Raluca is a 2020 Oceanis 46.1 sailboat based at ACI Marina Skradin, your gateway to Croatia's most enchanting waterways. This well-appointed vessel combines modern comfort with the freedom of bareboat sailing, offering groups of friends, families, or couples seeking adventure a perfect platform for exploring the Dalmatian coast. With four cabins accommodating up to ten guests and four en-suite heads, Raluca provides the privacy and convenience that discerning charterers expect, while her 57-horsepower engine and bow thruster ensure confident handling in tight anchorages and varying conditions.

From Skradin, your week unfolds across a landscape of limestone islands, hidden coves, and crystalline waters that define this corner of the Mediterranean. The Krka River estuary offers immediate exploration—narrow channels lined with pine forests and small fishing villages set the tone for days ahead. You'll find yourself anchoring in Kornati National Park's secluded bays, where afternoon swims precede sundowners on deck, or navigating to Hvar and Vis, where Adriatic charm meets cosmopolitan energy. The climate control and air conditioning keep the cabin comfortable during warm days, while the bimini and sprayhood provide essential shade and weather protection as you cruise.

Life aboard Raluca balances ease with engagement. The GPS chartplotter and autopilot handle navigation, freeing time for swimming, reading, or simply watching the coastline drift past. The ice maker and espresso machine transform the galley into a social hub—morning coffee becomes ritual, evening aperitifs a shared ceremony. Four electric toilets and a functional converter system mean modern amenities are never compromised, even at remote anchorages. The boat's responsive handling and efficient systems allow both experienced sailors and capable novices to manage her with confidence.

A week aboard Raluca typically concludes with a final evening anchored off a quiet island, the sun melting into the Adriatic as local wine and fresh seafood shared with new friends remind you why this coast has captivated sailors for centuries.