Trident is a 2023 Leopard 50 catamaran offering the perfect platform for exploring Croatia's Adriatic coast from the welcoming D-Marin Dalmacija Marina in Bibinje. With six cabins accommodating up to twelve guests across twelve berths, this spacious dual-hulled vessel combines the stability and volume that larger groups and families seek with the agility to navigate hidden anchorages and narrow channels. Five well-appointed heads ensure comfort even at full capacity, while the generous beam of just over eight metres creates the sense of space that sets catamarans apart—ideal for groups of friends or multi-generational family gatherings seeking both togetherness and privacy.

Life aboard Trident unfolds across multiple zones designed for both relaxation and seamless sailing. The teak cockpit, shaded by a bimini, becomes your floating living room, furnished with comfortable cushions and equipped with coussins for leisurely afternoons. Below deck, air conditioning and Wi-Fi keep you connected without compromising the escape, while the galley's refrigerator, ice machine, and espresso maker support everything from simple breakfasts to sunset aperitifs. The dual 80 HP engines paired with electric winches and bow thruster make handling effortless, whether you're departing the marina or positioning for the perfect anchorage.

A typical week sees you sailing south toward the Dalmatian islands—Kornati, Hvar, Vis—where emerald coves and stone-built villages reward each day's journey. The platform bathing area and tender open access to secluded beaches and snorkelling spots, while the desalination unit and solar panels support extended time at anchor. The autopilot and chart plotter handle the navigation, leaving you free to swim, explore, or simply drift. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or chartering with a professional crew, Trident's thoughtful systems—from lazy jacks to electric toilets—remove friction from the experience.

A week aboard Trident culminates in anchoring off a quiet island as the sun dips toward the Adriatic, a cold drink in hand, the gentle lap of water against the hulls, and the promise of another day among Europe's most unspoiled waters.