克罗地亚包船 · Lagoon 51 in Kaštel Stari / Port Kaštel Stari — “Eldamar” — (2024)

Trogir's medieval walls and marble quays make an unforgettable backdrop for departing aboard Eldamar, a 2024 Lagoon 51 that transforms what multi-hull cruising offers. Ten guests spread across five cabins and four bathrooms means genuine privacy on a shared adventure—no compromise between group size and personal space. Below deck, the layout flows naturally from the forward owner's suite through to guest cabins, each thoughtfully positioned, while the saloon opens onto a cockpit built for morning coffee and evening conversations. Twin hulls fundamentally change how you experience the Adriatic. Eldamar sits rock-solid at anchor, barely swinging in the evening breeze, which matters when ten people are moving around. The 1.25-meter draft opens anchorages monohulls simply cannot reach—shallow bays off Pakleni, the protected waters between islands, beaches where you wade ashore directly. Topside, the trampolines strung between the hulls and the wide foredeck become extra living space, somewhere to lie and read while the boat barely moves. From Trogir, a week's itinerary spreads naturally across the Dalmatian coast. Motor or sail toward Hvar and its sheltered harbors, explore the deeper islands of Vis and Pakleni, drift toward the Elaphiti Islands' quieter anchorages. Eldamar's dual Yanmar engines and generous sail plan give you genuine choice each day—reliable power when the wind fails, full sailing capability when it fills in. With a crewed charter, you have local knowledge, experienced hands on deck, and the freedom to focus on what matters: the water, the light, the rhythm of island-hopping days.