Boat charter in Croatia · Saba 50 in Trogir / SCT Marina Trogir — “Royal Cracow” — (2016)

Based at SCT Marina in Trogir, Royal Cracow sits ready to explore one of the Adriatic's most rewarding coastlines. This 2016 Fountaine Pajot Saba 50 sleeps 15 across six cabins with a matching six bathrooms—ideal spacing for large groups, multi-family crews, or colleagues wanting both privacy and togetherness. Each cabin is furnished for comfort on a working charter, and the bathroom layout keeps mornings civilized even with a full boat. The real advantage of dual hulls shows immediately once you're under way. Two hulls mean Royal Cracow sits rock-steady at anchor, swaying far less than a monohull when you settle for the afternoon. That stability transforms the whole experience: guests relax rather than brace. The shallow 1.5-meter draft opens Dalmatian secrets—skinny channels between islands, pebble bays, and anchorages deeper boats must skip. The wide beam creates a sprawling saloon and a cockpit generous enough for the whole party to gather for meals or stargazing. Twin trampolines between the hulls become a daytime lounge and evening retreat, while the foredeck offers sun-soaked lounging with 360-degree views. From Trogir, your week unfolds across island chains toward Hvar and Vis, or through the Pakleni Islands and Brač. The crew handles navigation and seamanship; you move between swimming stops, quiet anchorages, and coastal villages. Royal Cracow's twin engines deliver steady cruising, and the catamaran platform keeps everyone comfortable regardless of sea state. This is sailing meant for groups who want space, stability, and access to places that demand a different kind of hull.