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Navita is a well-maintained 2016 Dufour 350 Grand Large based at Marina Kornati in Biograd Na Moru, your gateway to Croatia's Adriatic coast. This 10-metre sailing yacht combines reliable performance with genuine comfort, making it an ideal choice for groups of friends or extended families seeking an authentic week on the water. The three-cabin layout sleeps six guests across thoughtfully appointed spaces, while a single head with shower facilities keeps everyone comfortable during your voyage through the crystalline waters of the Dalmatian archipelago.

The Kornati islands offer an unparalleled cruising ground—a labyrinth of over 140 islands where hidden anchorages and fishing villages await discovery. From your home base, you'll sail toward secluded coves where the water runs so clear you can see the seabed, then motor gently into sheltered bays for evening swims and starlit dinners. Navita's 29-horsepower engine ensures reliable passage when the wind drops, while her autopilot handles the longer passages, freeing your crew to relax on the spacious teak cockpit or enjoy the shade beneath the Bimini top. The sprayhood provides protection during cooler mornings, and cushioned seating transforms the cockpit into your floating living room.

Life aboard revolves around simple rhythms: mornings spent exploring limestone cliffs and Venetian ruins, afternoons anchored in turquoise shallows, evenings sampling fresh seafood in waterfront restaurants. The onboard refrigerator keeps provisions fresh, while the radio-CD system and television offer entertainment during quieter moments. Solar panels supplement your power, reducing engine hours and deepening your connection to the natural rhythm of sailing. GPS and chart-plotting technology ensure confident navigation, allowing you to focus on the experience rather than logistics.

A week aboard Navita unfolds as a series of unhurried moments: waking to birdsong in a deserted anchorage, sharing mezze platters at sunset, and discovering why the Adriatic has captivated sailors for centuries.