Bootscharter in Kroatien · Lagoon 450 in Medulin / Marina Medulin — “Bevanda” — (2013)

Moored in Marina Medulin, Bevanda sits at the gateway to Croatia's central Adriatic—a position that puts the Dalmatian islands, limestone cliffs, and turquoise anchorages within easy reach for a week of bareboat exploration. This 2013 Lagoon 450 spreads 13.96 metres of twin-hulled space across six cabins sleeping 12 guests, with four bathrooms to match the scale. Two hulls mean stability when anchored, shallow draft for exploring bays and beaches other boats cannot reach, and the kind of platform width that families and groups value for moving around and using deck space without feeling crowded. Inside, the catamaran opens into a saloon that works as the social hub, with galley, dining and lounging areas flowing together naturally. The cabins themselves offer genuine privacy—not the tight quarters of a monohull—while the aft cockpit and trampolines forward create multiple spots for watching the coast slip past or reading without the feeling of being packed in. Four bathrooms mean less queuing and more comfort on a longer charter. From Medulin, a week's sailing reaches Hvar's pinewood slopes, the sheltered waters around Korčula, or the Elaphiti Islands scattered north toward Dubrovnik. The Lagoon 450's twin diesels handle both reliable passages and easy manoeuvring through tight anchorages. Whether your group sails regularly or picks it up for the first time, Bevanda's design lets you move at your own pace through water most charter boats cannot access.