68 ft Catamaran
HALCYON
Two hulls, no heel, eight people who all get a cabin.
Guests
8
Cabins
4
Bathrooms
4
Crew
3
Cruising
10 kn
Year
2023
Overview
The obvious answer for families and mixed groups: flat decks, shallow draught and a foredeck the size of a small terrace.
A catamaran solves two problems at once in Dalmatia — the draught lets you into bays a monohull has to admire from outside, and the lack of heel means nobody spends the passage lying down.
HALCYON has four equal double cabins, each with its own head, which removes the usual negotiation about who sleeps where.
Her foredeck nets are the most contested real estate aboard.
The detail
Specifications
- Length overall
- 68 ft
- Guests
- 8
- Cabins
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 4
- Crew
- 3
- Cruising speed
- 10 knots
- Maximum speed
- 14 knots
- Builder
- Aegir Multihull
- Year
- 2023
- Beam
- 32 ft 0 in
- Draught
- 4 ft 3 in
- Sail area
- 2,400 sq ft
- Flag
- Croatia
Below decks
Accommodation
4 cabins for 8 guests, each with its own bathroom.
Port master
Queen berth in the port hull with a private head.
Starboard master
Mirror of the port cabin, hull windows both sides.
Forward double
Queen berth with en suite.
Twin
Two singles, useful for children.
Amenities
- Onboard chef
- Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Tender
- Beach club
Water toys
- Paddleboard
- Snorkelling gear
- Kayak
- Towable tube
- Inflatable slide
Aboard
The crew
3 in total. These are the people you will actually spend the week with.
Skipper
Ivan Marić
Dalmatian coast, thirteen seasons, no charts required.
Chef
Petra Novak
Cooks the Adriatic — fish, olive oil, very little else.
Deckhand
Luka Barić
Freediver; will find you an anchorage with nobody in it.
Crew names and portraits are demonstration content.
Gallery
HALCYON in pictures
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Availability
When she is free
A live calendar in production; demonstration data here.
- Available
- Reserved
- Enquiry held
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November 2026
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Demonstration availability. Select any open day to start an enquiry for that week.
- Charter fee
- The yacht and her crew for the week, and the use of everything aboard.
- APA
- Advance Provisioning Allowance — 30% of the fee, covering fuel, food, drink and berthing. Reconciled at the end; the balance is returned.
- VAT
- Charged according to the flag state and cruising waters. Typically 20–24% in EU waters.
- Crew gratuity
- Customary rather than compulsory, at 5–15% of the charter fee.
- Fuel
- Drawn from the APA at the price paid on the day.
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