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Mare is a 2006 Oceanis 393 sailboat based in Vinišće, a charming coastal village on Croatia's Dalmatian coast. This well-maintained three-cabin cruiser offers the perfect platform for exploring one of Europe's most enchanting sailing destinations—a region where crystalline waters, limestone islands, and ancient stone villages create an unforgettable week on the water.

Accommodating up to eight guests across three comfortable cabins, Mare suits families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a more spacious experience than smaller vessels allow. The yacht's thoughtful layout includes two full heads, ensuring privacy and comfort during your week aboard. The generous cockpit, shaded by a protective bimini, becomes your floating living room—the ideal spot for morning coffee while anchored off a secluded cove or evening aperitifs as the sun descends behind distant peaks. Below deck, a well-equipped galley and saloon provide shelter during Croatia's rare rainy spells, though most days you'll find yourself drawn topside.

From Vinišće, your cruising grounds span the central Dalmatian islands: emerald-fringed Hvar, pine-clad Vis, and the dramatic cliffs of Korčula. The Yanmar 55 hp engine ensures reliable performance in light winds, while modern navigation aids—GPS chartplotter, radar, and autopilot—make passage planning intuitive and safe. A radio-CD system adds a soundtrack to your days. Whether you're a confident sailor ready to harness the Adriatic's reliable thermals or prefer motoring to hidden anchorages, Mare adapts to your rhythm and skill level.

A typical week unfolds across unhurried days: mornings spent swimming in transparent bays, afternoons exploring whitewashed towns where locals still mend nets by the waterfront, and evenings anchored in silence, watching the Adriatic's famous sunsets paint the sky in shades of amber and rose. This is sailing stripped to its essence—connection, discovery, and the gentle rhythm of wind and water.