À propos de ce yacht
Marica, a well-maintained Oceanis 38 from 2015, offers an intimate introduction to Croatia's Dalmatian coast from her home port at ACI Marina Trogir. This 11.5-metre sailing yacht combines accessible performance with genuine comfort, making her ideal for groups of friends, small families, or couples seeking a week of unhurried exploration along one of Europe's most rewarding cruising grounds. Based in the charming medieval town of Okrug, you'll find yourself perfectly positioned to discover hidden anchorages, island villages, and crystalline waters that define this corner of the Adriatic.
The yacht's three cabins and eight berths provide flexible accommodation for your crew, while a single head with shower keeps everyone refreshed throughout your journey. Marica is equipped for both relaxed sailing and confident navigation: her autopilot and GPS chartplotter handle the technical work, allowing you to focus on the moment, while the bow thruster makes tight marina entries effortless. The sprayhood protects the cockpit during morning departures, and the onboard dinghy opens access to remote beaches and shallow anchorages unreachable by larger vessels. A 29-horsepower engine ensures reliable motoring when the Adriatic falls calm.
Life aboard unfolds at a natural rhythm. Mornings begin with coffee at the helm, afternoons drift between island stops and lunch ashore in fishing villages where grilled fish and local wine cost remarkably little. The cockpit speakers set the soundtrack while you navigate between Brač, Hvar, and Vis—each island distinct in character and beauty. The onboard refrigerator keeps provisions fresh, and the voltage converter powers your essentials without fuss. Evenings settle into anchorages where the water turns glass-smooth, the light turns golden, and the only sound is the gentle clink of halyards against the mast.
A week aboard Marica is a week recalibrated: seven days of salt air, unhurried sailing, and the particular magic of dropping anchor in a cove where no roads lead and few tourists venture.