Bootscharter in Montenegro · Astréa 42 in Tivat / Porto Montenegro — “Wave” — (2018)

Tivat's position at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor makes it a perfect launchpad for exploring the Adriatic's most dramatic coastline. Wave, a 2018 Fountaine Pajot Astréa 42, sits ready to anchor in clear bays, thread through narrow straits, and bring your group to quiet beaches that bigger monohulls cannot reach. The catamaran's twin hulls draw less than 1.5 metres of water, opening access to anchorages where conventional yachts would be stuck offshore. Living aboard Wave means genuine comfort across four cabins and four bathrooms, so everyone has their own space and nobody queues. The saloon runs the full width of the bridge deck, catching light and air from both sides, while the broad cockpit becomes your outdoor living room—perfect for sunsets and group dinners. Below deck, the layout flows naturally, and topside the trampoline netting stretches between the hulls, offering a unique vantage point for spotting islands ahead or simply floating over clear water. Catamaran hulls deliver what matters most at anchor: they sit flat and stable without a keel to dig in, so you can swing freely and safely. The dual-hull design also means you can dock easily with a friend's boat alongside, and the shallow draft lets you explore the limestone inlets and pebble beaches that define this corner of Montenegro. From Tivat, a week's sailing reaches the Dalmatian Islands, the Pakleni Islands, and back, with plenty of time to linger where the mood takes you.