Olma is a 2024 Oceanis 46.1 sailboat offering an ideal platform for exploring the Adriatic's most coveted anchorages from Split, one of the Mediterranean's most vibrant departure ports. This four-cabin vessel accommodates up to ten guests across two well-appointed heads, making it perfectly suited for families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of shared adventure along Croatia's stunning Dalmatian coast.

A typical week aboard Olma unfolds with unhurried elegance. Mornings begin with coffee in the cockpit, shaded beneath the bimini, while the 57-horsepower engine and bow thruster make navigation effortless through narrow channels and tight anchorages. The boat's modern systems—including GPS chartplotter, autopilot, and radio-CD—keep you connected to both navigation and music, while the sprayhood offers protection during breezy passages. The two electric heads ensure comfort for all guests, and the holding tank provides peace of mind for extended cruising away from marinas.

By afternoon, you're anchored in crystalline waters off Hvar or Vis, where the tender and stand-up paddle board invite exploration of hidden coves and shallow bays inaccessible to larger vessels. Evenings gather the group around the cockpit's comfortable cushioned seating, where sunset views stretch across pine-clad islands. The boat's thoughtful touches—speakers at the helm for ambient music, efficient heating for shoulder-season sailing—create the backdrop for unhurried dinners of fresh seafood and local wine.

A week aboard Olma captures the essence of Adriatic sailing: mornings spent gliding between emerald islands, afternoons anchored in silence broken only by birdsong, and nights beneath stars so bright they seem to touch the water. This is bareboat sailing refined—capable, comfortable, and utterly liberating.