Boat charter in Croatia · Lagoon 42 in Pula / Tehnomont Marina Veruda — “Fleur de Sel” — (2018)

Fleur de Sel leaves Pula's Veruda Marina ready to reveal the Adriatic's quieter corners. This 2018 Lagoon 42 catamaran carries up to 10 guests across six cabins and four bathrooms, so families and friend groups spread out comfortably rather than squeeze together. The twin hulls sit shallow—just 1.5 meters draft—which means you'll anchor in crystalline bays and approach beaches that traditional sailboats cannot reach, opening access to the small islands and protected coves dotting the Dalmatian coast. On deck, the wide beam and trampolines create genuine living space. The saloon sits central between the hulls, flooding with light and offering views in all directions. Cockpit time means shade, breeze, and room to move. The foredeck invites you forward to watch the water or simply rest. Below, the cabin layout balances privacy with shared comfort, and the four bathrooms mean mornings move without queues. Stability at anchor—a catamaran's signature strength—lets you sleep and cook confidently even when the wind picks up. The Lagoon 42 sails efficiently and handles fuel well, supporting week-long explorations without constant refueling stops. From Pula, a bareboat charter reaches south toward Korcula and the Peljesac Peninsula, or north toward the Istrian coast, each route revealing protected anchorages and working villages where superyachts cannot follow. Fleur de Sel gives you both the means and the access.