Bootscharter in Split · Leopard 42 in Marina Agana — “Moorings 4200/4 Exclusive” — (2024)

Based at Marina Agana in Croatia, the Moorings 4200/4 Exclusive gives you direct access to the Dalmatian coast—islands, limestone bays, and secluded anchorages within easy reach of the base. This 2024 Leopard 42 catamaran opens up a week's bareboat cruising where depth of water and stability both work in your favor. Four separate cabins, each with its own bathroom, mean your group of up to 10 guests keeps private space throughout the voyage. The main saloon sits centrally between the hulls, surrounded by windows that frame your cruising grounds while staying protected from the elements. The aft deck works as your social hub—where the cockpit gives you commanding sight lines and comfortable helming, while the wide trampolines forward invite you to stretch out and absorb the Croatian sun. A catamaran's two hulls fundamentally change how time at anchor feels. You sit flat and steady regardless of swell or wind direction, with minimal rolling that would disturb sleep or spoil a meal. The shallow 1.2-meter draft lets you position the boat in bays and over sandy bottoms that monohull vessels cannot reach, while the beam across those twin hulls creates genuine living space—more room to move, more surface on deck, more sense of roominess below. For families and mixed groups who spend days together, this difference in how the boat moves and breathes through a week matters considerably. The dual engines provide the power to navigate confidently in all conditions, from tight mooring fields to open stretches between islands.