Skylight is a 2024 Lagoon 42 catamaran based at SCT Marina in Trogir, your gateway to Croatia's Dalmatian coast. This modern six-cabin vessel is designed for groups and families seeking both comfort and authentic exploration, offering the stability and spaciousness that only a catamaran can deliver. From Okrug, you'll have immediate access to hidden anchorages, crystalline waters, and centuries-old coastal towns that define this region—all within easy reach for a week of unhurried sailing.

The layout maximizes comfort with four ensuite heads, generous cabin space across six berths, and a galley equipped with a full refrigerator and espresso machine for morning rituals. Climate control throughout—both air conditioning and heating—ensures year-round cruising comfort, while solar panels and a generator provide reliable power for extended time at anchor. The open-air cockpit, shaded by a bimini and furnished with teak and plush cushions, becomes your living room at sea; built-in speakers set the soundtrack as you drift between islands.

A typical week aboard balances active exploration with pure relaxation. Mornings might find you anchored off Vis or Hvar, tender dinghy ready for exploring hidden coves or reaching waterfront restaurants serving fresh catch. Afternoons are for swimming in emerald shallows, reading under the bimini, or simply drifting. The GPS and electronic navigation systems handle the technical work, leaving you free to absorb the rhythm of the Adriatic. Wi-Fi connectivity keeps you loosely tethered to shore if needed, though most guests find themselves happily unplugged.

Whether you're sailing with extended family, a group of friends, or seeking a milestone celebration, Skylight's dual hulls provide the stability for confident cruising, even in moderate conditions. The included dinghy opens access to anchorages beyond the marina's reach—those secret spots locals favor. Picture your final evening: anchored in a sheltered bay as the sun melts into the horizon, a glass of local wine in hand, the gentle lap of water against the hulls, and the certainty that a week on this coast will linger long after you return to port.