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À propos de ce yacht

Mudra is a 2019 Bavaria Cruiser 46 based at D-Marin Dalmacija Marina in Bibinje, offering an ideal platform for exploring the crystalline waters and limestone islands of Croatia's Dalmatian coast. With four cabins and berths for ten, this 14.4-metre sailing yacht welcomes families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean sailing without the formality of a full crew.

The Bibinje base places you at the threshold of one of Europe's most rewarding sailing grounds. Within hours, you'll anchor in hidden coves framed by pine forests, explore the car-free island villages of Pakleni and Lopud, or sail to the turquoise shallows around Šipan. The yacht's bow thruster and 50 hp engine make entry into tight anchorages straightforward, while the bimini and sprayhood overhead shelter the cockpit during afternoon winds or unexpected squalls. A week typically unfolds between morning swims from the integrated bathing platform, leisurely lunches of local fish and Dalmatian wine, and afternoons anchored in near-silence, reading or simply watching the light change across the water.

Aboard, the cabin layout balances privacy with social space—three heads mean minimal queuing, and the refrigerator keeps provisions fresh through a week of exploration. Evening entertainment might include the radio-CD system playing on the cockpit speakers as the sun dips behind distant mountains, or simply the gentle clink of rigging and the murmur of conversation. The autopilot handles longer passages, freeing you to enjoy the helm or simply rest. An inflatable dinghy opens access to beaches and small anchorages unreachable by larger vessels.

Mudra suits sailors with some experience and those confident enough to learn underway—the Dalmatian coast rewards self-reliance with solitude and authenticity. Picture yourself anchored off a nameless island at dusk, the water so clear you see the seabed thirty feet below, sharing a meal prepared in the galley with friends or family, with nothing but the Adriatic horizon and a week of unhurried sailing ahead.