Ενοικίαση σκάφους στο Κροατία · Cervetti 44 in Primošten / Marina Kremik — “BELA” — (2026)

Primošten's Marina Kremik puts you minutes from some of the Adriatic's most rewarding sailing grounds. From here, BELA—a Cervetti 44 built in 2026—opens access to the Pakleni Islands, Hvar, Vis, and the maze of sheltered bays that dot Croatia's central coast. At 13.42 metres, she carries up to nine guests across five cabins and four bathrooms, offering the space groups and families need without sacrificing the responsive handling that makes bareboat sailing enjoyable. Two hulls define how BELA sits at anchor and behaves underway. The catamaran's wide stance delivers remarkable stability, even when the Adriatic shows its teeth. That stability matters when you're anchored in a bay, cooking dinner, or simply relaxing between passages. The shallow draft is equally valuable: you'll reach anchorages and pull up to beaches that deeper-hulled boats cannot access, opening smaller islands and quieter corners to your week. Below and above deck, BELA maximises what her beam allows. The saloon and galley flow into a substantial cockpit where helm and crew work comfortably. Forward, the trampolines and foredeck provide space to stretch out between sailing stretches. Cabins are sensibly proportioned rather than cramped, each with its own head or shared bathroom nearby. For bareboat charterers, this combination of space, seaworthiness and accessible base makes BELA an intelligent choice for exploring the Dalmatian islands.