White Ivy is a 2024 Excess 11 catamaran based at SCT Marina in Trogir, your gateway to Croatia's stunning Adriatic coast. This modern, well-appointed vessel offers the ideal blend of space and comfort for groups and families seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean sailing. Moored in the charming waterfront town of Okrug, you're positioned perfectly to explore the crystalline waters, hidden anchorages, and historic islands that define this corner of the Dalmatian coast. The catamaran's generous beam and six cabins sleeping up to twelve guests mean there's genuine room to breathe—no cramped quarters, no compromises on privacy.

Life aboard White Ivy balances ease with authentic sailing. The dual hulls provide natural stability, while the GPS chartplotter and autopilot handle the navigation, leaving you free to relax on the spacious cockpit with its protective bimini and plush cushions. The air conditioning and heating ensure comfort in any season, and the modern galley—equipped with a full refrigerator and espresso machine—makes preparing meals straightforward. Two heads with electric toilets serve the group without queues or tension. Solar panels and a generator keep systems running smoothly, and Wi-Fi connectivity means you can share your journey in real time or simply stay loosely connected to home.

Your week typically unfolds as a rhythm of sailing, anchoring, and exploring. Mornings might begin with coffee on deck, afternoons with a swim in secluded bays off Hvar or Vis, and evenings drifting between quiet anchorages and vibrant waterfront towns where fresh seafood and local wines become part of the rhythm. The catamaran's shallow draft opens up smaller coves inaccessible to larger vessels, while the outboard motor and modern systems give you confidence in any condition. Whether you're an experienced sailor or chartering with a professional crew, the boat rewards both capability and relaxation.

A week aboard White Ivy becomes a seamless blend of independence and discovery—sunsets viewed from your private floating home, mornings in forgotten anchorages, and nights anchored beneath the stars in waters where time moves differently.