preference. Though we recommend considering the following points:

      • Your level of experience
      • Where you will be chartering
      • The time of year and associated weather conditions
      • The ages and competence of both yourself and those in your group

      It would be very helpful for you to conduct some basic research pertaining to all of the above, by way of asking those who you know have chartered the type of vessel or been to the location you are considering, before. Yacht charter blogs and other relevant websites that will offer you an understanding of the key factors you should consider.

      And of course, we are more than happy to help you with your decision.

  • 3
    Do I need a licence to charter a yacht?
    • That all depends on where you intend to charter. If you would like to charter a yacht within Europe, the answer would be yes. It is important to remember that the correct licencing and/or documentation for your charter is your responsibility and we would strongly advise you to enquire into the legal prerequisites of your chosen charter region, taking care to note any differences if you are to cross maritime boarders.

      Regarding Europe, you will require an International Certificate of Competence, also known as the ICC.

  • 4
    What is an APA?
    • As a rule of thumb, the fee you pay for your charter, includes the rental of the vessel and the necessary crew to operate it, all other expenses associated with the charter are separate and are financed by the APA, which stands for the Advance provisioning allowance.

      The APA generally amounts to 30% of the total charter fee, though this may vary depending on the vessel.

      Dockage fees, fuel, communications and food & beverages will all be financed by the APA. Any remaining money from the APA at the end of the charter, will be returned to you.

  • 5
    What happens if the owner/captain does not show up, or is late?
    • All boat owners are bound to have someone meeting charterers on the day of charter. It is important that you as a charterer notify us if there is something wrong with your charter. For more information read the charterer’s policy.

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