Lagoon Catamarans for Crewed Croatia Charters
Lagoon catamaran charter in Croatia: compare five crewed yachts by cabins, layout and service, with practical cost and booking advice.
A Lagoon catamaran charter in Croatia can give your group private cabins, shared outdoor spaces and a professional crew to look after the week. The best choice starts with your guests: who needs a double or twin bed, how much time you want aboard and what dining service you expect.
This guide compares five selected yachts: ADRIATIC DRAGON, TRIWING ENDOR, PRINCESS KARLA, CATWALK I and OPAL. They are examples to shortlist, not a complete inventory or a promise of availability for your dates.
Still comparing builders? Start with our catamaran brands for crewed charters in Croatia page. For broader planning advice, visit the Croatia catamaran charter guide.
Which Lagoon catamaran fits your group?
Four of these yachts list eight guests in four cabins; OPAL lists ten guests in five cabins. Overall size, bed arrangements and crew service still differ. A larger model does not necessarily provide more guest rooms.
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| Yacht | Model | Guests / cabins | Best fit to consider |
|---|---|---|---|
| ADRIATIC DRAGON | Lagoon 77 | 8 / 4 | A larger platform and a master suite with a private balcony. |
| TRIWING ENDOR | Lagoon Sixty 5 | 8 / 4 | A Sixty 5 layout for a group of up to eight. |
| PRINCESS KARLA | Lagoon 60 | 8 / 4 | An owner’s suite with private aft-cockpit access. |
| CATWALK I | Lagoon 60 | 8 / 4 | Another Lagoon 60 with a flexible fourth guest cabin. |
| OPAL | Lagoon 620 | 10 / 5 | Five double cabins for up to ten guests. |
Accommodation details checked against current MCYC profiles on November 5, 2026. Confirm the current layout, crew, equipment and operating area for your proposed dates. The model brochure and the individual yacht’s charter configuration may differ.
ADRIATIC DRAGON
Lagoon 77 · Built 2019
8 guests · 4 guest cabins
What stands out: A larger platform and a master suite with a private balcony.
TRIWING ENDOR
Lagoon Sixty 5 · Built 2024
8 guests · 4 guest cabins
What stands out: A Sixty 5 layout for a group of up to eight.
PRINCESS KARLA
Lagoon 60 · Built 2025
8 guests · 4 guest cabins
What stands out: An owner’s suite with private aft-cockpit access.
CATWALK I
Lagoon 60 · Built 2026
8 guests · 4 guest cabins
What stands out: Another Lagoon 60 with a flexible fourth guest cabin.
OPAL
Lagoon 620 · Built 2017
10 guests · 5 guest cabins
What stands out: Five double cabins for up to ten guests.
ADRIATIC DRAGON: a larger platform for eight guests
ADRIATIC DRAGON is a Lagoon 77 built in 2019, with a 2024 refit recorded in her profile. Her four guest cabins include a master suite, two doubles and a convertible twin. The master suite’s private fold-down balcony is a distinctive feature; ask about its operation and any restrictions.
Choose this if: shared deck space and a larger yacht platform matter to a group of eight. Check carefully if: all couples expect equal rooms, because the principal suite differs from the other cabins.
TRIWING ENDOR: a Sixty 5 layout to compare
TRIWING ENDOR is listed as a 2024 Lagoon Sixty 5 with four en-suite cabins for eight guests. Review the actual deck plan and crew accommodation before assigning rooms. Her description also highlights recreational equipment, but request the inventory and any optional charges for your week.
Choose this if: you want to compare a Sixty 5 against larger and smaller Lagoon options. Confirm before booking: the exact crew team, meal service, equipment and operating arrangements for the Croatian charter period.
PRINCESS KARLA and CATWALK I: two Lagoon 60 choices
PRINCESS KARLA is a 2025 Lagoon 60 listed for eight guests in four en-suite cabins. Her profile describes an owner’s suite with private aft-cockpit access and a twin-convertible cabin. The master cabin’s access and privacy may matter to guests who want a more separate retreat.
CATWALK I is a 2026 Lagoon 60, also listed for eight guests in four cabins. Her accommodation description identifies a master cabin, two doubles and one twin-or-double cabin. Compare the actual room sizes, access and crew arrangements rather than assuming the two yachts are identical.
Lagoon’s official Lagoon 60 overview explains the model’s forward-cockpit connection and opening aft terraces. Those design features are background; confirm the equipment installed and operating arrangements on each charter yacht.
Choose either for closer comparison if: four cabins fit your party and you value flexible bed arrangements. Check carefully if: every couple expects equal cabin space or a particular guest needs easier access.
OPAL: five double cabins for up to ten
OPAL is a 2017 Lagoon 620 with five double en-suite guest cabins and three crew listed in her current profile. The extra guest cabin makes her relevant to five couples or another group that can use five double beds.
Choose this if: you need ten overnight guest places in five cabins. Consider another layout if: separate single beds are essential. Ask about recent maintenance and inspection information; build year alone does not establish a yacht’s condition.
Share your dates, guest count and preferred cabin assignments. CKIM Group can help you compare suitable Lagoon yachts and request current proposals.
How should you compare Lagoon cabins and crew?
Match the beds to your guests
Start with room assignments. Four cabins may suit four couples, but cabin sizes can differ substantially. Families and friends may need twins, while some guests need fewer stairs or easier boarding. Use our cabin-layout guide to assess beds, bathrooms and access.
Confirm which cabins are reserved for guests and where the crew sleep. Do not count every cabin drawn on a manufacturer’s layout as a guest cabin. For children, discuss ages, supervision, water access and daily routines before choosing the yacht.
Compare the service rather than crew numbers alone
Ask who will captain the yacht, whether a dedicated chef is included and how the remaining crew roles are arranged. Our private-chef dining guide explains useful questions about menus, meal timing and provisioning.
A captain-and-hostess charter may offer a different service from a yacht with a dedicated chef and additional hospitality crew. Share allergies and dietary restrictions early, then complete the Preference Form after booking. Essential needs deserve a direct conversation before selecting the yacht.
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Look beyond the model number
Compare shaded seating, dining space, saloon comfort and access to the water. Ask whether everyone can gather comfortably if the weather changes. For a group that spends long afternoons aboard, those everyday spaces can matter more than nominal yacht length.
Request the current water-toy inventory and ask about qualifications, operating restrictions and extra charges. If internet matters, review onboard Wi-Fi considerations and confirm the connection, data allowance and limitations.
How does a Lagoon suit Croatian sailing conditions?
The Lagoon designs compared here are sailing catamarans. Depending on the wind, route and captain’s assessment, a passage may involve sailing, motoring or both. A twin-hull design does not eliminate movement at sea or guarantee a comfortable passage in every condition.
Croatia’s bura and jugo winds can affect departure times and anchorage choices. Read our Croatia sailing-conditions guide for planning context. The captain makes the operational decisions and may adjust the itinerary when needed.
If sailing time is a priority, say so before booking. If you prefer shorter passages and longer swimming stops, explain that too. The itinerary should support the group’s interests while allowing for weather, port access and the yacht’s operating requirements.
What does a Lagoon catamaran charter cost?
There is no single Lagoon weekly price. The selected yachts span different sizes, ages, capacities and service arrangements. Compare current written proposals for the same dates, charter duration and guest count.
Request separate figures for the base charter fee, applicable VAT, APA and any delivery charges or mandatory extras. Confirm whether crew service is included and how food, drinks, fuel, ports and requested activities are funded.
APA is an advance toward the operating expenses covered by your agreement. Ask how spending is recorded, how a remaining balance is returned and what happens if more funds are required. The amount may be a fixed sum or a percentage, depending on the yacht and contract.
Avoid treating figures from different seasons or yachts as directly comparable. Our Croatia catamaran charter costs guide explains the budget components. Rates and inclusions may change; a confirmed quote establishes the terms for your trip.
Questions to resolve before choosing your Lagoon
Dates and route: Is the yacht available for the complete charter period, where can you embark and disembark, and are one-way arrangements possible? Check any relocation charges and minimum charter duration.
Accommodation and service: Which guests will use each cabin, are twin conversions confirmed, and who will be aboard as crew? Establish the dining and housekeeping arrangements.
Condition and inclusions: Ask for current photos, recent maintenance information and the equipment inventory. Check the complete quote and agreement before committing.
Lagoon catamaran charter FAQs
This guide compares ADRIATIC DRAGON, TRIWING ENDOR, PRINCESS KARLA, CATWALK I and OPAL. They represent Lagoon 77, Sixty 5, 60 and 620 designs. Check the individual yacht’s availability, cabin plan, crew and quote for your dates before making a selection.
OPAL’s current MCYC profile lists ten guests in five double en-suite cabins. The other four examples in this guide list eight guests in four cabins. Confirm the approved overnight guest capacity and the actual bed arrangements for the yacht you select.
Some individual yachts offer twin or convertible arrangements. ADRIATIC DRAGON, PRINCESS KARLA and CATWALK I have such options described in their profiles. Ask the representative to confirm the current configuration and conversion arrangements rather than assuming every yacht from the same model offers twins.
Crewed does not automatically describe the same dining service on every yacht. Confirm whether a dedicated chef is included, which meals are prepared and how provisioning is charged. Share dietary requirements early so the proposed crew can assess what it can provide.
The yacht, dates, duration and included services determine the price. Ask for a written quotation showing the base fee, applicable VAT, APA and extra charges. Compare the complete cost for the same charter period rather than combining advertised rates from different yachts or seasons.
Sailing depends on the wind, route, yacht and captain’s decisions. A sailing catamaran may also travel under engine power. Tell your broker if time under sail is important, while allowing flexibility for weather, safe anchorages and your group’s preferred daily pace.
Compare Lagoon yachts for your Croatia plans
Tell CKIM Group your preferred dates, guests, total budget and cabin needs. Add the experiences that matter most, such as sailing, swimming or time ashore. If you are still comparing builders, explore our Sunreef charter guide and Fountaine Pajot charter guide.
Charter terms like VAT, APA, bareboat, tender, or gulet explained in plain English in our charter terms glossary.
Curious about which yachts are available for your next journey? Let our team guide you or dive in and discover the options for yourself.
