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Dia is a well-maintained Bavaria Cruiser 46 sailboat based at Marina Drage in Pakoštane, Croatia—a gateway to some of the Adriatic's most rewarding cruising grounds. Built in 2018, this 14-metre vessel combines reliable performance with comfortable accommodation, making her an excellent choice for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of genuine exploration along the Dalmatian coast. With four cabins and nine berths across three heads, there's ample space for up to eight guests to settle in without compromise, while the 50 hp Volvo engine ensures confident maneuvering in tight anchorages and variable conditions.

Life aboard Dia centres on the teak cockpit, where a generous bimini provides shelter during the heat of the day, and the sprayhood offers protection during morning departures. The boat is thoughtfully equipped for independent cruising: a bow thruster makes docking intuitive, solar panels reduce engine hours, and the GPS chartplotter at the helm keeps navigation straightforward. Below deck, a full refrigerator means fresh provisions last, while the autopilot allows you to relax on deck during longer passages. The layout encourages both privacy—each cabin has its own character—and togetherness, with the saloon serving as a natural gathering point for evening meals and planning tomorrow's anchorage.

A typical week unfolds with gentle sails between pine-fringed islands, stops at fishing villages where local restaurants serve grilled fish and Dalmatian wine, and quiet nights at anchor in coves accessible only by water. The Pakoštane base puts you within easy reach of the Kornati archipelago, the Telašćica nature park, and the charming towns of Zadar and Šibenik. Whether you're an experienced sailor refining your skills or a group new to bareboat cruising, Dia's responsive handling and well-organised systems build confidence from day one. Imagine seven days of unhurried sailing, sun-warmed decks, and the kind of silence that only comes from being anchored in a hidden cove at sunset.