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Mobula One is a 2018 Oceanis 45 sailboat based at ACI Marina Split, your gateway to Croatia's Dalmatian coast. This 13.85-metre vessel offers the perfect balance of comfort and performance for groups of friends, families, or couples seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean sailing. With four cabins accommodating up to ten guests and two full heads, there's ample space for everyone to find their rhythm aboard. Split itself is a vibrant medieval city where Roman ruins meet modern harbours, making it an ideal departure point for exploring one of Europe's most pristine sailing destinations.

A typical week aboard Mobula One unfolds along a coastline of limestone cliffs, hidden anchorages, and pine-fringed islands. You'll navigate using the integrated GPS and chart plotter, while the bow thruster and 54 HP Yanmar engine make manoeuvring through narrow channels effortless. The teak cockpit, shaded by a generous bimini and sprayhood, becomes your floating living room—a place to gather at sunset with drinks and fresh local seafood, or to plot tomorrow's course over morning coffee. The autopilot allows you to relax while sailing, and the cockpit speakers set the mood as you drift between anchorages.

Below deck, heating ensures comfort during shoulder seasons, while the radio-CD system provides entertainment during quieter evenings. Whether you're anchoring off Hvar's lavender-covered hills, exploring the Pakleni Islands' secluded coves, or discovering the Elaphiti archipelago's fishing villages, Mobula One handles the journey with ease and grace. Days blend into a rhythm of swimming in crystalline waters, provisioning at local markets, and sharing meals under the stars. A week aboard this well-appointed sailboat leaves you with the kind of memories that linger long after you've returned to shore—the salt in your hair, the taste of grilled fish, and the quiet satisfaction of having truly lived at sea.