Boat charter in Croatia · Bali 4.8 in Kaštel Gomilica / Marina Kaštela — “BAŠA” — (2020)

Marina Kaštela sits on the Dalmatian coast just south of Split, putting BAŠA within easy reach of the Adriatic's most rewarding anchorages: the Elaphiti Islands' sheltered coves, the turquoise waters around Vis, and the limestone channels threading through the Pakleni Islands. This positioning makes a week's bareboat charter feel both spacious and connected, with plenty of secluded spots but never far from provisioning or a good harbour. BAŠA is a 2020 Bali 4.8, which means living aboard comes with genuine breathing room. Six cabins and matching bathrooms let twelve guests avoid the shuffle—everyone has a private berth and their own shower. The twin hulls create a wide platform that steadies the boat at anchor without constant adjustment, essential when you're anchored off a beach for the afternoon. Shallow draft is the catamaran advantage here too: you can tuck into bays and behind headlands where monohull boats cannot, and approach remote beaches close enough for a proper swim without grounding. On deck, the trampoline nets between the hulls give you a genuine gathering space—not just a narrow sidedeck. The saloon connects interior and exterior living, while the cockpit offers control without dominating views. The foredeck is usable for sunbathing and watching the approach to harbour. For a bareboat week with a capable group or two families who want independence and comfort in equal measure, BAŠA delivers the layout and stability that make cruising feel effortless rather than cramped.