Bootscharter in Dubrovnik / Montenegro · Lagoon 450 Fly in Ploče City Port — “Alba Mouse” — (2016)

Stepping aboard Alba Mouse from Ploče City Port puts you within striking distance of Croatia's most rewarding cruising grounds—the Dalmatian islands, the Pakleni archipelago, and quiet anchorages tucked into limestone bays where only shoal-draft boats venture. This 2016 Lagoon 450 Fly carries 12 guests across six cabins with five bathrooms, meaning families and groups enjoy genuine comfort rather than cramped quarters. The catamaran's twin hulls do the heavy lifting: they sit stable at anchor even in choppy conditions, draw minimal water for exploring beaches and shallow coves, and provide the kind of spacious deck layout that lets everyone find their own corner when needed. Life aboard flows naturally across multiple levels. The flybridge becomes your social hub—a generous sun platform for lounging and alfresco dining with unobstructed views. Below, the main saloon offers shelter and entertainment space that doesn't feel confined. Cabins are distributed across both hulls, each with its own head, so there's no queuing for showers when you're anchored off an island. The trampolines stretch between the bows, a signature feature of catamarans that provides seating and a place to watch dolphins or dolphins watch you. A week based from Ploče opens routes along the central Adriatic that favour this boat's strengths: protected waters, accessible anchorages, and the kind of diverse cruising—sailing hard one day, anchoring soft the next—that keeps mixed-ability crews engaged and relaxed.