Boat charter in Croatia · Mazarin 55 in Seget Donji / Marina Baotić — “October” — (2024)

Based at Marina Baotić in Seget Donji, October sits ready to explore Croatia's Dalmatian coastline with all ten guests comfortably settled across five cabins, each with its own ensuite bathroom. The Mazarin 55's twin hulls spread wide—giving you a platform so stable at anchor that the boat hardly moves, even when the group spreads out across the foredeck or relaxes on the broad trampolines between the hulls. That shallow 1.2-meter draft opens access to the kind of sheltered bays and sandy beaches where other boats cannot go. Inside, the catamaran's layout makes sense for a crewed charter. The saloon serves as your shared gathering space, bright and well-ventilated, while the cockpit becomes the crew's domain and your natural outdoor dining room. Each cabin is properly appointed rather than cramped, with enough headroom and light to feel like a real retreat when you need one. The five bathrooms mean no morning queues, a genuine luxury on a group voyage. Crewed charter means you and your party focus on the experience—whether that's spending a morning swimming from the trampolines, exploring Hvar or Korčula on the itinerary your crew suggests, or simply anchoring in a quiet cove for the evening. October handles the logistics. A week based here reaches the Elaphiti Islands, the scattered peninsulas of the Adriatic, and some of the Dalmatian coast's most rewarding anchorages, all within a vessel designed for stability, space, and genuine comfort at sea.