Location de bateau a Croatie · Lagoon 40 in Šibenik / D-Marin Marina Mandalina — “Tom Cat” — (2024)

Based in Šibenik's D-Marin Marina Mandalina, Tom Cat opens access to the central Adriatic's best sailing grounds—the islands of Dalmatia, the Kornati archipelago, and the sheltered bays that make this corner of Croatia legendary. As a 2024 Lagoon 40, this catamaran's twin hulls excel exactly where the region demands them: shallow enough to nose into tight anchorages and sand banks, stable enough to sit comfortably at anchor when the bora kicks up. The boat sleeps twelve across six cabins, each with its own bathroom or shared facilities—four in total—so groups and families have the privacy and rhythm they need for a week on water. The saloon flows directly onto the cockpit, creating one open living space where you can cook, eat, and watch the islands unfold. The trampolines stretched between the hulls become an extra living room on calm afternoons, and the foredeck offers a natural vantage point when you want to drop anchor in a new cove. Two hulls deliver what one hull cannot: they hold Tom Cat steady when you're at rest, they draw barely enough draft to explore the Adriatic's shallowest treasures, and they carve out genuine space for a full crew to move around without crowding. From Šibenik, a week's bareboat charter reaches north to Zadar, south to Split's islands, or east into the Kornati's limestone channels. Whether you're anchored off Pasman or cruising to a fishing village, the catamaran's design gives you room and the coast gives you reasons to use it.