CATWALK I

CATWALK I — Lagoon 60 · Croatia Catamarans are judged on how well they resolve the relationship between inside and outside, and the Lagoon 60 answers that question more convincingly than most. CATWALK I is built around a forward cockpit set flush with the saloon — a genuine terrace on the water, reached directly through the saloon's forward door, with no step to break the flow. The level flooring is not a detail: it changes how the yacht is used, letting guests drift between the bow lounge and the interior without thinking about it. The central saloon opens at both ends, forward onto that bow terrace and aft onto a wide cockpit extended by a large swim platform. In practice, the whole main deck reads as one continuous space that can be arranged differently morning and evening. The bow lounge sits sheltered from sun and wind, which makes it the natural spot for a slow breakfast or an anchorage sundowner along the Dalmatian coast. Above, the flybridge carries the main helm but is otherwise given over to leisure: generous sunpads, a fully equipped wet bar, a barbecue, and enough open deck to move furniture around as the day requires. Accommodation is for 8 guests in 4 cabins. Three cabins are fitted with a double bed, each sleeping two. The owner's cabin occupies its own volume, with a walk-in dressing room, a desk, a sofa and a notably large bathroom — a true private suite rather than a slightly bigger guest cabin. Detailed bed configuration available on request. The Croatian cruising grounds suit this yacht particularly well: short hops between islands, long hours at anchor, and the shallow draft of a catamaran opening up bays that deeper hulls have to admire from a distance. The crew handles the navigation, the cooking and the rhythm of the day, leaving the itinerary free to follow the weather and your preferences.