DIAMOND DIVA

DIAMOND DIVA A 2025 Lagoon catamaran of 19.82m — 65 feet of beam-rich stability, cruising Croatia. The choice of a large sailing catamaran says something about how you want to spend the week. Two hulls mean space where a monohull gives you angles: level decks under sail, generous shaded cockpit living, and the kind of proximity to the water that makes a swim stop feel spontaneous rather than organised. Lagoon has spent decades refining exactly this brief, and a hull delivered in 2025 arrives with everything current in its systems and finish. Accommodation is arranged across four cabins for eight guests. Three are fitted with a double bed; the fourth has twin beds, a sensible configuration for friends travelling together or for children within a family charter. Nobody is relegated to a lesser corner of the yacht — the catamaran layout distributes cabins between the hulls rather than stacking them fore and aft, which means privacy at either end of the day. Croatia suits her particularly well. The Dalmatian coast is a matter of short hops between islands, sheltered bays and towns you can walk into from the tender — Hvar, Vis, the Kornati, the Pakleni islets — and a shallow-draft catamaran reaches anchorages that deeper yachts admire from further out. Her crew handles the navigation, the cooking and the daily rhythm of the charter, leaving you the part that matters: deciding where to stop, and how long to stay.