Noleggio barca a Croazia · Lagoon 43 in Dubrovnik / ACI Marina Dubrovnik — “Bonnie” — (2026)

Dubrovnik's position at the gateway of the Dalmatian coast makes it an exceptional departure point, and Bonnie—a 2026 Lagoon 43—puts that geography to work. From ACI Marina, you're minutes from medieval islands, sheltered bays, and villages that larger yachts struggle to access. The catamaran's shallow draft means you'll anchor where monohulls can't, whether that's a secluded cove on Lopud or the quiet waters around Koločep. Living aboard Bonnie works well for groups and families. Four separate cabins and four bathrooms mean privacy without compromise; everyone gets their own berth and shower among the eight guests. The saloon is genuinely spacious—enough to gather without feeling crowded—and the galley flows naturally into living areas so cooking and socialising happen together. Up on deck, the broad trampolines invite you to lounge between the hulls while the sheltered cockpit keeps watch. The wide beam that makes those trampolines possible also steadies the boat at anchor, so you're stable even when the wind picks up or the group moves around. Two hulls give you something a single hull doesn't: the catamaran's beam spreads weight across a wider platform, reducing heel and allowing you to sail closer to comfort than to the edge of performance. The foredeck stays relatively dry and usable; you can stand forward without bracing. From Dubrovnik, a week aboard Bonnie opens the entire archipelago—island-hop from breakfast to dinner, swim off virtually any deck, and return to a floating home that works as hard as you do.