Stella is a 2026 Lagoon 38 catamaran based at Marina Frapa in Rogoznica, Croatia—your gateway to the Adriatic's most coveted islands and hidden anchorages. This six-cabin, twelve-berth vessel combines the stability and space that make catamarans ideal for groups, families, or friends seeking a week of effortless exploration along the Dalmatian coast. With twin Yanmar engines and electric winches, Stella handles both open-water passages and tight anchorages with ease, while her flybridge offers a commanding vantage point for navigation and socializing under the stars.

Life aboard Stella unfolds at a leisurely rhythm. The generous cockpit, shaded by a bimini and furnished with comfortable cushions, becomes your gathering place for morning coffee and evening aperitifs. The climate-controlled cabins provide respite during the heat of the day, and the well-appointed galley keeps provisions fresh via a full refrigerator. Two heads with electric toilets ensure comfort for all twelve guests, while the lazy bag system and autopilot mean less fuss with sail handling and more time enjoying the moment. The onboard generator and outboard motor add practical flexibility for anchoring in remote spots.

A typical week sees you departing Rogoznica toward the Pakleni Islands, where turquoise waters lap at pine-clad shores, or threading through the Elaphiti archipelago with its quiet bays and stone villages. Afternoons drift between swimming, snorkeling, and exploring local tavernas for fresh seafood and local wines. The annexe dinghy opens access to secluded coves unreachable by larger vessels, while the television and entertainment systems ensure downtime remains engaging if weather keeps you moored.

Stella suits groups of friends, multi-generational families, or small corporate gatherings seeking both adventure and comfort. Seven nights minimum allows time to truly settle into island life—to anchor in a sheltered bay as the sun melts into the Adriatic, to share meals prepared aboard or sourced from waterfront markets, and to return home with the salt still in your hair and the rhythm of the sea in your bones.