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Layla is a 2020 Dufour 360 Grand Large, a nimble and elegant sailing yacht based at Marina Frapa in Rogoznica, Croatia—your gateway to the crystalline waters of the Adriatic's central coast. This ten-metre sailboat combines responsive handling with genuine comfort, making her ideal for couples, small families, or groups of friends seeking a week of authentic Mediterranean sailing without compromise. The Dalmatian coastline from Rogoznica offers an extraordinary mix: sheltered anchorages between limestone islands, hidden coves with pebble beaches, and charming fishing villages where local wine and fresh seafood define the rhythm of each evening.

Below deck, Layla accommodates six guests across two cabins with thoughtful amenities that matter during a week at sea. The galley includes a proper refrigerator to preserve provisions from daily market stops, while the single head is efficiently appointed. Solar panels and a voltage converter ensure your devices stay charged without draining the batteries, and Wi-Fi keeps you connected to shore when you choose. Topside, the teak cockpit and cushioned seating create a natural gathering space, shaded by a Bimini top during the heat of midday and protected by a sprayhood during rougher passages.

The 30 HP engine and autopilot make passage-making straightforward, freeing you to focus on the landscape unfolding around you. An included dinghy opens access to anchorages unreachable by larger vessels—perfect for morning swims in crystalline bays or exploring villages accessible only from the water. Whether you're an experienced sailor seeking independence or a group looking for a guided introduction to the region, Layla's proven design and well-maintained systems inspire confidence. A typical week aboard unfolds between quiet anchorages and lively harbours: mornings spent swimming in emerald water, afternoons sailing between islands, and evenings anchored beneath limestone cliffs, sharing stories and local wine as the sun dissolves into the sea.