Bootscharter in Kroatien · Bali 5.8 in Kaštel Gomilica / Marina Kaštela — “BALI KAI” — (2026)

From Marina Kaštela, BALI KAI launches you into Croatia's Dalmatian islands with the decisive advantage of catamaran design. Two hulls mean everything here: anchor in the shallows off Hvar or Brač without the anxious shallow-draft compromise of a monohull, enjoy genuinely flat decks even when the wind builds, and carry ten guests across without that tippy-in-a-gust feeling that worries newcomers to sailing. The layout works because space is split smartly. Five cabins and five bathrooms mean no one shares facilities. Your crew manages the twin Yamaurs and handles lines while you sprawl across the trampolines forward, feel the bow spray, or settle into the protected cockpit aft. Down below, the saloon runs the full width of both hulls—no tunnel, just usable room. Cabins nestle into each hull, bathrooms alongside, everything connected by generous passageways that let ten people move without collision. What Marina Kaštela opens up is the entire central Adriatic in a single week. Sail south to the Pelješac Peninsula's wine villages, anchor near Vis and dive Roman shipwrecks, or head north toward Rab and its protected bays perfect for families. The catamaran's shallow draft takes you behind barrier islands where deeper keels cannot follow. Smooth motion and a stable platform mean your crew can prepare meals and manage daily operations while you focus on what matters: the islands, the light, the company of nine other people you actually want around for seven days.