LUNA

## Lagoon 46 "Luna" — Croatia There is a particular rhythm to cruising the Dalmatian coast on a catamaran: short hops between islands, long lunches at anchor, and evenings spent on deck as the light goes off the limestone. "Luna", one of the newer Lagoon 46s available in the Adriatic, is built for exactly that kind of week. The 46 follows the much-loved Lagoon 450, and the gains are immediately obvious underway and at rest. Wider hulls translate directly into usable volume, while the flybridge — reachable from two separate accesses — works as both a manoeuvring station and the yacht's best seat in the house. The helm sits centrally, which gives the person driving genuine visibility and shelter rather than an exposed corner perch. Accommodation is arranged across four cabins for eight guests, with detailed bed configuration available on request. Below and around the main deck, the interior is quietly done: clean lines, practical stowage, nothing shouting for attention. The forward sash window and the connection between the bow cockpit and the saloon dissolve the usual boundary between inside and out — in practice, it means the whole living area can be opened up on a calm morning and closed down when the maestral picks up. Where "Luna" earns her keep is in autonomy. Generator, air conditioning in both the saloon and the cabins, and a watermaker producing fresh drinking water throughout the trip mean you are not tied to marina berths and shore power. On a Croatian itinerary, that flexibility is worth more than any single piece of equipment: you can stay in the bay you like rather than the one with a free mooring. Unlimited Wi-Fi is available on board for the duration of the charter. Service is organised around the itinerary you want, with the practical side of the week — provisioning, berths, timings — handled discreetly so the days stay unhurried. The tender carries a 20 hp outboard for beach runs and shore trips, and the toy locker covers most tastes: stand-up paddleboard, kayak, kneeboard and donut.