Discover Bali 5.2 – Saladhor, a 6-cabin catamaran that pairs the easy rhythm of a south-Dalmatian summer cruise with the comfort and stability of a modern multihull. Launched in 2026 and measuring 15.9 metres (52.2 ft) overall, Saladhor is currently based in Dubrovnik, Marina Frapa — a perfect launchpad for week-long sailing escapes across the south-Dalmatian islands between Korčula and the Elaphiti archipelago.
With 14 berths spread across 6 sleeping cabins and 6 bathrooms, Saladhor comfortably accommodates up to 14 guests — well suited to two families travelling together, a circle of friends or a small group exploring secluded coves and turquoise bays at their own pace. Linens, pillows and blankets are included in the charter price, so you can step on board, stow your provisions and head straight for the open water.
Boat equipment features rolling mainsail. Whether you're picking a buoy in the Mljet national park's saltwater lakes, anchoring off Lastovo's protected reefs, or threading the Elaphiti islands on the approach to Dubrovnik, Saladhor gives you the platform to design the trip on your own schedule, with the support of our local south-Dalmatian charter team from check-in to check-out.
Deck
Anchor chain counter
Bilge pump - Electric
Bilge pump - Mechanic
Bimini
Hard Top BiminiBlack Water Tank
50 lBoat hook
Cockpit cushions
aft & forward cockpit, lounge deckCockpit grill
Cockpit table
Forward cockpit with telescopic legDistress flare box
Divider, nautic chart
Fenders
Fusion radio
Bluetooth HiFi 6 HPGPS chart plotter
Raymarine Axiom 7"GPS chart plotter - cockpit
Raymarine AXIOM 12"Hydraulic lifting swimming platform
Ice box
LED lights
LED submarine lights
Main anchor
50kg + 80m of 12mm chain + bridleMooring ropes
Mosquito nets
Navigation (Nautical) charts and nautical guide
Outdoor speakers
Outside shower
Cockpit/stern, outside showerPump
Radar reflector
Repair kit
Service batteries
130 AhSun deck
Tridata
MULTI I70SWater hose
Watermaker - desalinator
230V / 50Hz, 340 l/hWi-Fi Internet
Winch handles
Wind instrument/Anemometer
MULTI I70SWindex
Galley
Dishwasher
Freezer
Fridge
Fridge on flybridgeGas bottles
Refrigerator
American fridge-freezer (409l + 225l) with ice water and ice makerInterior
Barometer
Clock
Electric fans
in each cabin and salonElectric toilet
Navigation
Autopilot
Raymarine P70SBinoculars
Bow thruster
Electric 48VCompass
Hand bearing compassRadar
Sails
Electric winches
Electric winchLazy bag
Yacht electrics
Air conditioning
Salon and cabinsBattery charger
Generator
17.5 kW, 220 V, 50 HzHeating
with ACInverter
48 V / 230 V, 8 kWShore power connection
Solar panels
Safety
Fire extinguisher
First aid kit
Flashlight
Fog horn
Life belts (Safety harness)
Life buoy
Horseshoe lifebuoyLiferaft
VHF radio
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Marina Kaštela
Year 2021
Cabins 3
People 6
Length 52 ft
Price per week
10,408 €
/ week
Marina Kaštela
Year 2015
Cabins 5
People 12
Length 52 ft
Price per week
12,692 €
/ week
Marina Kaštela
Year 2026
Cabins 6
People 14
Length 51 ft
Price per week
8,484 €
/ week
The main bases are Split, ACI Trogir, Marina Kaštela, Šibenik (D-Marin Mandalina, Solaris), Zadar / Sukošan and Biograd, Dubrovnik (ACI Komolac, Cavtat), and Pula for Istria and Kvarner. Split is the central-Dalmatia workhorse for Hvar–Vis–Korčula; Zadar and Šibenik suit Kornati-focused weeks; Dubrovnik opens Mljet, the Elaphites and Lastovo; Pula is the quiet northern route.
A 4-cabin Lagoon 42 or Bali 4.2 runs roughly €5,500–€8,500 per week bareboat in the shoulder season and €9,500–€13,500 in peak July–August. Larger 46–50 ft catamarans reach €11,000–€18,000 per week peak. A skipper adds €170–€220/day plus food. Fuel, marina and mooring fees, end-cleaning, the Croatian tourist tax and coastal vignette, and national-park permits (Kornati, Mljet, Telašćica, Brijuni, Krka) are listed transparently on every quote — and our agency commission is paid by the operator, never added to your price.
Yes. Croatian rules require the skipper to hold a recognised boat licence (ICC, RYA Day Skipper or higher, or an accepted national equivalent) and a VHF radio certificate — both are verified at base sign-off and recorded on the contract, with a second competent crew member named alongside. If your licence is in doubt or you have no VHF ticket, book a skippered week and the captain handles all certification and the base handover.
Around 86% of our charters go bareboat. If you are licensed and confident with stern-to mooring, sand anchoring and reading a Bura forecast, the central-Dalmatia island hops are very manageable. If not — or if it is your first Adriatic week — a skipper (€170–€220/day plus food) removes the licensing question and brings the local knowledge that counts here: Bura-proof bays, Maestral timing for the Vis crossing, and park and harbour-master admin done for you. A fully crewed cat with captain and hostess or cook sits at the luxury end.
Croatian bareboat charters run almost universally on a fixed Saturday-to-Saturday week — it is how bases stagger hundreds of handovers on the same weekend. Board Saturday from 17:00 once the boat is cleaned and checked, sleep aboard the final Friday night, and disembark by 09:00 Saturday for the next crew. Mid-week starts exist only on a few boats and late availability; we flag anything that breaks the norm when we quote.
Yes, and all are modest and itemised. Croatia charges a per-person sojourn (tourist) tax for the days aboard plus a coastal safety-of-navigation vignette scaled to boat length and duration — usually settled by the base and shown on the contract. National-park entry is separate and per-day: Kornati, Telašćica, Mljet and Brijuni are entered by boat (buy ahead — on-site is dearer), while Krka is reached on foot via the park shuttle from Skradin. We block the permits your route needs as part of the booking.
They are the ideal Adriatic family platform. The shallow ~1.2 m draft lets a wide-beam cat anchor in sandy bays monohulls cannot reach — Pakleni coves, the Mljet lakes, calm Kornati moorings — with a level deck, walk-in swim platforms and separate cabins fore and aft. The sheltered channels between Brač, Hvar and Korčula keep daily passages short (2–4 hours) and the seas flat. Lifeline netting and child vests are available on request.
Tell us your dates and group — a broker replies with a costed offer, charter agreement and the next available week, usually within the same business day.
Catamaran Charter Croatia is a part of Boat4You Group. Offering yachts all over the world, we are one of the largest charter company.