Bootscharter in Kroatien · Nautitech 40 Open in Primošten / Marina Kremik — “JANGADA” — (2015)

JANGADA sits at Primošten's Marina Kremik, ready to launch you into the Dalmatian islands with a group of up to 10. The Nautitech 40 Open puts everyone comfortably aboard: four cabins and two bathrooms mean families and friends travel without cramping, and the broad hulls of this 1999-built catamaran give each cabin decent headroom and natural light. The open saloon sits between the two hulls, framing views of water on three sides. A generous cockpit lets the whole crew gather without taking watches in shifts. Springy trampolines stretch between the bows—ideal for lazy afternoons at anchor—while the foredeck stays clear and safe for everyone to move forward and handle sails. Twin hulls do serious work. They sit JANGADA firmly at anchor even when the wind picks up, eliminating the rolling that makes some guests queasy. The shallow 1.2-metre draught lets you thread into bays and anchor off sand and shale that deep-hulled yachts cannot reach. You can nose into Pakleni Islands' tight coves or find your own quiet spot away from the charter fleets. From Primošten, a week's sailing takes you through Dalmatia's best: south toward Hvar and Korčula, north to Vis and the Pakleni Islands, or east across to the Kornati. Two Yanmar engines keep your schedule flexible when the wind drops. JANGADA feels spacious underway and secure at rest—exactly what crews want when they're together for a week.