Boat charter in Croatia · Excess 14 in Seget Donji / Marina Baotić — “Princess Rita” — (2024)

Seget Donji places you at the threshold of the Dalmatian islands, where Princess Rita begins a week of bareboat freedom across Croatia's most rewarding anchorages. This 2024 Excess 14 is built for the practicalities of group sailing: six separate cabins sleep twelve guests, three bathrooms serve the crew without queues, and the wide twin hulls deliver rock-solid stability whether you're anchored off a limestone beach or dining on deck at dusk. Life aboard revolves around the generous saloon and cockpit spaces—the layout that makes catamaran cruising different from monohull boats. The trampoline netting stretches between the hulls, offering sun and sea views from a perch that only a catamaran can provide. The foredeck gives you room to move safely while handling sails. The shallow 1.25-meter draft opens anchorages that deeper keels cannot reach, letting you tuck into bays along Hvar, Vis, and the Pakleni Islands, then pivot to explore the protected waters of Trogir and Split. A week from Seget Donji sweeps south past Brač and Šolta or north toward the Elaphiti group and beyond. The two hulls absorb chop differently than a single hull, keeping the boat level and the cabin stable. Storage runs generous, the saloon feels bright, and the forward master cabin sits quiet at the bow. Princess Rita balances the ease of bareboat sailing with the space and comfort that makes twelve people actually want to share a boat together.