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lenght 21.73 m. - width 5.90 m. - draught 1.86 m.

- weight 72000 kg.

- drinking water 2000 l

- Diesel oil tanks (3) total 9000 l

- engines 2 x 3208 DITA Caterpillar 435 HP

- teak decks

- dinghy with 18 hp outboarder

- audio video

- satellite receiver

- 3 TV

- washer / dryer

- dishwasher

- full aircondition!

…etc...

The interior is lavishly and very tastefully furnished with hardwood and burl.

The yacht has a roomy quarterdeck, an (approx.) 55 m2 saloon with an open pantry, helm stand and card table, as well as a bar for eating and drinking. It also has an extremely spacious master stateroom with a bathroom and Jacuzzi, 2 further guest cabins with bathroom, shower and toilet as well as a generous sun deck / flying bridge with a second helm stand, wet bar and seating area.

The yacht is moored in the bay of Kotor which provides protection from all types of winds. The bay of Kotor is the largest and certainly most beautiful Fjord in Europe. The sailing area is Kotor, Tivat, Herzig-Novi, Budva, Dubrovnik, Korcula, Trogir, Split. With almost 2000 kilometres of coastline and countless islands, the Adriatic is a superlative water sports area.

Arrival dates are flexible, with the main arrival day being Friday. Once you’ve checked in, the crew will introduce themselves and you’ll have the opportunity to share your requests for the upcoming cruise with your captain. The next morning, immediately after breakfast, it’s "anchors aweigh!" and off to enjoy yourself, whether you want to skipper, anchor, swim, snorkel, or barbecue. The choice is yours! The crew will attend to your every need, providing delicious meals and refreshing drinks.

After a perfect day at sea, we’ll weigh anchor in a harbour to let you feel solid ground under your feet once more. You can then go aboard individually or as a group to see the sights, stroll around, eat, listen to live music or go clubbing. We’ll try to accommodate your itinerary requests as far as possible.

After breakfast the following Friday it’s time to take reluctant leave.