Bootscharter in Kroatien · Lagoon 51 in Trogir / SCT Marina Trogir — “Princess Hana” — (2026)

Moored at Trogir's waterfront, Princess Hana sits ready to unfold a week of island-hopping across Croatia's Adriatic. The Lagoon 51 catamaran carries 15 guests through a coastline of limestone cliffs, sheltered bays, and medieval stone towns—each anchorage a fresh discovery. Living aboard means real separation between sleeping and living spaces. Seven cabins spread across both hulls give families and friends their own sanctuaries, while five bathrooms eliminate the morning queue. The main saloon opens onto a generous cockpit where meals happen under sail, and broad trampolines stretch across the bow, perfect for watching dolphins or unwinding between passages. With a beam of 7.6 meters, there's room to move without bumping shoulders. Two hulls change everything at anchor. The catamaran sits rock-steady even when others pitch and roll, turning overnight stops into genuine rest. That shallow 1.27-meter draft lets you nose into bays and beach anchorages that deeper-hulled yachts must skip, turning secret coves into private territory. Whether you're navigating toward Pakleni Islands, threading between Dalmatian pearls, or simply drifting off Vis, the dual-hull platform works harder than any monohull. Yonder engines and furling sails handle passage-making efficiently, giving you more time anchored than underway. From Trogir, a week charts itself naturally—plenty of water, enough cabins for a real group, and the stable platform that makes bareboat charters with families or corporate teams actually work.