Pepe Sailing Catamaran Hire

Pepe is a 2022 Lagoon 46 sailing catamaran based in Trogir, Croatia, run as a crewed weekly charter along the Dalmatian coast with a skipper and a hostess. At 13.99 metres on deck with a 1.30 metre draft, she can sit in the pale shallows around Trogir, Split, Hvar, and the nearer islands. Twin Yanmar 57 hp engines, a full-batten mainsail with lazy jacks, electric halyard winches, and a flybridge helm keep dock work and watch-keeping with the crew. Fuel is 1040 litres and water is 600 litres, with a 100 litre per hour watermaker and an 11.2 kVA generator so nights on the hook do not depend on a marina stop.

Four queen cabins plus a crew cabin sleep twelve guests, with four guest heads plus one. Each cabin has its own air conditioning and heating. The saloon sits under long ports with a table and a galley with two fridges, an ice maker, a coffee machine, a microwave, and a gas oven, so meals stay in the same volume as the view over the marina. Flybridge sunpads, a forward lounge over the trampolines, and a cockpit table share the week on deck. A 3.4 metre dinghy with a 20 hp outboard, two SUPs, and snorkel kit cover beach runs. B and G radar, autopilot, AIS, a 16 inch helm display, 4G LTE internet, and underwater lighting sit on the spec sheet.

Check in is in Trogir. Split Airport is a short road transfer. The Comfort pack is 900 euros and covers the dinghy, two SUPs, snorkel kit, tourist tax, and transit log if the Luxury pack is not taken. The Luxury all-inclusive pack is 1800 euros. A skipper is 1600 euros per week plus food. A hostess is 1400 euros per week plus food, or 1700 euros as hostess and cook. An APA of 3000 euros covers running costs. One-way to Dubrovnik is 300 euros plus mooring.

Ask the base for the current week rate and the calendar before you lock dates, because the hull figure is quoted on the live reservation sheet rather than as a single public number. Capacity is twelve guests on the tech sheet. This is a Lagoon 46 for a Trogir week: twelve berths, a skipper and hostess, a flybridge, and a hull that still likes to sail.