Lagoon 42 (Mario Bros) Catamaran charter from Seget Donji Marina Baotic

Experience luxury bareboat charter on the Lagoon 42 (Mario Bros), a 2025 catamaran based at Seget Donji Marina Baotić. With 6 cabins, 12 berths, and modern navigation equipment, this yacht offers perfect access to Split’s sailing routes and nearby attractions. Ideal for families, groups, and sailing enthusiasts seeking comfort and flexibility in the Adriatic’s premier cruising grounds.

• Model: Lagoon 42
• Type: Catamaran
• Year: 2025
• Length: 13m
• Cabins: 6
• Berths: 12
• Equipment: Autopilot, chart plotter, bimini, dinghy, Wi-Fi, generator, air conditioning

The Lagoon 42 (Mario Bros) is based at Seget Donji Marina Baotić, offering direct access to Split’s sailing area. This region includes 30 anchorages, 20 marinas, 24 beaches, and 12 fuel stations within a 10nm radius. The yacht’s location provides seamless access to historic coastal routes, island-hopping opportunities, and cultural landmarks like Split’s Old Town and Hvar’s vineyards.

Arrival options include taxi transfers from Split Airport (3.2nm) for €50-€65 (4-8 passengers) and secured parking at Marina Baotić (€80/week). The yacht’s base is 0nm from the Yacht Club restaurant and 0.2nm from Seget Donji beaches. Early boarding is available for an additional €200/booking, allowing guests to familiarize themselves with the yacht before departure.

Security deposit: €2,500 | Marina Eco Fee: €80/week | Tourist tax: €9.80/adult. The obligatory APA (€8,500/week) covers provisions, port charges, and fuel. Additional extras include a sailing skills refresher course (€390/booking), a sea scooter (€360/week), and optional crew services like a cook or hostess (€190-€250/day).

As a bareboat charter, the Lagoon 42 requires no crew, offering full autonomy to experienced sailors. The yacht is based at Seget Donji Marina Baotić, a modern marina with fuel stations, restaurant facilities, and secured parking. The marina’s proximity to Split’s sailing area ensures easy access to cultural sites, nightlife, and day-trip destinations like Brač and Hvar.

Guests can explore 20 marinas within the sailing area, including Marina Trogir (1.2nm) and ACI Marina Trogir (1.5nm). For anchoring, options include Trogir Anchorage (0.4nm) and Ciovo Anchorage (1.8nm), both offering calm waters and proximity to shore excursions.

The Split sailing area is renowned for its Mediterranean charm, with historic ports, vibrant nightlife, and pristine beaches. Popular itineraries include island-hopping between Brač, Hvar, and Šolta, day trips to Split’s Old Town, and overnight stays at anchorages like Okrug Gornji Anchorage (1.4nm). The region’s 16 harbors and 24 beaches provide endless opportunities for exploration.

Embarkation planning includes pre-arranged taxi transfers from Split Airport (3.2nm) for €50-€65 (4-8 passengers) and direct access to the yacht’s base. For international travelers, nearby airports like Zadar (51.6nm) and Dubrovnik (105.9nm) offer alternative arrival options with transfer services available via Croatia Airport Routes.

The yacht’s 570l fuel capacity and APA (€8,500/week) cover fuel, provisions, and port charges. Shore stops include Seget Donji beaches (0.2nm), the Yacht Club restaurant (0nm), and B-Max fuel station (0.2nm). Additional amenities like a floating island (€360/week) and snorkeling equipment (€20/set) enhance the charter experience.

Bookers should plan for the security deposit (€2,500), APA (€8,500/week), and optional extras like a charter captain’s course (€390/booking). Early boarding (€200/booking) is recommended for first-time sailors. The yacht’s technical specifications include a 4ft draught, 7500kg displacement, and 2x57hp engines, ensuring stability in Split’s coastal waters.