Bootscharter in Kroatien · Lagoon 60 in Kaštel Gomilica / Marina Kaštela — “CATWALK I” — (2026)

Marina Kaštela sits at the gateway to Croatia's central Dalmatian islands, offering immediate access to Brač, Hvar, and the Pakleni archipelago—making it an ideal launch point for a week's exploration. CATWALK I, a 2026 Lagoon 60, departs from this working boatyard base ready to take eight guests across shallow bays, around limestone cliffs, and into secluded anchorages that larger monohulls cannot reach. Life aboard revolves around four en-suite cabins and four bathrooms distributed across the twin hulls, each thoughtfully laid out to give couples and families genuine privacy. The saloon sits forward in the center, naturally lit and connected to a full galley for preparing meals at sea. The wide cockpit becomes the social hub—sheltered yet open to the horizon—while forward, the trampolines and generous foredeck offer sun-soaked gathering spaces that only a catamaran's beam provides. The twin-hull design does more than deliver comfort. It anchors steadily in variable conditions without swinging wildly, draws just over a meter of water for exploring Greece-like fjords and beach anchorages, and provides the interior volume that makes a week with friends or a multi-generational family feel spacious rather than cramped. From Kaštela, you can sail the Dalmatian classics—wine tastings on Hvar, kayaking in Makarska's pebble coves, or quiet nights dropping hook between pine-forested islands where the water stays glassy and calm.