Sailboat Gallart 13.50 MS
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Gallart 13.50 MS

La Rochelle, Charente Maritime (France)


Skipper included


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  • 3 cabins
  • 1981 (2017)  year
  • 6 berths
  • Battened mainsail  
  • 2 showers
  • 44 ft (13.50 m)  length
  • 2 wc
  • 1.80 m  draft

Equipment

  • Misc.

    • Guides & Maps
    • Safety equipment
  • Kitchen

    • Freezer
    • Fridge
    • Toaster
  • Electronics

    • 220V converter
    • Anemometer
    • Chart plotter
    • GPS
    • VHF DSC
  • Deck equipment

    • Bow thruster
    • Deck hand shower
    • Electric Windlass
    • Safety Net
    • Sprayhood
    • Swimming ladder
    • Teak deck
  • Comfort

    • Electric Toilets
    • Generator
    • Heater

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Options & Extras

Unless otherwise indicated, all obligatory and/or optional extras should be paid to the boat operator. Please note that (unless otherwise indicated) fuel and mooring expenses are not included. Be sure to check with the boat operator or your GlobeSailor advisor.

  • Obligatory

    Final Cleaning

    Obligatory
    80,00 € /boat
  • Included in the price

    Gennaker

    Included in the price

    Outboard engine

    Included in the price

    Skipper (excluding meals)

    Included in the price

    Tender

    Included in the price

    Welcome Kit

    Included in the price

    Wifi

    Included in the price
  • Optional

    Bedding

    20,00 € /cabin

    Cook (excluding meals)

    120,00 € /day

    Harbour fees

    50,00 € /boat

    Hostess (excluding meals)

    120,00 € /day

    One Way Fee

    538,00 € /boat

    Prior night sleepaboard

    25,00 € /person

    Provisionning fee

    20,00 € /person/day

    Touristic Guide

    180,00 € /day

    Towels

    5,00 € /person

    Transfer to boarding base

    10,00 € /person

La Rochelle

La Rochelle

The capital city of Charente Maritime, La Rochelle, is particularly known for its famous towers which guard the entrance to the old port. Medieval heritage and unspoiled nature make La Rochelle an ideal stopover on the Atlantic coast. La Rochelle is great to sail around, but its worth going ashore to walk its cobblestone streets and admire its limestone buildings. La Rochelle offers one of the largest marinas in France (Les Minimes), modern public transport and green, pleasant open spaces. After a day of sailing, you should spend an evening in La Rochelle, to see the magical urban landscape with beautifully enlightened buildings including the iconic towers.

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