Bareboat Sailing Yacht Mirage
Philippe Briand design meets spacious comfort in the Adriatic
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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Mirage
Mirage is a Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 469 that brings modern design and generous accommodation to bareboat sailing in Croatia. Built in 2014, this yacht pairs clean lines and an elongated hull with the volume and comfort typically reserved for larger vessels. The result is a boat that performs intelligently whilst feeling substantially more spacious than her dimensions suggest.
The interior is bathed in natural light, with four cabins accommodating up to 10 guests. This layout makes her equally suited to family groups, mixed sailing parties, or friends seeking an independent charter experience without crew.
Highlights
- •Four cabins with flexible sleeping arrangements for groups up to 10
- •Philippe Briand design philosophy delivers aesthetic refinement and seaworthy performance
- •Intelligent interior volume and headroom exceed expectations for a bareboat of this class
- •Ideal platform for independent sailing in the sheltered Adriatic waters
The Charter Experience
Charter Mirage along the Croatian Adriatic, where turquoise anchorages and sheltered island passages reward both experienced sailors and confident amateurs. The Sun Odyssey 469's balanced handling and contemporary sail plan make passage planning straightforward, whilst her responsive design encourages active sailing rather than pure motoring. Based in one of Europe's most accessible sailing regions, you'll navigate between Dalmatian islands, historic coastal towns, and secluded coves within hours of departure.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might begin in Split or Trogir, sail south toward the Dalmatian islands (Brač, Hvar, Vis), then return northward via quieter anchorages and limestone-backed bays. The moderate distances between waypoints suit a measured pace, with time for swimming, provisioning in local villages, and evening exploration ashore.
Specifications
14.1 m
10
4
8
Monohull
2014