Bootscharter in Kroatien · Dufour Catamaran 48 in Primošten / Marina Kremik — “CLO” — (2024)

CLO offers the space that makes group and family sailing genuinely comfortable. Six private cabins with ensuite bathrooms mean everyone sleeps well and moves through the day without crowding. The saloon spans the bridge deck between the two hulls, creating a bright social hub for meals and evening gatherings, while the cockpit sits open to the breeze for steering and casual time on deck. The trampoline netting stretched between the hulls and the foredeck are where sunbathing and sea-watching happen—genuine outdoor living space that a monohull simply cannot match. Catamaran hulls change how you anchor and explore. CLO's shallow 1.2-meter draft opens shallow Croatian bays that deep-keeled boats cannot reach. Stability at anchor means minimal motion even in a swell, so sleep is undisturbed and dinner stays on the table. The twin hulls provide deck width and cabin volume that feels more like a small resort than a boat, yet the design trades nothing away in sailing performance or handling. Primošten sits at the heart of the Dalmatian coast. A week from CLO's base brings you to the Pakleni Islands, Hvar's harbours, the pine-backed beaches of Brač, and the stone towns threading through the Middle Adriatic. Longer passages reach the Elafiti Islands or down toward Pelješac. The combination of protected anchorages, short day sails, and genuine shelter on deck makes bareboat sailing here both relaxing and engaging.