Noleggio barca a Croazia · Lagoon 40 in Dubrovnik / Marina Frapa Dubrovnik — “Nina II” — (2019)

Dubrovnik's position at the gateway to the Adriatic makes it an ideal launch point for island-hopping, and Nina II puts you within striking distance of Dalmatia's most rewarding anchorages. A 2019 Lagoon 40, she's built to live well with a full group: six separate cabins sleep up to 12, with four bathrooms distributed throughout so no one queues for a shower before breakfast. Down below, the saloon centers on gathering space with natural light, while the galley sits nearby for easy provisioning and meal prep. On deck, the dual hulls create genuine living room. The bridging trampoline stretches between the two bows, perfect for morning coffee or an afternoon read, while the foredeck gives you room to move around the anchor gear without feeling cramped. The cockpit works hard for sailing—clear sightlines, straightforward systems—but also for lingering, with the hard bimini shelter keeping sun off your shoulders. Two hulls matter in these waters. Nina II sits rock-stable at anchor even when the Bora picks up, and her shallow 1.5-meter draft opens shallow bays and beach anchorages that deeper keelboats can't reach. That combination of steadiness and access defines catamaran cruising. From Dubrovnik, a week unfolds across the Elaphiti Islands, down to Hvar and beyond, always with plenty of choice about where to drop anchor and how far you venture.