Time Out Seamaster 45 (2024)

City Sukosan

Max. guests

Cabins 4 cabins

Bathrooms 4 bathrooms

With or without skipper

For guests who want the boat to be part of the holiday rather than simple transport, Time Out Seamaster 45 gives the departure from Sukosan real character. The passage towards Dugi Otok is an approachable first stage, leaving energy for the rest of the break. 4 cabins and 4 bathrooms create a practical layout for travellers who want nights at anchor and easy access ashore, with room for 8 people approx. Dugi Otok is close enough to spend the first day understanding the boat and keep Božava as an option rather than an obligation.

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Time Out Seamaster 45 around Sukosan: comfort and pace — between Dugi Otok and Sakarun on Time Out Seamaster 45

  • Model: Seamaster 45
  • Year: 2024
  • Maximum capacity: 8 people approx.
  • Cabins: 4
  • Bathrooms: 4
  • Length: 13,50 m approx.
  • Beam: 4,80 m approx.
  • Draft: 0,90 m approx.
  • Weekly price: From €2,500/week

The rate begins at €2,500/week and may change with week, duration and services. The final quote should separate fuel, harbours, cleaning, deposit and skipper, so there are no surprises once provisions and route have been chosen.

The character of Time Out Seamaster 45 is clearest from the deck: 13,50 m approx. of length for sharing roles and 4,80 m approx. of beam so common life is not confined to the table. This 2024 yacht is attractive for travellers who want nights at anchor and easy access ashore, especially when Dugi Otok opens the day and Božava remains an alternative.

The 4 cabins separate sleep from storage, while 4 bathrooms shape the morning when the boat is full. Time Out Seamaster 45 feels more comfortable when every berth has a clear place and the saloon table does not become a luggage shelf.

Between Dugi Otok and Sakarun, the party can alternate cruising, swimming and time ashore without filling every hour. Božava is available for those wanting to go farther, but a shorter route still gives a complete experience.

At 13,50 m approx. long with a beam of 4,80 m approx., the boat offers presence and space while rewarding preparation before berthing. Its 0,90 m approx. draft matters when choosing an anchorage or entering a small harbour; chart, sounder and base guidance always carry more weight than an attractive photograph.

With a flexible plan and a careful handover, Time Out Seamaster 45 is enjoyable from the first manoeuvre. Dugi Otok, Sakarun and Božava are possibilities; the measure of the trip is returning to Sukosan rested and eager to go again.

Equipment

Length:13 m.

Beam Beam: 5 m.

220V socket

Air conditioning

Autopilot

Bathing platform

Battery charger

Bed linen

Bilge pump - Electric

Bilge pump - Mechanic

Bimini top

Binoculars

Reserve catamaran

Boat location

Three ways to cruise from Sukosan on Time Out Seamaster 45 — an approach designed for travellers who want nights at anchor and easy access ashore · suited to travellers who want nights at anchor and easy access ashore

Time Out Seamaster 45 towards Dugi Otok: One day at an unhurried pace — Dugi Otok as a first stop for travellers who want nights at anchor and easy access ashore

When the forecast opens a stable window, Dugi Otok can begin a longer stage towards Sakarun. The group keeps a sheltered alternative and a decision time. That discipline does not reduce freedom; it protects an easy return to Sukosan.

The middle day combines a comfortable passage to Dugi Otok with real time to enjoy the place. Sakarun is a second reference, not a compulsory target. Lunch on board, time ashore or another swim are chosen once everybody understands the boat and without pressure to complete a list.

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Three days on Time Out Seamaster 45: from Sukosan to Sakarun via Božava — between Dugi Otok and Sakarun on Time Out Seamaster 45

Time Out Seamaster 45 towards Božava: Two days at an unhurried pace — an approach designed for travellers who want nights at anchor and easy access ashore

Reviews from guests who cruised on Time Out Seamaster 45 from Sukosan

5

2 reviews
  • user review

    Mireia A.


    A very complete plan: morning passage, relaxed lunch and beautiful evening light before returning aboard.

  • user review

    Nadia A.


    Boarding was busy and we started a little late, but the organisation improved quickly and the day ended very well.

Time aboard Time Out Seamaster 45 between Dugi Otok, Sakarun and Božava — an approach designed for travellers who want nights at anchor and easy access ashore

Before setting a course for Dugi Otok, a calm explanation turns the first manoeuvre into part of the holiday. As the water opens near Dugi Otok, conversation gives way to quiet moments watching the horizon. When choosing between Sakarun and Božava, an updated forecast makes a change of plan feel entirely normal. After swimwear and loose equipment are collected, the morning plan is discussed without turning it into a duty.

As the harbour wakes around Time Out Seamaster 45, the party shares jobs and keeps the deck passages clear. During the passage towards Dugi Otok, the swimming stop is chosen for shelter and depth, not only photographs. If the wind changes during the afternoon, nobody loses the experience by dropping a late stop. The final conversation of the day often begins on deck; water, batteries and weather are checked for an easy start.

With provisions already stowed below, the crew discusses the route and keeps one simple alternative. Once Sukosan begins to fall astern, lunch can wait until a genuinely comfortable bay appears. If Sakarun looks busy on arrival, the simpler choice leaves time to cook, swim or go ashore. As evening settles over Time Out Seamaster 45, the crew discovers that slow travel can still feel far-reaching.

The departure improves when everybody arrives in good time; lines, fenders and documents are located before the engine starts. With the boat settled on its course, one person keeps watch while another checks position and the next mark. While daylight still allows two shelters to be compared, shortening the stage often creates a fuller afternoon aboard. A night near Sakarun is more enjoyable; everybody puts belongings away and common areas feel open again.

Time Out Seamaster 45 technical data — between Dugi Otok and Sakarun on Time Out Seamaster 45

On-board bathrooms 4
Genoa area No genoa
CE certification B10 / C12 approx.
Crew With or without skipper
Bathing platform Aft bathing platform
Dinghy/Tender Yes
Cabin layout 4
Dishwasher Optional
Fridge/freezer Yes
Architects/Design Seamaster Design Team
Cruising speed 16-24 knots at cruising speed
Displacement 11,0 t approx.
Listed berths 8 people approx.
Generator Optional
Mast height No sailing mast
Sound system Yes
Fuel tank 1.000 L approx.
Leisure equipment air conditioning, Wi-Fi, autopilot, GPS plotter, bimini top
Listed length 13,50 m approx.
USB sockets in cabins Yes
Air conditioning Yes
Listed beam 4,80 m approx.
Chart table Yes
Outdoor shower Yes
Shipyard Seamaster
Water tank 400 L approx.
Yacht model Seamaster 45
Electronics Yes
Barbecue Optional
Power unit 2 x 250-370 hp depending on unit
Mainsail area No mainsail
Total sail area No sailing rig
Solar panels Yes
Interior saloon Interior saloon or cabin area depending on layout
Year 2024
Construction material Fiberglass / GRP
Keel depth 0,90 m approx.
Safety Yes
Galley Yes
Watermaker Optional
Optional services Catering, transfers, provisioning and tailor-made routes
Wi-Fi on board Yes
Bimini and sun area Yes
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Time Out Seamaster 45 equipment: what to locate during handover — cruising towards Dugi Otok with room for Božava

Handover is the best time to walk through Time Out Seamaster 45 calmly and connect each item with a real situation. Nobody needs to memorise everything: several people should know where essential equipment is kept, how it is left after use and whom to call if something differs from the agreement.

  • Comfort on board. The use of «refrigerator», «bimini» and «air conditioning» is clarified before provisions and luggage are stowed. Knowing what draws power, needs ventilation or must be closed under way keeps common areas pleasant during the night near Sakarun.
  • Deck and anchoring. Before leaving Sukosan, the crew locates «anchor», «windlass» and «mooring lines». Lines and fenders remain accessible, while the person calling the berth agrees simple signals with everybody else. That preparation helps on arrival at Sakarun, especially in a busy harbour or crosswind.

With these references clear, Time Out Seamaster 45 is easier to share. The crew can change the stage between Dugi Otok and Božava without losing time to searches, and handover in Sukosan becomes more orderly.

Before confirming Time Out Seamaster 45: answers for organising the stage to Dugi Otok

What is worth bringing, and leaving ashore, for Time Out Seamaster 45? · Dugi Otok · families with teenagers who take part

Soft bags fit lockers and berths; hard cases block passages and are difficult to stow. For Time Out Seamaster 45, bring light clothes, sun protection, light-soled shoes, documents, medication and one dry layer. Confirm towels and snorkelling gear to avoid duplicate bulk. The aim is to keep all 4 cabins usable from the first day. On Time Out Seamaster 45, this detail affects comfort more than adding another stop.

How should food, water and ice be organised for Time Out Seamaster 45? · Dugi Otok · families with teenagers who take part

Which part of the Time Out Seamaster 45 passage should remain open until the wind is known? · Dugi Otok · families with teenagers who take part

How should the Time Out Seamaster 45 route change when children travel? · Dugi Otok · families with teenagers who take part

How much margin does Time Out Seamaster 45 need for the return and handover? · Dugi Otok · families with teenagers who take part

Time Out Seamaster 45 (2024)

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From €2,500/week