Noleggio barca a Croazia · Lagoon 43 in Kaštel Gomilica / Marina Kaštela — “EMA” — (2026)

Marina Kaštela sits on Croatia's central Adriatic, just across the water from Split's historic old town—a launch point for island-hopping through waters that reward both seasoned sailors and those keen to take the wheel for the first time. EMA, a Lagoon 43 catamaran delivered in 2026, is built to make that exploration feel effortless for groups of up to eight. The catamaran layout puts four cabins and four bathrooms within reach, so each guest has privacy and comfort without squeezing. The main saloon opens onto a well-sheltered cockpit, letting you move between social meals and quiet moments as the day unfolds. Broad trampolines bridge the bow between the twin hulls, and the foredeck stretches wide—genuine space to sprawl, anchor in place, and watch the light change over the islands. Two hulls matter more than deck area alone. You'll sit level at anchor, with no list even when the breeze picks up, which changes how everyone experiences a week aboard. The shallow draft opens access to coves and sandy bays that deeper-keeled yachts can't reach. From Kaštela, you can sail to Hvar's busy harbor one day and slip into a quiet anchorage off Vis the next, or thread through the Pakleni Islands' narrow channels. The twin engines make positioning precise when you're nose-in to busy spots. EMA isn't a compromise—it's designed so eight people, whether family, friends, or a mix of both, can actually sail together.