Ενοικίαση σκάφους στο Split · Sunsail 424 in Marina Agana — “Sunsail 424/4/4 Premium” — (2024)

Marina Agana sits at the heart of Croatia's Adriatic, putting the Sunsail 424/4/4 Premium within easy reach of the Dalmatian islands, sheltered anchorages, and hidden coves that define a week's cruising here. Built in 2024, this 12.8-meter catamaran sleeps ten across four separate cabins, each with its own bathroom—a genuine asset when families or groups want private spaces without feeling cramped. The dual-hull design does the practical work: your boat sits level at anchor, so morning coffee doesn't slide across the table; it draws just a meter or so of water, opening shallow bays and beach anchorages inaccessible to monohulls; and the wide platform between the hulls creates room that feels generous rather than squeezed. Below deck, the saloon becomes a proper living space rather than a corridor, while the cockpit offers protection and 360-degree views. Trampolines stretched between the bows give you sun-soaked space to lounge or watch the water slip past. Bareboat chartering from Marina Agana means you navigate the Adriatic on your own terms, plotting daily runs between islands or lingering where conditions suit. The boat's systems—roller-furling sails, diesel engine, modern navigation kit—handle the mechanics, so you focus on sailing, anchoring, and exploring. Whether you're after genuine sailing or a relaxed family journey, this layout and location combine to make a week onboard feel both achievable and rewarding.