Bootscharter in Split · Leopard 45 in Marina Agana — “Sunsail 454L Classic” — (2022)

Marina Agana puts you at the heart of Croatia's island-hopping season, with the Sunsail 454L Classic ready to take your group into the Dalmatian archipelago. Built in 2022, this 45-foot Leopard catamaran carries up to ten guests across four separate cabins, each with its own bathroom—a layout that matters when seven days at sea means seven nights of genuine privacy. The galley and saloon flow into a cockpit designed for both cooking and steering, while the bridging trampolines and wide foredeck give your group room to spread out, sunbathe, and move safely between hulls. Two hulls make the difference on a charter like this. The catamaran sits flat at anchor without rolling, which means easier mornings and steadier meals as you drift in Hvar's coves or behind Vis. The shallow draft lets you explore narrow bays and reach beaches where monohulls draw too much water. The beamy hull design—nearly eight meters across—creates living space that a single hull cannot match; galleries and crew have genuine elbow room for the full week. From Marina Agana, a bareboat week opens the central and southern Dalmatian islands. Motor through Komiza, sail to Pakleni Islands, anchor off Korcula. With twin Yarmars delivering steady power and a furling mainsail that reefs quickly, you choose whether to pursue wind or fuel efficiency based on each day's conditions. This is serious sailing comfort, designed so groups and families actually enjoy seven days together on the water.