Charter Sant Isidre
The San Isidro is a ship with a fascinating and rich history. Built in 1925, its original function was fishing. However, his career took him far beyond the fishing world. For a period, the San Isidro served the Navy of the Second Spanish Republic, actively participating in maritime operations. Later, he joined forces with the Greenpeace organization, collaborating on its oceanographic missions and contributing to the preservation of the marine environment. Today, this historic ship continues sailing, but with a different purpose: to provide unique experiences to anyone who wishes to enjoy its rich maritime history.
Experience the excitement of sailing aboard this historic jewel of the Mediterranean!
What we offer?
We offer a variety of experiences aboard the San Isidro. You can enjoy a two-hour outing along the coast of the Cabo de Creus Natural Park, an environment of unparalleled natural beauty. Relive the historic lighthouse keeper's tour of Cabo de Creus or come dine with us at the picturesque restaurant in Cala Jòncols. If you prefer, you can rent the San Isidro for half a day, a full day or for as long as you want. Our flexibility allows us to adapt to your needs and proposals. We are at your disposal to create a memorable experience!
Boat Features
The San Isidro has a capacity for 35 people, with a sail area of 200 m², a length of 14.60 meters and a beam of 4.74 meters. Its GRT is 19.4 tons and it is equipped with a 160 horsepower Deutz Vetus engine. In addition, it has an electricity system that works at 220v and 12v, offering comfort and functionality on board.
As for accommodation, the boat has 4 double beds and 2 single beds, ideal for overnight stays. The fuel tank has a capacity of 400 liters, as does the water tank.
The San Isidro is also equipped with advanced navigation systems, including two VHF radios, GPS, radio beacon, compass and maritime charts. The crew, made up of a captain and experienced sailors, guarantees safe and pleasant navigation.
Onboard amenities
To ensure a comfortable and pleasant experience, the boat has an equipped kitchen, refrigerators, a large capacity barbecue, a 300w indoor and outdoor audio system, and a TV with DVD. Sinks and a freshwater shower offer additional comfort. For sun lovers, a solarium is available.
In addition, the Sant Isidre has a 4-meter auxiliary inflatable with motor, and snorkeling equipment to explore the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean.
This ship is not just a means of transportation; It is an invitation to discover and enjoy the sea in a unique way.
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