Oceanis 51
Length:
15.9m
From €4,800 per week.
12
5
3
2018
Pure excitement and safety on the move. The spacious cockpit and aft platform offer several areas for sunbathing and leisure, with plenty of comfort. The interior design boasts elegance.
Wifi
Wifi a bordo
Coffee machine
Coffee machine on board
Generator
Onboard generator
Air conditioning
The boat is equipped with air conditioning
Period
Boats are chartered from Saturday to Saturday. However, you can also book day use.
Security
All boats are equipped with safety equipment.
Minimum number of people
It is not mandatory to have a minimum number of clients to hire the charter.
Daily rates
Daily rates do not depend on the number of people on board, respecting capacity.
Full Kitchen
The boats are equipped with a full kitchen where you can prepare your meals.
Bed Linens
Included in your stay: bed linen, bath towels and beach towels.
Additional services you can hire
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