Bootscharter in Kroatien · Lagoon Sixty 5 in Split / Port of Split / West Harbour — “AMADA MIA” — (2021)

Split's West Harbour is your launchpad into the Dalmatian islands, and AMADA MIA makes the most of it. This 2021 Lagoon Sixty 5 sleeps 11 guests across six cabins—a genuine flotilla substitute for groups and families who'd rather share one beautifully appointed boat than coordinate multiple vessels. Four bathrooms mean no morning queues. The saloon and cockpit flow seamlessly, with the galley positioned where someone can cook while staying connected to the day. Up front, wide trampolines stretch across both hulls, giving you genuine lounge space beyond the cockpit. Twin hulls define the catamaran experience here. At anchor, AMADA MIA barely moves; you get the stability monohull sailors envy, with minimal rolling in any swell. The shallow 1.25-meter draught opens up dozens of anchorages inaccessible to deeper-drafted boats—sandy bays, protected coves, even shallow passages between islands become realistic alternatives to crowded mooring fields. The beam works in your favour too, creating enough interior volume that six cabins feel genuinely spacious rather than cramped. A week from Split lets you island-hop from Brač to Hvar to Korčula, or curve south toward Vis and the Pakleni Islands. With a professional crew handling navigation and daily logistics, you're free to anchor where conditions suit you, swim in empty coves, and explore villages at your own pace. AMADA MIA carries enough fuel and water to stay out comfortably, and the furling mainsail keeps sail handling straightforward.