Bateau à moteur Bennasar 60 · 1965 (réarmé 2020) · Bennasar

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

-Possibility of staying overnight for an extra cost of €75/person (minimum €300)

-Capacity for 12 passengers + crew

The price includes:

9 HOURS OF NAVIGATION

UP TO 12 PEOPLE

PROFESSIONAL PATRON

SAILOR / ASSISTANT

30 MILES OF FUEL

TENDER 6 PAX WITH OUTBOARD

DRINKS WITHOUT ALCOHOL

FINAL CLEANING

VAT / TAXES

The Juliana is a charter boat with a difference. She is the living story of an old passenger "swallow" built in 1965 in Mallorca and that can be yours for a few days. It is the romantic project of a man in love with these boats, who has personally redesigned the boat to make it the most Mediterranean and most comfortable boat to spend your holidays.

A wide aft deck where you can sunbathe or lie down at night to watch the stars... two benches of more than three meters on each side with compartments for fins and snorkeling and diving equipment to enjoy the water. Bathing suits and towels will always be organized by our crew so that the experience is impeccable.

The huge bow sundeck easily accommodates four people lying down sunbathing or up to 6 lying down in the cabin while La Juliana sails. Away from the engine, it is the place to be while the boat sails lying down in the cabin, observing the coast from the bow and listening only to the sound of water against the hull when sailing. At key times of the day, such as the morning, anchorage time or sunset, the skipper has selected vintage music playlists adapted to each moment.

The dining room is on the starboard side, with a table where up to ten people can eat at the same time, enjoying the water with the windows open and the horizon of the sea.

The large dining table is made up of two pieces that can be converted into various configurations, adapting to the life of the ship and the number of passengers. From a table for 10 people to a spacious chillout where you can practice the "slow life" that La Juliana ...

The sofa area next to the dining room is on the port side, with an "L" shaped sofa that can accommodate about 6 people around a low table for chatting, coffee, aperitif time...

In it is the library specially selected by the Navy where you can find the best nautical literature and the best guides to be informed of the area in which you sail.

Cooking with a window open to the sea is a unique experience. A full kitchen equipped with an induction hob, oven, toaster, coffee maker, water heater, two refrigerators, a powerful freezer... and two generous counters to cook together, to feel the pleasure of Mediterranean food after a good bath.

The bridge is the place from which the entire ship is governed. There is where the helm is handled, plans and charts are consulted, the on-board diary is written every day with all the events... a bridge that comfortably seats three people to be able to turn it into a place for chat and I find, in an opportunity to learn with the Patron the secrets of navigation.

All controls are carefully designed for assembly with the utmost respect for the classic tradition of historic ships.

Next to the bridge area is the chillout, a large mat on the floor next to the window and the bow access door. It is a space to do yoga, take a nap, read a good book, or talk to the boss in the changing of the guards. The glass vase will always contain fresh plants and flowers collected from the coves and boating areas.

The main cabin has two large, wide and comfortable beds, 130 cm wide. Each bed has a nightstand for books, glasses and personal belongings. On the nightstand there are two USB sockets to charge mobiles, as well as a switch for the fan on hot days. The stateroom has generous closets with interior lighting and plenty of drawers to store all your clothes. Some shelves on the sides allow you to have additional books and objects on them.

The port and starboard cabins are two cabins with comfortable and wide letters. The beds are more than 75 cm wide and have USB sockets next to the headboard and tables to leave objects. The cabin has a closet with interior light and shelves to leave books and objects. Like the entire ship, the cabins are cheerful and bright.