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Cycling cruise Montenegro - ship San Snova

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The San Snova

ship San Snova Island hopping
name of the ship San Snova
Crew of the ship San Snova

  • The MS San Snova is a brand-new wooden motor sailer to be launched in spring 2009 and made exclusively for Island Hopping cruises.

  • This ship, constructed entirely of oak, was built in three years by the Scherka family in their own carpentry workshop as a family project. The ship, 31 m long and 8 m wide, meets the highest expectations in regard to comfort, elegance and style, combining romantic seafaring with modernity and functionalism. Young captain Tonci, his brother Josip and ever-cheerful Jelena pride themselves in the meticulous appearance of the ship and the cordiality on board.

  • The fittings of the cabins as well as the saloon and the outside areas are of superior quality with many carefully created details. The spacious sundeck offers comfortable mats for relaxing and lounge chairs are found on the afterdeck. Two one-man canoes, launched by the crew for bathing stops, are also part of the equipment. The crew speaks fluent German and English.

  • So let yourself simply be pampered and enjoy the „Dream of Dreams“ (San Snova), as the Scharka family named their new ship, and cruise the Dalmatian island world with them.

 

The cabins of the San Snova

cabin of the San Snova
bath room of the ship San Snova

  • The San Snova has six double cabins (with French beds 200 x 160 cm) and five triple cabins above deck (with French beds 200 x 160 cm and bunk beds 200 x 80 cm) as well as three triple cabins with one bunk bed and one separate single bed (200x90cm each).Two of these below-deck-cabins offer space for an extra bed for a child.

  • All cabins have their own bathroom with shower and WC and are equipped with an individually controlled air-conditioner.

 

Sun deck of the San Snova - photographs are examples

sun deck of the ship Panagiota
deck chairs of the ship Romantica