Portugizac is a well-maintained Bavaria 50 sailboat based at ACI Marina Trogir, your gateway to Croatia's Dalmatian coast. This 2008 vessel offers an ideal platform for exploring one of Europe's most captivating sailing grounds—a region where limestone islands rise dramatically from crystalline waters, hidden anchorages dot the shoreline, and centuries-old stone villages perch above quiet harbours. With five cabins sleeping up to eleven guests, Portugizac suits groups of friends, extended families, or multiple couples seeking a week of shared discovery without compromise on comfort or space.

Life aboard unfolds at a leisurely pace. The boat's thoughtful layout provides three full heads, ensuring mornings run smoothly even with a full complement of guests. The well-equipped galley keeps provisions fresh with a reliable refrigerator, while the cockpit becomes your social hub—outfitted with speakers for evening aperitifs as you watch the sun melt into the Adriatic. Navigation is intuitive thanks to the GPS chartplotter and autopilot, allowing you to focus on the sailing itself or simply relax while the boat finds its course. For exploring shallow anchorages and nearby islets, the included dinghy opens access to spots larger vessels cannot reach, while the bow thruster makes tight marina manoeuvres effortless.

A typical week sees you sailing between the Pakleni Islands, Vis, and Hvar—each stop revealing something distinct. You might anchor in a sheltered cove for an afternoon swim, tender ashore for fresh seafood at a waterfront konoba, or simply drift with the wind between islands. The spray hood keeps the cockpit comfortable during rougher passages, and the 78 HP engine ensures reliable power when the breeze falters. Whether your group prefers active sailing days or leisurely anchorages punctuated by local wine and grilled fish, Portugizac adapts to your rhythm.

A week aboard captures the essence of Dalmatian sailing: sun-warmed decks, the gentle clink of halyards, and those golden-hour moments when you drop anchor in a hidden bay and watch the limestone cliffs turn amber as the light fades.