Allegra

Allegra is a 2020 catamaran based in Dubrovnik, perfectly positioned for exploring the crystalline waters and limestone islands of the Dalmatian coast. With twelve berths across generous beam and a modern design, this 11.95-metre vessel offers an ideal platform for groups of friends, extended families, or small corporate gatherings seeking an unforgettable week at sea. Departing from Port Gruž, you'll navigate some of the Mediterranean's most dramatic coastlines—think emerald anchorages beneath terracotta-roofed villages, hidden coves accessible only by water, and the timeless charm of islands that have captivated travellers for centuries. Life aboard Allegra balances comfort with the freedom of bareboat exploration. The catamaran's dual 150 hp engines provide reliable propulsion across variable conditions, while the generous beam creates a sense of space and stability that larger groups genuinely appreciate. The well-appointed galley includes a reliable refrigerator, essential for provisioning fresh local produce and seafood from waterfront markets—a ritual that becomes central to your daily rhythm. Whether you're anchoring off Lopud's sandy shores, exploring the Elafiti Islands' pine-clad slopes, or sailing toward Mljet's protected national park, the vessel's layout encourages both social moments and quiet retreats. A typical week unfolds with unhurried intention. Mornings might begin with coffee on deck while contemplating the day's sailing plan; afternoons blend swimming in luminous waters with leisurely lunches prepared from the morning's market finds. Evenings naturally gravitate toward sunset anchorages in protected bays, where the Adriatic's light transforms the stone islands into shades of gold and amber. The catamaran's stability and spacious accommodation mean everyone sleeps well, wakes refreshed, and returns to deck ready for another day of discovery. Allegra suits those seeking authentic coastal immersion without compromise on comfort—groups who value the independence of bareboat sailing, the camaraderie of shared exploration, and the simple pleasure of waking to new horizons. A week aboard is measured not in activities ticked off, but in the quality of light on water, conversations lingering over evening meals, and the unhurried discovery of a coastline that rewards curiosity at every turn.