Boat charter in Croatia · Luna 49 in Split / MCI Marine Club International — “KATAMARAN” — (2020)

Split's position as the gateway to the Dalmatian islands means KATAMARAN, a 2020 Luna 49 based at MCI Marine Club International, starts each charter with immediate access to some of the Adriatic's most rewarding cruising grounds. Ten guests spread across six cabins find the catamaran's twin-hull geometry transforms what might feel cramped on a monohull into genuine comfort. Five bathrooms ensure minimal queuing, while the split-level saloon and well-protected cockpit provide shelter and social space regardless of weather. The two hulls do practical work beyond comfort. They hold KATAMARAN steady at anchor even in breezy conditions, eliminating the fidgeting of a single keel. The shallow draft opens access to sandy bays and rocky inlets that deeper boats cannot reach, letting your group explore the smaller anchorages where the Adriatic reveals its quieter side. On deck, the bridging trampolines between the hulls create space for lounging and sun exposure that monohulls simply cannot match. The foredeck spans generously, offering room to move around without feeling exposed. Bareboat control means you set the itinerary. From Split, a week's sailing reaches the remote Pakleni Islands, the Vis archipelago, and the Neretva delta—or heads south toward Korcula and Hvar. KATAMARAN's 14.90-meter length and modern rig handle both dead-wind motoring and genuine sailing. Families and groups find the space, the stability, and the shallow-water capability turn a holiday into genuine exploration.