Najam plovila u Hrvatska · Lagoon 40 in Rogoznica / Marina Frapa — “KORINA” — (2025)

KORINA sits ready at Marina Frapa in Rogoznica, a quiet Croatian port that opens onto the Adriatic's richest cruising ground. As a 2025 Lagoon 40, she carries twelve guests across six cabins with four bathrooms—genuine separation and privacy that lets groups and families spread out. The twin hulls mean rock-solid stability whether you're at anchor or drifting in a cove, and her shallow 1.1-meter draft takes you into waters deeper-hulled boats never reach: the nameless bays, the island anchorages locals favor, the kind of places where a week of cruising feels like stepping outside time. Below deck, the arrangement flows naturally. Two hulls create space that a single hull cannot: the saloon sits central and open, flooded with light, flanked by sleeping cabins that offer genuine retreat. The bathrooms—four of them—avoid the old nightmare of queuing. Topside, KORINA reveals her catamaran logic: broad, stable cockpit for sailing and evening hours, twin trampolines that stretch forward between the hulls, and a foredeck generous enough to anchor, lounge, or watch the bow cut through clean Adriatic swells. From Rogoznica, you're positioned for real range. South lies Hvar and Vis, north the scattered Dalmatian islands, east the Neretva delta's protected waters. Twin Yanmar engines and a good fuel capacity mean you pick your moments with wind and tide rather than rushing between points. This is a boat that lets you anchor where you want to be, not where you can reach.