Bootscharter in Kroatien · Nautitech 44 Open in Kaštel Gomilica / Marina Kaštela — “Neguinha” — (2024)

Neguinha sits at Marina Kaštela, your starting point for cruising the central Dalmatian coast—a position that puts the Pakleni Islands within easy reach and opens a week's sailing toward the south or along the island chains to the north. This 2024 Nautitech 44 Open gives you the platform to make the most of it: two hulls that keep you stable at anchor in bays and over shallow seabed, with a draft shallow enough to explore places monohulls simply cannot reach. Living aboard for a week means using three cabins spread across the twin hulls, each with its own berth, plus two full bathrooms so mornings run smoothly. The saloon sits between the hulls where light pours through large windows, and you'll spend time on the open cockpit aft, where the canvas trampolines stretch out front for sunbathing or watching the water. The foredeck gives you room to move safely, and the catamaran's 7.3-meter beam translates into genuine interior space—no cramped passages, no cabin fever after five days at sea. Two 80-horsepower Yanmar engines handle motoring in calms or tight anchorages, while furling sails let you choose your sailing style. Water and fuel tankage supports independent cruising far from resupply, and the shallow draft means you anchor in crystal water close enough to swim directly off the bow. Neguinha works equally well for a family group or friends seeking space, stability, and the flexibility bareboat sailing demands.