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Ceja is a 2023 Oceanis 38.1 sailboat based at ACI Marina Dubrovnik, your gateway to one of Europe's most captivating sailing destinations. From this historic Adriatic port, you'll have direct access to the crystalline waters surrounding Dubrovnik, the Elaphiti Islands, and the hidden coves of the Dalmatian coast—a region where limestone cliffs plunge into emerald bays and centuries-old stone villages cling to rocky shorelines.

This well-appointed three-cabin vessel comfortably accommodates eight guests across two heads, making it ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a week of genuine connection on the water. The 2023 build ensures modern systems throughout: a robust 40 HP engine handles light winds and marina approaches with ease, while the GPS and autopilot take the strain out of longer passages, allowing you to focus on the rhythm of sailing. Solar panels keep your batteries topped up during sun-drenched days, and Wi-Fi connectivity means you can share your journey in real time or simply stay loosely tethered to home.

Life aboard revolves around the generous cockpit, shaded by the bimini and protected by the sprayhood during unexpected squalls. The refrigerator and well-stocked galley support proper meals—fresh seafood from local markets, local wines, and unhurried dinners at anchor. Mornings begin with coffee while listening to the radio or your favourite playlist through the cockpit speakers. The tender opens access to remote anchorages and village quays where larger yachts cannot venture. Below deck, the three cabins provide genuine privacy, while the saloon becomes your gathering space for cards, conversation, and planning tomorrow's anchorage.

A typical week unfolds as a blend of purposeful sailing and deliberate stillness: morning passages between islands, afternoons exploring on the dinghy, evenings anchored in sheltered bays where the only sound is water lapping the hull and the distant call of seabirds. This is sailing as it should be—unhurried, authentic, and deeply restorative.