Dolce Vita
A luxury class gulet offering spacious accommodation and great style. Her 2 master, 2 double and 1 triple (double and single bed) cabins are beautifully crafted from mahogany and come equipped with TV, DVD player and minibar. She even has a jacuzzi on deck.
Gulet’s technical Data:
Year of Construction: 2005
Boat Type: Ketch/Gulet
Number of Cabins:5
Number of Guests: 10
L.O.A: 34 metres
Beam: 7.4 metres
Draft: 3.2 metres
Engine: 2 X IVECO 450 HP
Electricity: 12V ,24V, 220V
Equipment
Air Conditioning
TV, DVD player and minibar in all cabins
CD stereo music system
Computer, Internet, GSM telephone and fax possibility
Deep Freeze, Ice machine
Washing machine, Dish Washer
Radar, GPS, Deep sounder, fish finder
Full regulation safety equipment
2 windsurf and 2 canoes
Snorkelling and Fishing Gear
Speed boat with 50 hp
Water skis (on request)
Jet ski for 2 (on request)
Jacuzzi
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Testimonials
Peter Sommer Travels is a small tour operator that provides an intimate cultural and historical perspective on the places visited. The guides are all highly qualified archaeologists who are able to recreate vividly the past from the ruins before you. We have learned so much on each trip. It's like attending a week of lectures at the Smithsonian (Washington, D.C.) or a university but in the fresh air with the places before you.
Jordana Wilson, Washington DC, USA
Having read stellar reviews of Peter Sommer Travels for years, we finally took the plunge and were not disappointed. From the moment they picked us up at the hotel in Dubrovnik everything was taken care of - transfers, guides, itinerary. We didn't have to do anything but show up. The crew and our guide Mislav were just great and the week on our private gulet introduced us to Croatia in a spectacular way. Amazing sites, great food and so well taken care of every step of the way. Almost like a dream - after a week back home, have to look at the pictures to remind ourselves it really happened...
K Reynolds, USA Cruising the Dalmatian Coast: from Dubrovnik to Split