| By model: |
Elan 384 Impression |
| By year of built: |
2005 - 2011 |
| By model berths: |
6+2 |
| By model cabins: / By WC: |
3 / 1 | 2 |
| By model location: |
Croatia:
- Dalmatia (Zadar)
- North Adriatic (KRK, Punat)
Greece:
- Dodecanese islands (KOS, Kos)
- Ionian islands (Preveza)
Slovenia:
- Istria (Izola)
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| Charter boat type: |
sailboat |
| Charter yacht model: |
Elan 384 Impression |
| Model built: |
2005 - 2011 |
| Max. berths: |
8 |
| Berths: |
6+2 |
| Cabins: |
3 |
| WC: |
1 | 2 |
| Yacht overall length: |
11.55m |
| Yacht beam: |
3.91m |
| Yacht draught: |
1.50m |
| Yacht weight: |
7,600.00kg |
Boat Model Overview
We’ve advised many guests who wanted a dependable sailing yacht without surprises, and the Elan 384 Impression is a name we keep coming back to. From our experience with bareboat and crewed requests, this model stands out because it balances family-friendly comfort with proper ocean-going manners.
The manufacturer Elan built the Elan 384 Impression as a sailing yacht intended for long weekends and full weeks. According to the production history we’ve seen referenced in manufacturer documentation and maritime databases, charter-oriented examples were delivered across the 2005–2011 period. That timeframe matters: it generally aligns with owners who upgraded maintenance routines early and kept documentation in order, which we have noticed makes check-in smoother.
On board, the “Impression” layout uses three cabins and is designed for flexible berth planning. In the common 3-cabin configuration, you’ll find six berths inside the cabins, plus two additional berths, giving up to eight sleeping places. Two sanitary arrangements are often available depending on the specific charter listing: we’ve observed both variants in the market. For some boats, there is one water closet; for others, there are two. Practically speaking, that difference changes morning flow and privacy, especially for groups.
Performance-wise, we can say with confidence that the hull form and sail plan are tuned for responsive sailing rather than slow cruising. Our guests typically report that the yacht feels composed through typical coastal conditions. It’s a credible platform for skippered sailing, and it can also suit experienced sailors looking for an efficient week.
In charter pricing, we’ve tracked weekly offers commonly ranging from about 1,097.4 to 2,672 EUR, with an average around 1,642 EUR depending on season, home port, and the selected sanitation version. We also state with certainty that this model has been popular in multiple sailing regions; based on our knowledge from past bookings, it’s frequently requested across three countries.
If you want a clear, technical fit for your itinerary, tell us your dates and crew size. We’ll match the correct cabin-and-sanitary configuration to your plans. Easy questions, fast answers—actually, that’s how our best charters start!