Boat rental in Mahón · Venturi — Elyd (2024)

This ELYD is available for charter in Menorca with a 280 hp Volvo Penta engine (compulsory skipper included in the price). In a world of increasing vulgarity, Elyd was born to enhance timeless classic lines, which we borrow and respectfully adapt to create our vision of the modern classic. Elyd is the result of combining a lifetime of motor and sail experience, applied marine practicality, historic naval design aesthetics, and cutting-edge technology. The meticulously conceived cockpit lighting creates a cozy candlelit ambiance where a nightcap could last an eternity. A sturdy bimini protects both the cockpit and the rear sunbathing area for hot summer days. Inspired by minimalist 20th-century military design, Elyd aspires to export the Mediterranean spirit around the world with our marvelous daycruiser, always striving to preserve the dignity of the boat. You've made the right choice by selecting this model for your boat rental in Menorca. For safety reasons, the boat has been installed with a system designed by [**#**] that is currently being patented and integrates electronic components such as a SIMRAD GO 7 chart plotter, a tablet with communications, a set of integrated sensors that generate alerts with relevant information, and a continuous communication system for these alerts to the boat itself and the office. The Navionics chart is used with bathymetry, points of interest including coves, rocks, and restaurants, and can be used via phone numbers so you can book from the boat while sailing. The app allows you to select a destination and choose the best safe route, giving an approximate arrival time. The boat's GPS helps you navigate day and night, which is especially useful when you lose your way. With the integration of communications components and systems, alerts are generated that reach the ship and the office simultaneously, such as impacts, speed, low battery, water in the bilge, anchoring in protected areas, and so on. The security system provides access to the weather forecast, the route of nearby vessels, and operating instructions for the ship's components. The ship has a VHF radio to use the radio procedures established by the IMO and also provides communication with the office. When an unforeseen situation arises and is not known how to resolve, the office is contacted, and almost all calls for help are handled from the office. When this is not possible, we respond to help, as we know the ship's position.