Alquiler de barco en Croacia · Lagoon 46 in Skradin / ACI Marina Skradin — “First Care” — (2023)

Skradin's position on the Krka River opens a different kind of Adriatic week. Most bareboat charters anchor off islands; First Care starts by exploring narrow waterways and limestone gorges where monohulls cannot follow. The shallow draft typical of her Lagoon 46 design lets you anchor in clear water metres from white pebble beaches and feel the protected calm that deep-draft boats miss entirely. The catamaran's twin hulls give you the platform for this freedom. Two hulls mean rock-steady holding at anchor—vital when you're anchored between rocks or in open bays. They also mean genuine space for twelve people who actually want to move around. Six separate cabins and five bathrooms mean no sharing bunks and no negotiating shower time. The saloon stretches across both hulls, naturally lit and naturally ventilated, while the cockpit wraps generous working space for sailing or simply sitting. Above deck, the trampolines strung between the hulls are where days blur together: sun, salt water, and nobody rushing you back to shore. First Care gives you a full week to trade predictable routines for the Croatian coast's actual geography. From Skradin, you have the Kornati Islands to your east, the Dalmatian towns to your south, and endless protected anchorages to your west. Bareboat means your schedule is yours alone—push off when you choose, stay where conditions favour you, and move on when the mood strikes.