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Aglaia is a 2022 Oceanis 40.1 based at D-Marin Dalmacija Marina in Bibinje, offering the perfect platform for exploring Croatia's Adriatic coast. This well-appointed sailing yacht accommodates up to ten guests across four cabins, making it ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a week of genuine connection on the water. The boat's modern design and thoughtful layout—with two full heads, a bright saloon, and generous deck space—create an easy rhythm for shared meals, conversation, and quiet moments alike.

The cruising grounds surrounding Bibinje are nothing short of remarkable. Within a day's sail lie the crystalline waters and limestone cliffs of the Dalmatian islands, hidden anchorages tucked between Kornati National Park and the Zadar archipelago, and charming coastal villages where fresh seafood and local wines define dinner ashore. Aglaia is equipped for comfortable, independent cruising: the 45 HP engine ensures reliable passage-making, while the bow thruster and autopilot reduce the physical demands of sailing, allowing you to focus on the experience rather than the mechanics. Solar panels supplement your power needs, and the refrigerator keeps provisions fresh for the week ahead.

Onboard comfort is carefully considered. The bimini and sprayhood provide shelter during afternoon winds or unexpected weather, while the generous cockpit cushions and bathing platform invite you to linger in the Adriatic's embrace. An annexe opens access to remote anchorages and beach explorations that larger vessels cannot reach. The radio-CD system and GPS chartplotter with heating ensure you're never without entertainment or navigation confidence, whether you're an experienced sailor or new to bareboat cruising.

A week aboard Aglaia unfolds as a series of unhurried discoveries: sunrise sails between pine-clad islands, afternoons swimming in waters so clear you can see the seabed, and evenings anchored in quiet coves where the only sound is water lapping against the hull as you share stories over local Plavac wine.