City Sukosan
Max. guests
Cabins 3 cabins
Bathrooms 1 bathroom
With or without skipper
Vella Adria 1002 Vektor invites the whole party to slow down from the outset. Leaving Sukosan opens a route where Iž can be the first stop, yet the real pleasure lies in having time to cruise, swim and share life on board. The boat accommodates 8 people approx. across 3 cabins and 1 bathroom. That arrangement suits a quiet celebration with time to talk on board, especially when berths are agreed before boarding. With Rava as the middle stop, the route can extend to Mala Rava or return to shelter without making the experience feel incomplete.
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Vella Adria 1002 Vektor measures 10,80 m approx. by 3,60 m approx. Those proportions are welcome during the stay, especially when sharing the deck, and worth remembering on the approach to Rava. With a draft of 0,95 m approx., shelter is chosen according to depth and actual conditions.
Boarding Vella Adria 1002 Vektor means meeting a 2011 yacht with very specific proportions: 10,80 m approx. by 3,60 m approx. For a quiet celebration with time to talk on board, that scale combines shared moments, rest and a useful role in manoeuvres. A stop at Iž reveals the balance before the rest of the route is decided.
The waters around Sukosan allow the day to be shaped as it unfolds. If Iž is busy, an alternative can be chosen before continuing to Rava; when the wind helps, Mala Rava extends the route. A comfortable return remains part of the plan.
The starting price is €2,500/week. A simple list of inclusions and extras, particularly fuel, cleaning, harbours and skipper, keeps the final day free from avoidable questions about payment.
The 3 cabins separate sleep from storage, while 1 bathroom shapes the morning when the boat is full. Vella Adria 1002 Vektor feels more comfortable when every berth has a clear place and the saloon table does not become a luggage shelf.
With a flexible plan and a careful handover, Vella Adria 1002 Vektor is enjoyable from the first manoeuvre. Iž, Rava and Mala Rava are possibilities; the measure of the trip is returning to Sukosan rested and eager to go again.
Length:10 m.
Beam Beam: 3 m.
Bow thruster
CD player
Cockpit cushions
Cockpit table
Cockpit/stern, outside shower
Dinghy
Electric anchor windlass
GPS chart plotter
Refrigerator
Solar panels
The middle day combines a comfortable passage to Iž with real time to enjoy the place. Rava 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.
When the forecast opens a stable window, Iž can begin a longer stage towards Rava. The group keeps a sheltered alternative and a decision time. That discipline does not reduce freedom; it protects an easy return to Sukosan.
An early coffee leaves room to study the forecast; every guest finds a place without filling the cockpit with bags. Once Sukosan begins to fall astern, the deck feels better when it is not a permanent corridor. While daylight still allows two shelters to be compared, shortening the stage often creates a fuller afternoon aboard. A night near Rava is more enjoyable; everybody puts belongings away and common areas feel open again.
Before setting a course for Iž, the crew discusses the route and keeps one simple alternative. With the boat settled on its course, the swimming stop is chosen for shelter and depth, not only photographs. If Rava looks busy on arrival, an updated forecast makes a change of plan feel entirely normal. As evening settles over Vella Adria 1002 Vektor, memories grow from simple details and generous time together.
With provisions already stowed below, nobody must learn everything, but everybody knows whom to ask. In the opening miles on Vella Adria 1002 Vektor, lunch can wait until a genuinely comfortable bay appears. Before committing to a night near Rava, depth, swinging room and the morning exit matter more than reputation. After swimwear and loose equipment are collected, water, batteries and weather are checked for an easy start.
As the harbour wakes around Vella Adria 1002 Vektor, the party shares jobs and keeps the deck passages clear. After the party has found a comfortable pace, conversation gives way to quiet moments watching the horizon. When the party wants more swimming and fewer miles, nobody loses the experience by dropping a late stop. With dinner ready and the anchorage checked, the morning plan is discussed without turning it into a duty.
| Skipper and licence | Bareboat charter requires documents and experience accepted by the operator. When there is doubt, a skipper stops manoeuvres from dominating the trip. |
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| Arrival at the base | The time and berth for Vella Adria 1002 Vektor are confirmed before travel. Arriving early leaves room for ice, luggage and an unhurried handover. |
| First route decision | Iž is the initial reference, but Rava can replace it if the wind changes. Both options should be understood before departure. |
| Returning the boat | The final leg leaves time for fuel, inventory and possible waiting. Reaching Sukosan early gives the trip a calm finish. |
| Sensible luggage | Soft bags stow better than hard cases. Sun protection, light-soled shoes and one dry layer are more useful than excess clothing. |
| Food and refrigeration | Water, breakfast and bulky products are best bought before leaving. The actual refrigerator space is checked during the Vella Adria 1002 Vektor handover. |
Handover is the best time to walk through Vella Adria 1002 Vektor 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.
With these references clear, Vella Adria 1002 Vektor is easier to share. The crew can change the stage between Iž and Mala Rava without losing time to searches, and handover in Sukosan becomes more orderly.
The first leg is shortened and deck rules are explained before casting off. Every child needs a suitable lifejacket, shade, accessible water and adult supervision. An early pause near Iž shows how they tolerate motion. If seasickness or fatigue appears, the route must offer shelter or a return without demanding a long passage. Settling it before leaving Sukosan gives the party more freedom near Iž.
From €2,500/week
Marc D.
A well-prepared departure makes a difference: provisions stowed, deck clear and a sensible alternative if the wind changed.