Must Have is a 2018 Lagoon 450 catamaran based at D-Marin Dalmacija Marina in Bibinje, offering the ideal platform for exploring Croatia's Adriatic coast. This six-cabin, twelve-berth vessel combines the stability and spaciousness that modern catamaran design delivers, making it equally suited to families seeking comfort, groups of friends planning an adventure, or couples looking to extend their horizons across the sparkling waters of Dalmatia. From your home base on the Dalmatian shore, a week aboard opens access to hidden anchorages, medieval coastal towns, and crystalline coves that define this corner of the Mediterranean.

The layout of Must Have prioritises both comfort and sociability. The generous beam of 7.84 metres provides ample deck space for morning coffee or evening aperitifs, while the four en-suite cabins and additional heads ensure privacy and convenience for all guests. Inside, air conditioning keeps the saloon cool during warm days, and the galley refrigeration allows you to provision with local produce and fresh catches. Entertainment comes naturally—a radio-CD system and cockpit speakers set the mood as you sail, while Wi-Fi keeps you loosely tethered to home if needed. For those who value independence, the twin 57 HP Yanmar engines and GPS navigation make passage planning straightforward, and the autopilot allows you to relax once you've set your course.

Days unfold at your own pace. You might motor to a secluded anchorage by mid-morning, lower the tender for exploration, and spend the afternoon swimming in water so clear it feels like floating in air. Evenings bring the ritual of provisioning at a harborside market—perhaps fresh fish and local wine—before settling into the gentle rhythm of life at anchor. The Adriatic's gentle breezes, combined with Must Have's twin keels and catamaran stability, make for forgiving sailing even for less experienced crews. A week aboard traces the coastline between pine-clad islands, Venetian fortifications, and villages where time moves differently, ending with the kind of sunset that lingers long after you've returned to port.