Noleggio barca a Croazia · Lagoon 51 in Trogir / SCT Marina Trogir — “Queen Alexandra” — (2025)

Bareboat chartering from Trogir puts you on the central Dalmatian coast with easy reach of protected waters, island clusters, and some of the Adriatic's most rewarding anchorages. Queen Alexandra, a 2025 Lagoon 51, makes the most of that geography. Her twin hulls sit shallow in the water, so you can nose into the bays and slip behind islands where deeper monohulls cannot follow. The wide beam between those hulls gives you stability that lets you relax at anchor even when the wind picks up, and the cabin sole stays level when you're reaching under sail. Living aboard spreads across six cabins and four bathrooms, with sleeping space for 16 guests. The main saloon opens to a sheltered cockpit where you can steer or simply sit out of the spray. Trampolines stretch across the bow, and the wide foredeck gives you room to move when you're handling sails or just soaking up the sun. The layout works as well for families who want privacy in their own cabin as it does for sailing groups who gather in the saloon between passages. A week from Trogir lets you work the archipelago at a relaxed pace, anchoring in Pakleni Islands, Vis, Korcula, or Peljesac depending on wind and mood. The Lagoon 51's modest engine requirements and fuel capacity support the kind of flexible itinerary—short sails punctuated by long lunches ashore—that suits this coastline. Whether you're sailing or swinging from an anchor, the catamaran's dual-hull design makes the whole experience steadier and more spacious than traditional sailing yachts of comparable size.