Boat charter in Croatia · Lagoon 400 S2 in Medulin / Marina Medulin — “Evelina” — (2013)

Medulin's sheltered marina sits at the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula, giving Evelina quick access to both the rocky Elafiti Islands and Dalmatia's deeper south. For twelve guests choosing a bareboat catamaran, this 2013 Lagoon 400 S2 offers the layout that makes group sailing work: six separate cabins, four bathrooms, and galley space that lets people eat and socialise without feeling cramped. Living aboard spreads across two hulls. The main saloon occupies one, with a navigation station and helm position looking forward. The galley runs efficiently alongside. Four cabins nestle into the hulls below, while two more occupy the bridge deck between them. Each cabin has its own berth and porthole; the four bathrooms mean no morning queues. On deck, the trampoline netting between the hulls becomes extra seating and sunbathing space during anchorages. The foredeck gives crew safe access to sails and mooring points. The cockpit, set aft and open to wind and view, is where you'll spend your steering hours. Shallow draft—1.2 metres—lets Evelina tuck into bays and reach beaches where deeper yachts cannot. The 6.87-metre beam keeps the boat stable both at anchor and underway, important when twelve people move about. From Medulin, a week's cruising takes you north along Dalmatia's island chain, west to Istria's coastline, or east toward the Elafiti Islands near Dubrovnik. Evelina's proven Lagoon design and dual engines make independent cruising straightforward, leaving you free to choose your own pace and anchorages.