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Vuga is a 2013 Bavaria Cruiser 40 based at D-Marin Dalmacija Marina in Bibinje, offering an ideal platform for exploring the crystalline waters and limestone islands of the Croatian coast. With three well-appointed cabins and sleeping berths for eight, this 12.45-metre sailing yacht welcomes families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of unhurried Mediterranean cruising. The boat's thoughtful layout and modern systems—including a 55 HP Volvo engine, bow thruster for confident maneuvering, and autopilot for longer passages—make her accessible to confident sailors while remaining forgiving for those building their skills.

From Bibinje, Vuga sits at the threshold of one of Europe's most rewarding sailing grounds. A typical week unfolds across the Dalmatian archipelago, where sheltered anchorages nestle between pine-clad islands and hidden coves reveal pebble beaches and underwater clarity. The rhythm of days aboard blends easy sailing with generous time ashore—exploring stone villages, sampling local wine and fresh seafood, or simply swimming in waters so transparent they seem almost unreal. The boat's bimini and sprayhood provide welcome shade during the heat of the day, while the cockpit speakers and radio-CD system set the mood for evening gatherings as the sun descends toward the horizon.

Below deck, a well-equipped galley with refrigeration keeps provisions fresh, and two heads ensure comfort for a full complement of guests. The tender (dinghy) opens access to remote anchorages and quiet beaches unreachable by larger vessels, adding spontaneity to your itinerary. Whether you choose to navigate by chart and compass or let the autopilot hold your course while you relax on deck, Vuga rewards both purposeful sailors and those simply seeking respite on the water.

A week aboard Vuga typically concludes with the kind of memory that lingers: an anchorage off a nameless island at sunset, the boat gently swinging to her anchor, a shared meal of local catch, and the Adriatic stretching endlessly in every direction.