https://www.scanboat.com/en/boat-market/boats/multi-hull-boat-newick-val-trimaran-17489173 Multi hull boat - Både sælges, Newick Val Trimaran, 1980 EUR 29.900 Scanboat Enter the world of ocean-racing trimarans with the first successful multihull designed by Dick Newick. This 10m trimaran is easy to sail, seaworthy and capable of good performance when handled well. The cockpit can host up to 6 crew members for day sailing. The interior space is suitable for two/three people. the boat is now in good condition, ready to be sailed. Completely renovated in 2020 including a complete rebuild of the platform, new rigging, fittings, sails, rudders, electronics, engines and safety equipment. The boat is duly registered and insured. The boat is now in condition, ready to...

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The Ocean Alexander 64' Pilothouse Motoryacht is synonymous with cruising in the Pacific Northwest. With the ideal crusing owner/operater pilothouse combining the talents of Naval Architect Ed Monk, Jr. and Hydrodynamicist Ed Hegemann to create for the ultimate boating experience. And this Ocean Alexander 64' Pilothouse Motoryacht 2007 is no exception. Highlighting "Adventure's" distinctions include reliable MTU 60 Series 825hp mains with only 435 hours, Northern Lights 12kw & 20kw gensets, Keypower stabilizers, Keypower 25hp hydraulic bow & stern thrusters, Xantrex 4kw inverter, staboard aft control wing station, hardtop with Barrett full enclosure, molded staircase to flybridge, transom underwater lighting, complete Furuno/Simrad full-nav system, KVH Tracvision satellite TV antenna system, Glendinning Cablemaster, Maxwell 3500 hydraulic windlass, Brower Systems 1,500lb boatdeck yacht crane, 13' AB center console RIB tender with Yamaha 50hp outboard and built-in 40 gallon fuel tank and transfer pump for tender. SOLD by Robert Fiala at Hampton Yacht Group.

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Discovering Vrgada Beach: A Hidden Gem in Croatia Croatia's coastline is famed for its pristine beaches, azure waters, and charming islands, each offering its unique slice of paradise. Among these, Vrgada Beach stands out as a hidden gem, tucked away on the small, tranquil island of Vrgada. If you're seeking a serene escape far from the bustling tourist hubs, Vrgada Beach is the perfect destination. A Glimpse of Vrgada Island Located in the Zadar archipelago, Vrgada is a small, car-free island, easily accessible by a short ferry ride from the mainland town of Pakoštane. The island itself is a blend of lush pine forests, olive groves, and traditional stone houses, offering a glimpse into the untouched, rustic beauty of the Adriatic. The absence of cars adds to the island's peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for relaxation. The Allure of Vrgada Beach Vrgada Beach is the island's crown jewel, boasting golden sands that are a rarity in Croatia, where pebbly beaches are more common. The beach gently slopes into the shallow, crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic, making it an ideal spot for families with children, as well as those who simply want to wade in the warm sea. Surrounded by the island's signature pine trees, the beach provides natural shade, perfect for those hot summer days. The peaceful ambiance is enhanced by the sound of cicadas and the gentle lapping of waves, creating a truly idyllic setting. Activities and Amenities While Vrgada Beach is known for its tranquility, there are still plenty of activities to keep you engaged. The calm waters are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and paddleboarding. If you're up for a little exploration, you can take a leisurely hike around the island, discovering secluded coves and stunning viewpoints along the way. The beach is also home to a few quaint beach bars and cafes where you can enjoy local Croatian delicacies, fresh seafood, and refreshing drinks. Don’t forget to try the island's own olive oil, a staple in the local cuisine. Why Vrgada Beach? Unlike the more famous beaches in Croatia, Vrgada Beach remains relatively undiscovered, which means you'll often find yourself sharing the shore with only a handful of other visitors. This solitude, combined with the island’s natural beauty and the warm hospitality of the locals, makes Vrgada Beach a true sanctuary for those looking to disconnect and recharge. Tips for Visiting Getting There: Take a ferry from Pakoštane. Ferries run regularly, but it's a good idea to check the schedule in advance. Accommodation: There are a few small guesthouses and vacation rentals on the island, but booking ahead is recommended, especially during the summer months. What to Bring: While there are some amenities on the beach, it's wise to bring your own snacks, water, and sun protection. Final Thoughts Vrgada Beach is a reminder that sometimes, the most beautiful places are those that remain off the beaten path. Whether you're looking to soak up the sun, swim in clear waters, or simply unwind in nature, Vrgada Beach offers a perfect slice of Adriatic paradise. For those yearning for a peaceful retreat that offers a genuine connection with nature, this hidden gem in Croatia is definitely worth the visit.

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The busy Fountaine Pajot stand at Dusseldorf Boat Show 2015. Time-lapes mode

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