Crewed Catamaran ELYSIUM
Lagoon 51 catamaran for twelve, Split to Dubrovnik in full Adriatic colour
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About Crewed Catamaran ELYSIUM
ELYSIUM is a Lagoon 51 crewed catamaran offering six thoughtfully appointed cabins across Croatia's Adriatic waters. Her modern hull and intelligent layout provide the stability and space that larger groups demand, with four double and two twin cabins, each with private ensuite facilities. Teak detailing and contemporary lines define the saloon, whilst the expansive deck configuration ensures no guest feels confined.
Above deck, ELYSIUM's design philosophy celebrates the Croatian coastline. The aft platform invites evening aperitifs as light fades over Dubrovnik; the flybridge commands views across Mljet National Park; forward, extended sunbeds and trampolines position you front and centre to the Adriatic's rhythm. This is cruising at human pace, unhurried and attentive to what matters.
Highlights
- •Six cabins accommodating twelve guests, each with private ensuite and direct access to your own marine sanctuary
- •Aft and forward deck spaces designed for both social gathering and solitary contemplation, plus flybridge for unobstructed coastal vistas
- •Crewed service calibrated to anticipate needs without intrusion, from navigation to cuisine to water activities
- •Dinghy, snorkel gear, paddleboards and fishing equipment included for genuine engagement with Croatia's marine life and hidden anchorages
The Charter Experience
Your captain and crew exist to orchestrate rather than execute. They read the group's mood, shape each day around your preferences, and navigate both the coastline and the social currents with practiced discretion. Meals reflect Croatian regional tradition rendered with contemporary care, served against uninterrupted sea views. The water toy selection (tender, snorkel gear, paddleboards, fishing equipment) enables genuine engagement with the marine environment rather than passive observation. This is the Adriatic experienced on your terms, not the itinerary's.
Suggested Itinerary
A seven-day voyage might begin in Split, charting south through the Dalmatian islands toward Hvar's quieter anchorages and Vis's crystalline depths. Days can pivot toward Dubrovnik's architectural richness or Mljet's national park, with mornings anchored in sheltered bays and evenings divided between waterfront towns and private starlit suppers at sea. Your crew curates daily rhythm around conditions, your interests, and the Adriatic's subtle moods.
Specifications
15.0 m
12
6
12
Catamaran
2026