Bootscharter in Kroatien · Lagoon 40 in Rogoznica / Marina Frapa — “EL PASO” — (2018)

EL PASO is moored in Rogoznica, a working Croatian port that sits at the crossroads of the Adriatic's best sailing grounds. From this natural base, you're minutes from the Dalmatian islands, hidden anchorages in the Pakleni Islands, and the protected waters that make this coastline legendary among sailors. Step aboard this 2018 Lagoon 40 and you immediately sense the space—six cabins distributed across two hulls, each with its own character and privacy. The four bathrooms mean no morning queues, while the galley sits central to the saloon, making the boat feel like a floating home rather than a cabin cruiser. The wide saloon catches light from all angles, and stepping into the cockpit you get that catamaran trademark: endless deck space to move around, stretch out, or simply watch the Adriatic unfold. The trampolines strung between the hulls offer the quietest vantage point at anchor, and the expansive foredeck gives everyone room to gather without feeling crowded. The two hulls are the real asset here. At anchor, EL PASO sits dead flat and steady, even when the wind pipes up—no constant rolling that exhausts sailors and ruins dinners. The shallow draft means you can explore bays and beaches where deeper boats draw a blank, accessing coves and secret spots that define Adriatic cruising. With berths for twelve, this catamaran works equally well for a multi-family week, a group of friends, or a bareboat adventure where everyone wants both comfort and the freedom to sail far.