À propos de ce yacht
Amoroso is a 2020 Dufour 430 sailboat based at Marina Frapa in Rogoznica, offering an ideal platform for exploring Croatia's Dalmatian coast. This 13-metre sailing vessel combines modern comfort with practical seamanship, making it equally suited to seasoned sailors and those seeking a guided week with a professional crew. The home base itself sits perfectly positioned between the Adriatic's most coveted anchorages—hidden limestone coves, pine-fringed islands, and charming fishing villages lie within easy reach, whether you're planning a leisurely seven-day circumnavigation or a more ambitious coastal passage.
The four well-appointed cabins accommodate up to ten guests across two full heads, ensuring privacy and comfort for families, groups of friends, or multiple couples sharing the adventure. The generous cockpit, finished in teak and shaded by a protective bimini, becomes your floating living room—a place to linger over morning coffee, chart the day's route, or watch the sun dissolve into the sea. Below deck, modern conveniences including a well-stocked refrigerator, Wi-Fi connectivity, and a voltage converter mean you can stay connected without sacrificing the rhythm of life at anchor. The boat's responsive 60-horsepower engine, paired with a bow thruster for confident maneuvering in tight anchorages, handles everything from open-water sailing to precise docking.
Practical touches throughout reflect thoughtful design: the sprayhood protects the helm during morning passages, cushioned seating invites long afternoons of reading or conversation, and the included tender opens access to secluded beaches and waterfront tavernas beyond the main mooring field. An autopilot allows you to step back and simply sail, while the bow thruster and outboard motor provide flexibility for exploring shallower bays. A week aboard Amoroso typically unfolds as a rhythm of gentle passages, afternoon swims in crystalline water, and evenings anchored in quiet coves where the only sound is the clink of halyards and the call of seabirds—punctuated by fresh seafood dinners and the kind of unhurried conversation that only emerges when the pace of daily life finally recedes.