Cap Camarat 9.0 WA — 2 × 250 hp, up to 10 passengers. Pascal knows every cove, every current, every secret anchorage on the Adriatic.
All excursions are 100% private. No shared boats, no strangers on board. You choose the pace, the stops, the mood. Pascal adapts to you.
From the lively terraces of Hvar Town to the electric-blue silence of the Blue Cave — every route stays entirely on water, navigated by someone who has sailed it hundreds of times.
The classic Hvar afternoon into evening. Round the western tip, a swim in a beautiful bay, sunset with drinks and music on deck, then dinner in Palmižana Bay.
Croatia's most famous beach at Bol, then Vrboska — a village so narrow its channel resembles a river, only reachable by sea. The day ends with dinner in the lively port of Jelsa.
The quiet route. A hidden bay on Brač's southwest coast, lunch in the beautiful harbour of Milna, then the afternoon at anchor off the wild, rarely-visited shores of Šolta island.
The most spectacular itinerary. Vis harbour, lunch in Komiža, then the impossible electric-blue glow of the Blue Cave on Biševo. Stiniva — Croatia's most dramatic sea canyon — and the emerald Green Cave.
After dark, Pascal takes you far from the coast. You anchor on open water. Every kick, every stroke produces a pulse of electric yellow light — bioluminescent plankton, invisible by day, alive by night.
The Adriatic is one of the few seas dense enough to swim in this phenomenon. Pascal has run these nights for years — he knows exactly where and when.
No ferry. No bus. No waiting. Pascal collects you from Split by boat — 45 minutes across open water to the marina, right in front of the villa.
Your holiday starts the moment you step aboard. Welcome drinks served on the boat.
All boat trips are arranged directly with Pascal. Tell him your dates — he'll make it happen.