Ljubov, a 2023 Dufour 470, awaits you at D-Marin Marina Mandalina in Šibenik, your gateway to Croatia's Adriatic coast. This 14.85-metre sailing yacht combines modern comfort with the freedom of bareboat or crewed exploration, making it an ideal choice for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of genuine maritime discovery. The Dalmatian waters surrounding Šibenik offer protected anchorages, hidden coves, and charming coastal villages—all within easy reach of your floating home.

Aboard Ljubov, you'll find thoughtful amenities that elevate a week at sea. Four well-appointed cabins accommodate up to ten guests across ten berths, with four separate heads ensuring privacy and comfort for all. Climate control—both air conditioning and heating—keeps the interior pleasant in any season, while the efficient 75 HP engine and bow thruster make navigation effortless, even in tight harbours. The spacious cockpit, sheltered by a bimini and sprayhood, becomes your outdoor living room; cushioned seating invites long afternoons of reading, conversation, or simply watching the Adriatic unfold. An onboard generator, refrigerator, and Wi-Fi connection mean you're never truly disconnected, yet the rhythm of sailing encourages you to unplug naturally.

Your typical week unfolds between protected islands and medieval stone towns. Mornings might find you anchored off Zlarin or Kaprije, where you can dive directly from the deck or tender ashore in the included dinghy. Evenings bring sunset aperitifs in the cockpit, fresh seafood from local markets prepared in a galley equipped for proper cooking, and starlit nights under open skies. The GPS and chart plotter guide you confidently through these waters, whether you're plotting a course to a secluded anchorage or navigating to a working fishing village where locals still gather for evening promenades.

A week aboard Ljubov is measured not in miles but in moments—the clink of glasses as the sun dips behind distant islands, the silence of a morning anchorage broken only by gulls, and the quiet satisfaction of having truly lived at sea.