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Mimas, a 2018 Bavaria Cruiser 46 sailboat, awaits you at Marina Drage in Pakoštane, ready to unlock the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of the Croatian coast. This 14-metre vessel combines thoughtful design with genuine comfort, offering four well-appointed cabins and three heads—ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a week of genuine sailing adventure without compromise. The boat's solid construction and modern systems ensure both confidence and ease, whether you're an experienced sailor or rediscovering your sea legs.

Life aboard Mimas balances seamless cruising with the pleasures of discovery. The teak cockpit becomes your floating living room, shaded by a generous Bimini and protected by a sprayhood for those unexpected squalls. Navigation is intuitive thanks to dual GPS systems—one at the helm and a full chart plotter below—while the bow thruster and autopilot handle the mechanics, leaving you free to absorb the moment. Solar panels quietly sustain your onboard power, and the well-stocked refrigerator keeps provisions fresh as you move between anchorages.

Pakoštane sits at the gateway to Dalmatia's most rewarding cruising grounds. A typical week unfolds across the Adriatic's protected islands: mornings might find you anchored off Kornati's limestone cliffs, afternoons exploring pine-fringed coves where the water runs so clear you can see the seabed. The nine berths distribute comfortably across the cabins, and the three heads mean no morning queues. Evenings naturally gravitate toward simple pleasures—a local Dalmatian wine, grilled fish from a waterfront taverna, and the gentle rock of the boat as the sun melts into the sea.

Mimas suits those who value substance over spectacle: sailors who want capable systems and honest comfort, families wanting genuine connection time, or groups of friends ready to share watches and stories. A week aboard is measured not in itinerary ticks but in the quality of light on water, the taste of salt air, and the particular peace that comes from moving under sail through one of Europe's most storied seas.