Spark of Sea is a 2024 Excess 11 catamaran based at Marina Frapa in Rogoznica, offering the perfect platform for exploring Croatia's Adriatic coast. This modern 11-metre catamaran combines the spacious, stable platform that only a multihull can provide with thoughtful design for comfortable cruising. With four cabins accommodating up to twelve guests, Spark of Sea suits groups of friends, extended families, or two couples seeking a week of shared adventure without compromise on personal space. The dual 29 hp engines and electric winches make handling effortless, whether you're a seasoned sailor or discovering the Adriatic for the first time.

Rogoznica sits perfectly positioned for exploring the central Dalmatian islands—a region of limestone cliffs, pine-fringed anchorages, and villages where time moves at a different pace. From your floating base, you'll discover hidden coves accessible only by tender, visit the marble quarries and fishing villages dotting the coastline, and anchor in crystalline waters where swimming becomes a daily ritual. The catamaran's generous beam and dual hulls create a stable platform for sunbathing and socialising, while the cockpit speakers and comfortable cushions transform evenings into memorable gatherings under the stars.

Practical comfort defines life aboard Spark of Sea. Solar panels and a voltage converter keep your devices charged, while the refrigerator preserves fresh provisions from local markets. Two heads with electric toilets ensure mornings run smoothly for larger groups. The lazy jacks simplify sail handling, the GPS guides you confidently between anchorages, and the included dinghy opens access to secluded beaches and waterfront restaurants. A radio-CD player and autopilot round out the amenities, allowing you to relax while the boat handles the mechanics of passage-making.

A week aboard unfolds as a rhythm of unhurried exploration: mornings spent motoring or sailing to new anchorages, afternoons swimming in waters so clear you see the seabed twenty metres down, and evenings anchored off quiet islands, sharing meals prepared in the galley as the sun melts into the horizon.