SPRING SONG | Bareboat Sailing Yacht

Kastela sets the stage as you take the helm of the Oceanis 54 SPRING SONG and follow the established Split to Dubrovnik sailing route through Croatia. Along this path, you move between cities known for their preserved Roman and medieval architecture and their modern waterfront scenes, with the option to pause at Dalmatian beach clubs where curated lounging spaces sit just steps from bright, shallow water.

Together, these elements create a charter that naturally balances time spent walking historic streets with stretches devoted to seaside comfort, offering an itinerary that feels both enriching and pleasantly indulgent from departure to return.

About the Yacht
The Oceanis 54 SPRING SONG takes the idea of a modern sailing escape and turns it into something quietly elevated, with a hull shape and deck plan that invite you to settle in and make the most of every mile. Her sleek profile is not just about making an impression in the marina, it reflects a hull that slips easily through the water and a cockpit that is laid out for both active sailing and relaxed lounging. For charter guests who appreciate a yacht that looks contemporary and feels responsive under sail, SPRING SONG sets the tone from the moment the lines are cast off.

Inside, you find a saloon that feels more like a thoughtfully designed living room at sea than a simple cabin. The lounge and dining areas are arranged to encourage long, easy gatherings, with sea views framed by generous windows that keep natural light pouring in throughout the day. Practicality has been carefully woven into the layout, so cabins remain calm and uncluttered, with enough storage and privacy to keep everyone comfortable. High end materials and a cohesive design language give the whole interior a quiet sense of polish that enhances both coastal weekends and more extended cruising plans.

Once the sails are drawing and the bow points toward open water, SPRING SONG shows how well she marries comfort with performance. Her stable motion and predictable handling make life on deck reassuring, whether you are threading between islands or stretching out along a longer coastal leg, while her rig has the power to turn a steady breeze into a satisfying, engaging sail. Guests can choose their vantage point, from the helm to the foredeck, and watch the shoreline slide by as tranquil anchorages, hidden inlets, and inviting bays line up along the horizon, each one offering a different way to enjoy a yacht built for variety.

Accommodation
Number of Cabins: 3
Cabin Configuration: 3 Double Cabins
Bed Configuration: 3 Double Beds
Number of Guests: 6

Equipment
- Swimming platform
- Barbecue grill in the cockpit
- Air condition
- Generator
- Water maker
- Coffee maker
- Dishwasher
- Ice maker
- Refrigerator
- Wi-Fi & Internet
- Cockpit speakers
- Autopilot
- Chart plotter in the cockpit
- TV
- Dinghy
- Snorkeling equipment

Further Destination Insights:
In Croatia, the horizon is never static, dotted with islands that rise gently from the Adriatic in every direction. More than 1,200 of these outcrops create a sheltered playground for sailors, linking historic port towns, fishing villages, and quiet anchorages into one connected cruising ground. Add in clear, predictable winds and an impressive network of marinas, and it is easy to see why Croatia consistently ranks among Europe’s most sought-after sailing hubs.

As your yacht moves from one harbor to the next, you can shift gears effortlessly between sophisticated seafront promenades and hidden, rock-framed coves. Linger in marinas where the boardwalk hums with cafés, boutiques, and late-night energy, then trade it the following day for a bay where the biggest decision is whether to swim, read, or simply watch the water change color with the light. This fluid mix of culture, comfort, and untouched stretches of coast gives every Croatian charter a distinctive rhythm, combining exploration, rest, and striking seascapes in equal measure.

Water Toys
Kayaks, paddleboards, and fishing equipment are all available to hire for your charter. For more information, please fill in the form below or email us at [email protected]

Skipper
If you wish to charter Croatia without a skipper, you must have relevant experience and a Skipper`s license. If you include a skipper in your bareboat charter, they will occupy one of the guest cabins, and it is expected that you pay for their meals during the week. Please read our Bareboat FAQs for more information.

About the Manufacturer
Beneteau’s Oceanis line is a family of production cruising sailboats designed and built by French boatbuilder Bénéteau as comfortable, easy-handling yachts for coastal and bluewater cruising. Introduced in the mid-1980s, Oceanis models have evolved through multiple generations, blending relatively high volume hulls, stable rigs, and user-friendly deck layouts to appeal to both private owners and charter fleets. They are typically known for bright, spacious interiors by leading naval architects and designers, with a focus on liveaboard comfort, good storage, and flexible cabin configurations. Across sizes ranging from compact cruisers to 50-plus-foot yachts, the Oceanis series has become one of the most widely recognized and commercially successful cruising ranges in the modern sailing yacht market. Please read our shipbuilders page for more.

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