Bootscharter in Kroatien · Bali Catspace in Seget Donji / Marina Baotić — “My5ive” — (2022)

Seget Donji puts you minutes from the islands and anchorages that define Dalmatia, and My5ive—a 2022 Bali Catspace—is built to make the most of it. This 12-meter catamaran sleeps 12 across four private cabins, each with its own bathroom, so groups and families travel without compromise. The layout flows from an aft saloon that opens fully to the cockpit, through the trampoline nets that stretch between the hulls, and forward to the foredeck where you'll spend lazy mornings. Natural light floods the interior, and the step between indoors and out disappears when you're anchored. Two hulls mean stability that matters. At anchor, there's minimal heel and almost no swinging—important when a dozen people are moving around. The shallow draft lets you slip into bays and tuck between islands where monohulls can't follow, reaching the quieter spots and emptier beaches. The wide platform of a catamaran creates genuine living space, not just bunks and a galley crammed into a single hull. From Marina Baotić, a week opens onto the Pakleni Islands, Hvar, the Elaphiti group, and down toward Mjlet. The Adriatic stays accessible whether conditions are gentle or you want to push south toward the Dalmatian mainland. My5ive gives you a bareboat platform that handles the sailing capably while the deck layout and cabin comfort mean your group actually wants to spend time aboard.