Bootscharter in Kroatien · Bali Catsmart in Pula / Tehnomont Marina Veruda — “Marva” — (2024)

Pula's position at the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula makes it an ideal launch point for a week exploring everything from the nearby Brijuni Islands to the wider Dalmatian coast. Marva, a 2024 Bali Catsmart, sits ready at Tehnomont Marina Veruda to carry eight guests through these varied waters with the stability and shallow-draft advantages that only a catamaran offers. Life aboard this 11.78-meter vessel centers on three well-separated cabins and two bathrooms—a practical layout for families or friend groups staying a week together. The saloon and cockpit flow naturally across the wide 6.25-meter beam, giving everyone room to move, cook, and relax without feeling crowded. The trampolines stretched between the hulls and the open foredeck become extensions of your living space, perfect for watching the sun set over an anchorage or spotting dolphins during a morning sail. Those twin hulls matter. They keep Marva steady at anchor even in exposed spots, letting you sleep soundly without rolling. The 1.25-meter draft opens access to shallow bays and small beach anchorages where deeper keelboats cannot venture. From Pula, a bareboat week lets you blend quiet mornings in protected coves with proper sailing passages across open water. Whether you're anchored off a deserted beach in Croatia's national parks or exploring a fishing village harbor, Marva's twin-hull design and modern efficiency mean you can cruise confidently while making the most of limited wind or choosing to motor between highlights.