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Andrea is a 2020 Salona 380 based in Izola, Slovenia—a charming Adriatic gateway that opens onto some of Europe's most unspoiled sailing waters. This 11.6-metre sailboat offers an intimate yet comfortable platform for exploring the Slovenian and Croatian coasts, where turquoise anchorages, limestone cliffs, and Venetian-influenced villages create a sailing experience far removed from crowded Mediterranean routes. With three cabins and berths for eight, Andrea suits families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a week of genuine discovery rather than resort-style comfort.

The boat's thoughtful design balances performance with ease of handling. A robust 29 HP engine ensures reliable passage-making, while the GPS at the helm and autopilot allow you to focus on the scenery or simply relax during longer crossings. The teak cockpit—warm underfoot and inviting—becomes your floating living room, especially when shaded by the bimini and sprayhood during afternoon swells or unexpected weather. Below deck, heating keeps things cosy during shoulder seasons, a consideration often overlooked on bareboat charters in these northern Adriatic waters.

A typical week aboard Andrea unfolds at a leisurely pace. You might sail from Izola toward the Pakleni Islands, anchor in crystalline coves accessible only by water, and explore hilltop towns reachable by tender. The lazy bag simplifies sail handling, making reefing and furling straightforward even for less experienced crews. Evenings anchor you in protected bays where local restaurants deliver fresh seafood to the boat, or you cook aboard using provisions from waterfront markets. The single head is compact but well-appointed, and the three cabins offer privacy without sacrificing the communal spirit that defines great sailing holidays.

Andrea invites you to discover a corner of the Adriatic where ancient stone villages tumble toward the sea, where the sailing is manageable and the rewards—hidden anchorages, unhurried meals ashore, and the simple pleasure of waking to glassy water—feel genuinely earned.