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Dalmar is a 2016 Oceanis 35 sailboat based at ACI Marina Pomer in Ližnjan, on the Istrian coast of Croatia—a region celebrated for its crystalline waters, hidden anchorages, and the perfect blend of Mediterranean charm and Adriatic character. This well-appointed three-cabin vessel accommodates up to eight guests across comfortable berths, making her ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a week of genuine sailing and discovery. The yacht's thoughtful layout and single head ensure practical comfort without unnecessary complexity, allowing you to focus on what matters: the sea, the wind, and the company around you.

Life aboard Dalmar unfolds at a natural rhythm. The Yammer 29 HP engine provides reliable power when you need it, while the autopilot takes the strain out of longer passages, giving you time to relax in the spacious cockpit. The bimini and sprayhood offer shelter from the elements, and the lazy bag simplifies sail handling so you can keep your attention on the horizon. Below deck, the saloon becomes a gathering place for evening meals and storytelling, warmed by the onboard heating on cooler nights. Entertainment options—a radio-CD player and television—are there if needed, though most find themselves content with the natural soundtrack of water and rigging.

From Ližnjan, your week typically unfolds among the Istrian islands and the Brioni archipelago: emerald coves, quiet anchorages, and small fishing villages where local wine and fresh seafood define dinner. Whether you're an experienced sailor or chartering with a skipper, Dalmar responds well to her conditions and rewards attentive seamanship. The GPS and chart plotter ensure confident navigation, while the cockpit speakers add a touch of refinement to sundowners at anchor. A week aboard traces a perfect arc—from the familiar comfort of your home base to remote anchorages where the only sound is the gentle lap of water against the hull, and back again, carrying memories of Adriatic sunsets and salt-air mornings.