Bareboat Catamaran JOZA
Dual-hulled freedom across the Adriatic, five cabins, ten friends
About Bareboat Catamaran JOZA
JOZA is a Catana Bali 5.4 catamaran built in 2023, purpose-built for discerning groups seeking space, stability, and uncompromised comfort across Croatia's Dalmatian coast. Twin hulls deliver exceptional volume below deck paired with an open-air lifestyle on multiple exterior platforms. Five double cabins with private en-suites accommodate ten guests, each cabin appointed in contemporary teak with refined fabrics that prioritise understated elegance over ostentation.
The saloon merges indoor dining and lounge areas with seamless flow to the aft deck, where adjustable wall panels adapt the space between open-air entertaining and sheltered retreat. Above, a generous flybridge provides panoramic sightlines and generous lounging, whilst forward sun pads invite morning hours on calm waters. Air conditioning, heating, Wi-Fi, and thoughtful galley provisions ensure both leisure and self-sufficiency during longer passages.
Highlights
- •Five double cabins with private en-suites, accommodating two to ten guests without compromise on space or privacy
- •Dual-hull catamaran design delivers shallow draft stability, expansive interior volume, and minimal motion in moderate seas
- •Flybridge, foredeck sun pads, and sheltered aft deck provide distinct social zones from sunrise to sunset
- •Skippered charter with flexible itinerary across Trogir, Hvar, Mljet, Vis, and Dubrovnik depending on weather and preference
The Charter Experience
Navigate from Trogir's medieval streets eastward to Dubrovnik's terracotta ramparts, with your experienced skipper tailoring each day to your preferences. Anchor off Mljet's forested shores, explore Vis's crystalline bays and acclaimed beach clubs, or drift between lesser-known islets where few vessels venture. Snorkelling kit and tender are stowed aboard; water sports enhance discovery without resorting to marketing hyperbole. Provisioning, fuel, dockage, and all running costs are additional to the base charter fee, structured as an APA allowance (typically 30 to 40% of weekly rate) plus VAT and gratuity.
Suggested Itinerary
A seven-day sample routing departs Trogir for the pine-clad anchorages of Mljet National Park, continues to Dubrovnik's Old Town and sheltered neighbouring bays, ventures to the underwater grottos and Dalmatian beach culture of Vis, then returns via Hvar's lavender-covered slopes and the limestone karst of the central Adriatic. Each leg is calibrated to wind, sea state, and your group's appetite for activity or repose.
Specifications
16.8 m
10
5
10
Catamaran
2023
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