Bootscharter in Kroatien · Lagoon 43 in Seget Donji / Marina Baotić — “Stela” — (2025)

Seget Donji's sheltered position along Croatia's central coast makes it an ideal launching point for exploring the Adriatic, and Stela puts you at the heart of that cruising ground. This new Lagoon 43 sleeps 11 across five cabins and four bathrooms, offering genuine privacy for larger groups or multiple families who might otherwise compromise on comfort. Living aboard is thoughtfully designed. The two hulls create a wide, naturally stable platform: you'll notice the difference at anchor in exposed spots, and when threading through shallow bays around the islands, the shallow draft lets you reach places many monohulls cannot. The main saloon bridges the gap between the hulls, keeping the heart of the boat open and light. The cockpit extends across the stern, while forward, the trampoline netting spans between hulls—a genuine outdoor room for lounging, reading, or watching the Adriatic pass by. The foredeck gives you space to move safely and enjoy the view as you arrive at each anchorage. Stela's cabin and head layout maximizes privacy: no one competes for bathrooms, and each sleeping area feels separate. A week's cruise from here reaches the Pakleni Islands, the Dalmatian islands, and towns with genuine character—places where a catamaran's stability and shallow draft become clear advantages. The space across two hulls means your group actually enjoys being together rather than feeling crowded.