Boat charter in Croatia · Lagoon 43 in Seget Donji / Marina Baotić — “Bunga Bunga” — (2025)

Seget Donji sits perfectly for exploring Dalmatia's islands and coast—sheltered enough for easy departure, close enough to reach the Pakleni Islands or Split by midday. Bunga Bunga, a 2025 Lagoon 43 catamaran, bases you here with room for up to 11 guests across five cabins and four bathrooms, making shared cruising genuinely comfortable. The layout spreads naturally across two hulls: owner's suites and guest cabins line each side, bathrooms positioned for privacy, and the saloon sits centered in the bridge deck—light pours in, and you cook, eat, and gather without crowding. Topside is where you feel the catamaran advantage most. The trampolines stretch between bows; the foredeck is spacious enough for anchoring tasks without tension. The cockpit gives a helmsperson proper sightlines and crew room to move. When you drop anchor in a bay with shallow turquoise water, you sit level and still—no rolling, no swinging into rocks. The shallow draft opens spots monohulls can't reach: the pebble beaches where you swim before lunch, the fjord-like inlets where charter guests gasp at the cliffs. Bareboat means you're in command for a week. That 13.85-meter platform, stable and spacious, turns a group of friends or a three-generation family into a self-sufficient floating village. You choose your itinerary, your pace, your anchorages.