MAIA Motor yacht for charter
- Length: 53.1m (174.2ft)
- 12 guests in 6 cabins
- Built: 2025, Radež d. d. Blato, Croatia
- Summer rate from (per week)
- EUR 130,000
Launched in 2025, the resplendent MAIA 53m (174.3ft) offers you an enchanting blend of an elegant appearance combined with everything a modern charter desires. Her timeless lines will turn heads in every port you visit, while your guests will be impressed by her modern interior styling and her expansive collections of toys accessed from the expansive floating dock.
- Beach club at sea level
- Flexible cabin configurations
- Exercise equipment
- Jacuzzi on the sun deck
- A good choice of interior and exterior dining areas
- Zero speed stabilisers to reduce any rolling motion while at anchor
About MAIA
Description
Launched in 2025, the resplendent MAIA 53m (174.3ft) offers you an enchanting blend of an elegant appearance combined with everything a modern charter desires. Her timeless lines will turn heads in every port you visit, while your guests will be impressed by her modern interior styling and her expansive collections of toys accessed from the expansive floating dock.
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Her classic exterior conceals a chic interior with nods to her heritage. Herringbone wooden floors, light furnishings and walls combine with the numerous windows, the sleek wooden framing emphasises their traditional shape. In the main lounge, this combination creates a stunning space to relax and entertain in style. Whether you at the bar or enjoying the culinary delights in the formal dining area you won’t fail to be impressed by your surroundings.
MAIA’s chic interior continues on the deck above in the on board cinema. Here, you can battle on the PlayStation, catch a film, or watch sports - perfect for kids of all ages. The doors to the rear lead to the sundeck bar and al fresco lounge area. Past these convivial spaces, an aft deck jacuzzi sits forward of a large sunpad. Those looking for a large space to unwind can take the stairs up to the observation deck, which features a single, expansive sunpad. Guests looking to relax with a captain’s view can head to the Portuguese bridge ahead of the wheelhouse. Here, there are two daybed-style sunpads with commanding views forward.
For afternoons at anchor, MAIA has a large collection of watersports equipment. Skim over the water on one of two eFoil boards, jet off with friends and family on the Waverunners or learn to waterski. Guests looking for a more relaxing time can enjoy the stand up paddleboards and kayaks, or simply spend time swimming from the inflatable swim platform and slide. Younger guests will love the collection of towable inflatables, while you relax on MAIA, you know your guests will be in the very best hands.
MAIA excels in guest accommodation too. The main deck master suite is a delightful space to unwind. Accessed via a private office, the forward-facing king-sized berth offers a view through panoramic windows, and to the rear is a light and fresh en-suite bathroom. On the lower deck, there are two double suites and three twin/double convertible suites offering your party plenty of sleeping options. Also located on the lower deck is a gym equipped with a treadmill, exercise bike, bench, and weights.
Specification & rates
| Summer cruising Greece, Montenegro | EUR 130,000/EUR 155,000 per week (low/high) |
| Winter cruising Croatia, Montenegro | EUR 130,000/EUR 130,000 per week (low/high) |
| Built | 2025, Radež d. d. Blato, Croatia |
| Length | 53.1m (174.2ft) |
| Guests | 12 |
| No. of guest cabins | 6 |
| Crew | 10 |
| Beam | 8.2m (26.9ft) |
| Draft | 3.2m (10.5ft) |
| Gross tonnage | 384 |
| Maximum speed | 14 knots |
| Cruising speed | 11 knots |
| Fuel consumption at cruising speed | 70 litres per hour |
| Cabin types | 6 (3 × double, 2 × double/twin, 1 × twin) |
| Engines | 2 × 600hp Caterpillar |
| Generators | 3 × Caterpillar |
Tenders & toys
Tenders & toys
- 1 × Tender
- 1 × Deck jacuzzi
- 2 × Waverunners
- 2 × SeaBobs
- 2 × eFoils
- 1 × Jetsurf
- 2 × Kayaks
- 2 × Stand up paddleboards
- Windsurfer
- Waterskis
- Inflatable platform
- Waterslide
- Inflatable tows
Fitness & wellness
Fitness equipment
- Free weights
- Multi gym
- Treadmill
- Upright stationary bike
Wellness
- Massage room
- Sauna
Communication & entertainment
Communication & entertainment
- Wi-Fi internet access
- Satellite television
- Indoor cinema
- Speaker systems
- Streaming services
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Ithaca
Mylopotas
One of the most popular and beautiful beaches on the island of Ios, Mylopotas beach is known for its golden sands and crystal-clear waters. Stretching over a kilometre, the beach is framed by lush hills and features a vibrant atmosphere, perfect for relaxation.
Ios
Myrtos Beach
A regular on lists of the world’s best beaches, Myrtos Beach is a 700m expanse of gleaming white sand curving between two high promontories on Cephalonia’s north coast. While the stunning colour comes from rounded pebbles and coarse sand, not fine powder, the view from the blue Ionian Sea is spectacular.
Kefalonia
Nammos
This beach club has a low-key vibe. With private cabanas, beach bar and restaurant as well as beach space. The restaurant tables are set up on the terrace and on the sands, specialising in seafood. Try the Shisha Lounge if you like, or step onto the beach and find a sunbed with soft mattress and order a cocktail.
Mykonos
Naoussa
A beautiful village on the northern coast of Paros, it’s the island’s largest village with a maze of alleyways and traditional Cycladic houses. It’g biggest draw is the beautiful harbour – the heart of the village, surrounded by tavernas and a historic Venetian fort.
Paros
Nobelos
A family bar and restaurant on picturesque Agios Nikolaos on the north east coast serving authentic Greek cuisine made using carefully sourced organic produce grown on the family farm.
Zakynthos
Nobu Matsuhisa
Follow the ‘Finding Nobu’ signs and they will lead you to the Belvedere Hotel and the only open-air Nobu restaurant in the world, with an outdoor sushi bar too. The superstar chef’s passion for New Style Japanese cuisine melds with local fish and seafood in this Mykonos outpost.
Mykonos
Old Venetian Fortress
Towering above Gouvia Marina, the Old Fortress is a timeless highlight for anyone sailing around Corfu. One of the most impressive Venetian fortifications in Europe, it has been fortified since the 6th century and was redeveloped by the Venetians in the 15th, 16th and 18th centuries, successfully repelling three Ottoman sieges.
Corfu
Olive Lounge Restaurant
A hilltop location in the breathtaking Saint George Castle that offers awe-inspiring panoramic views, expect a fusion of Greek and Mediterranean cuisine. Graze across the Ionian Sea as you sample traditional favourites and fresh surprises, all created with the best seasonal ingredients.
Kefalonia
One&Only
One&Only Portonovi is a luxury waterfront resort in Boka Bay, home to standout dining from Mediterranean to Japanese-fusion cuisine.
Portonovi
ONO Concept
Enjoy a day at ONO beach club, located on one of the most beautiful beaches on the island of Syros. More than just a beach bar and restaurant, it offers an elevated authentic experience for guests looking for privacy and impeccable service.
Syros
Ornos Bay
A sheltered bay on Mykonos’ southwest coast, Ornos offers a relaxed alternative to the island’s lively centre. Anchor in calm turquoise waters, enjoy beachfront dining and explore the elegant charm of one of the Cyclades’ most iconic destinations.
Mykonos
Our Lady of the Rocks
Set within Montenegro’s spectacular Bay of Kotor, Our Lady of the Rocks is a captivating stop surrounded by dramatic mountains and tranquil waters. Visit the historic island church and admire the region’s Venetian heritage.
Kotor
Palaiokastritsa
A spectacular anchorage on Corfu’s northwest coast, Paleokastritsa is famed for its emerald waters, dramatic cliffs and secluded coves.
Corfu
Paleokastritsa Beach
Named 'old fortress' for its former monastic site, this beach and village offer scenic beauty and cultural charm, perfect for a break during you sailing yacht charter to Corfu.
Corfu
Paleokastritsa Monastery
The monastery of the Holy Theotokos, also known as Paleokastritsa Monastery, is one of the oldest in Corfu and dates back to 1225. This Monastery has had several different functions: in the 19th Century it was utilised as a military hospital in the 19th century, then as army barracks by the Germans during World War II.
Corfu
Papageorge’s Cove
Sheltered from the winds, Papageorges Cove on the top of Meganisi is a small cove with incredible rock formations that tower majestically overhead.
Meganisi
Parikia
The capital of Paros, Parikia is nestled on a small hill overlooking the port. It’s the centre of life of the island, so it caters not only to tourists but predominantly to locals. Make time to stop in one of the myriad restaurants and bars in the town, explore the old town and Frankish Castle, or spend an afternoon unwinding on the sandy beaches.
Paros
Phos Restaurant
Trip Adviser awarded this restaurant The Travellers Choice award in 2021, so definitely one for your itinerary. Set on the waterfront between Psarou and Platis Gialos beaches, the terrace seems to float over the water. The menu will not disappoint either – a feast of flavours and exquisitely served, you are spoilt for choice.
Mykonos
Platis Gialos
Anchor here for crystal-clear shallow waters and golden sands lined with vibrant beach bars, restaurants, and sun loungers. Whether you're coming ashore for a fresh seafood lunch, handcrafted cocktails, or a spot of people watching, this lively bay perfectly complements the relaxation and glamour of your Mykonos yacht rental.
Mykonos
Pojoda
Chef Vesna Brajčić built a reputation with his imaginative use of old recipes from the island for simple, light cuisine. One of Pojoda’s attractions is its stone interior decorated with artwork, and the shady terrace under the lemon tree.
Vis
Pollonia Beach
Like most beaches on this island, Pollonia beach is also long and sandy, apart from being lined with trees supplying some much needed shade. The water is crystal clear and a string of colourful bobbing boats add to the holiday atmosphere.
Milos
Portara
Portara, or the Temple of Apollo, is a monumental stone gateway on port of Naxos. A huge marble gate, it's the single remaining part of the unfinished temple dating back to 530 BC and today is the island’s emblem and main landmark. Located on the Palatia islet, it offers stunning views of sunsets and sunrises.
Naxos
Porto Mykonos
For easy, laid-back dining in the centre of Mykonos town with stunning views, book a table on the terrace. The a la carte menu proudly champions Greek cuisine, which all adds to the charming ambiance.
Mykonos
Porto Timoni Beach
For charters that are all about escape, Porto Timoni Beach is the ideal anchorage, as the beach itself can only be reached on foot or by boat. Set sail early during your private yacht charter in Corfu and spend the morning enjoying the crystal-clear waters and soft white sand in almost perfect peace and quiet.
Corfu
Porto Zante
A spa hotel overlooking the sea serving exquisite Greek and Mediterranean cuisine at its Club House Restaurant, and Asian fusion at its open air Maya Restaurant.
Zakynthos
Principote
At the pristine beach of Panormos, Principote beach club combines beach, restaurant, and shopping. The beach loungers sit under crochet sunshade, creating a low-key luxury vibe that continues in the restaurant – where local organic produce is used to provide delicious fare. Also available to book for private events.
Mykonos
Private beach picnic
To truly make the most of your Corfu yacht hire, drop anchor at Porto Timoni and enjoy a private beach picnic arranged by your crew on the twin crescents of soft white sand. Accessible only by boat, it's an idyllic setting for an unforgettable morning or sunset escape.
Porto Timoni
Proto
Established in 1886, Proto is known for refined seafood inspired by traditional Dubrovnik recipes. Its ever-changing menu depends on the catch of the day.
Dubrovnik
Psarou Bay
Anchoring in Psarou Bay – a glamorous enclave of emerald waters, superyachts and renowned beach clubs – offers a front-row seat to the island at its most refined, and is a highlight of any luxury Mykonos yacht rental.
Mykonos
Rachi Restaurant
Savour homemade delicacies from the traditional wood-fired oven and freshly gathered vegetables from the private garden. Rachi offers an exquisite view of the Ionian Sea from the pleasantly cool balcony.
Lefkada
Restaurant 360
Restaurant 360 blends Mediterranean flavours with French technique, offering refined dishes in a striking setting of historic stone, modern design, and panoramic sea views.
Dubrovnik
Restaurant Galion
A sophisticated fish menu with an amazing wine list and a terrace looking out over the Bay of Kotor make this restaurant an incredible dining option.
Kotor
Rex
Easily accessible from Gouvia Marina, this relaxed family owned and run restaurant in Kapodistriou Street serves up traditional fair with a modern Mediterranean twist using the finest local produce and fresh seafood.
Corfu
Rhenia Island
A must during your skippered yacht charter in Mykonos, Rhenia offers crystal-clear waters and untouched sandy coves. Ideal for a peaceful escape, this secluded gem invites you to swim, snorkel, or simply relax.
Mykonos
Rovinj
Anchor off the seaside resort of Rovinj. With a range of visitor opportunities in a picturesque ambience, it’s something not to be missed.. The entire Rovinj coast, along with its 22 islands that surround the town, are protected with natural heritage with attractive beaches, ideal to explore by yacht.
Rovinj
Saint Gerasimos Monastery
The Monastery of Agios Gerasimos in Kefalonia is considered one of the most sacred pilgrimage places of the island, receiving a great number of visitors yearly. The Saint had also planted three plane trees, which are still preserved at the monastery, as are three wells that he is said to have dug with his hands.
Kefalonia
Saint Stephen’s Cathedral
St Stephen’s Cathedral, also known as Hvar Cathedral, sits on the eastern side of Hvar town square. While moored stern-to in Hvar it’s worth visiting to see the beautiful architecture and to take in the tranquil atmosphere.
Hvar
Sakarun Beach
Croatia's answer to the Caribbean, Sakarun Beach is a stunning stretch of powdery white sand and crystal‑clear turquoise waters, embraced by pine forests and shallow calm seas.
Dugi Otok
Santa Marina hotel
Perched just above the private beach at the Santa Marina hotel, the Buddha-Bar Beach offers waterfront dining and inspired cocktails while the Elais Restaurant is a smarter affair.
Mykonos
Sarakiniko Beach
A bright white beach studded with volcanic rocks contrasts with the turquoise waters and the lush green vegetation. Bars and tavernas refresh the many guests lured by its unique charms.
Milos
Scorpios
Arrive by tender at the island’s most iconic beach club and sink into the rhythm of soulful beats, Mediterranean cuisine, and world-class mixology. Whether it's a lazy afternoon lounging under raffia cabanas or dancing barefoot as the sun dips below the horizon, Scorpios delivers an unforgettable Mykonos moment.
Paraga Beach
Sea Salt Restaurant
A beachside dining experience in Svoronata that provides the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable meal. Using only the freshest and locally sourced fish and seafood, Sea Salt offers a variety of tasty options elaborated with high-quality ingredients.
Kefalonia
Serifos island
This rugged, authentic Greek island is known for its dramatic landscapes and whitewashed hilltop capital of Chora. It’s the perfect stop for those looking for laid-back relaxation, picturesque hiking routes, and traditional charm.
Serifos
Shipwreck Beach
Also know as Navagio Beach, this famous beach is home to the MV Panayiotis, which wrecked here in October 1980. The electric blue water is due to sulphurous caves around the beach.
Zakynthos
Shipwreck Beach
Shipwreck Beach, or Navagio, is a jaw-dropping anchorage framed by towering limestone cliffs and electric-blue waters, best enjoyed from the privacy of your yacht. Drop anchor just offshore for a morning swim before the crowds arrive and soak up one of the Ionian’s most iconic views in near-silence.
Zakynthos
Sibenik
Sibenik is also one of the most naturally protected harbours on the Adriatic coast. A place steeped with history, Sibenik’s cathedral, Cathedal Sveti Jakov, is a must-visit. Built in 1434, it is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Sibenik
Sivota Bay
If you fancy venturing slightly further afield during your Ionian Islands yacht charter, why not anchor in Sivota Bay in Lefkada. Beautiful in its own right, extra special as part of a superyacht charter to Corfu.
Lefkada
Skorpios
This private island was made famous by Aristotle Onassis – the first husband of former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy. This anchorage is the only place on the island where you have permission to anchor, but it’s a charming bay among nearly untouched nature surrounded by green trees.
Greece
Snorkelling at Cape Drastis
With dramatic cliffs and hidden sea caves, Cape Drastis is a secluded spot which provides a wonderful opportunity for you to snorkel and swim straight from your yacht’s swim platform.
Corfu
Solymar
From sushi rolls to zucchini spaghetti, this diverse menu will have something to tempt your taste buds. Plus, the Solymar Mykonos hotel offers a private pier and tender service to bring you to and from the yacht.
Mykonos
Split
While on your yacht charter, drop the anchor off this exuberant city. It has just the right balance between modernity and tradition. Once you have roamed the enchanting Roman old town, lingered over a coffee on its sunny waterside promenade and ventured into its beautiful surrounds, you might find yourself agreeing with the locals that their city is ‘the most beautiful in the world’.
Split
St Mark’s Cathedral
When anchored in Korcula why not visit St Mark’s Cathedral, also known as Korcula Cathedral. It is an unmissable sight within the town centre. Built in the mid-16th century it has beautiful architecture and is well known for its sculptures and art.
Korcula
Stiniva Beach
Stiniva Beach is a secluded cove on Vis Island, framed by towering cliffs and a narrow sea entrance, offering crystal-clear waters and dramatic scenery, it's best reached by boat.
Vis
Super Paradise Beach
Super Paradise was made for you to celebrate life and all that’s good. Full days of tantalizing stimuli lie ahead, and you will soon sing along to a melody unheard that somehow you know so well.
Mykonos
Sveti Stefan
If you are looking for a beautiful beach to visit while anchored at Kotor look no further than Sveti Stefan. A glamorous stretch of pink sand that arcs out to a picturesque island resort that has been settled since the 15th century by everyone from pirates to royalty.
Budva
Tassia
Acclaimed chef Tassia Dendrinou celebrates traditional Kefalonian dishes and recipes from all over Greece at their Fiskardo quayside restaurant. Tassia and Polychronis combine famous Greek hospitality with a passion for healthy good food.
Kefalonia
Taverna Agni
One of the most recommended restaurants in Corfu, this family run taverna offers a magical beachfront setting coupled with delicious Greek food.
Corfu
Temple of Hephaestus
The best preserved ancient temple in Greece, it was dedicated to Hephaestus, the ancient god of fire, and Athena, goddess of pottery and crafts.
Athens
The White House Restaurant
Sitting on the water’s edge, The White House Restaurant overlooks Kalami Bay and serves the freshest seafood delicacy and local ingredients paired with white local wine. It’s also the lower ground level of the famous White House – the Corfu residence of author Lawrence Durrell.
Corfu
Toulas
Accessible by tender from your yacht rental to Corfu, Toulas is the gastronomic gem of Agni Bay. With its coastal tables and refined menus, it’s the perfect evening destination.
Agni Bay
Trogir
Declared a World Heritage Town in 1997 by UNESCO, the densely-packed town is rich in history and has all the bars, restaurants, ice cream parlours, shops and markets you could want. Don't miss the Cathedral of St Lawrence, built between the 14th-16th centuries, and climb the bell tower to see fantastic views from the top.
Trogir
Vathy
A stunning volcanic coastline, Kleftiko in Milos is famous for its white cliffs and sea caves (it used to be a pirate hideout). Spend a morning here exploring the magical caves and rock formations, before an afternoon cooling off in the pristine blue waters.
Sifnos
Vathy
The harbour of Vathy is a lovely inlet from a protected bay, with a nearby monastery overlooking the bay. According to Homer, this is where Odysseus wandered while Penelope pined from afar on Ithaca.
Nisos Ithaki
Verige65
Verige 65 is a sleek, glass‑walled restaurant and bar perched at the narrowest point of Boka Bay, offering a modern fusion menu and unforgettable views.
Kostanjica
Villa Kaliopa
The inspiring garden with its Mediterranean flora is a beautiful spot for dining against a chorus of crickets. This restaurant is famous for its traditional Dalmatian cuisine and the seafood is particularly special.
Vis
Vlychada
A peaceful haven on Santorini’s southern coast, Vlychada is known for its striking volcanic landscapes, dramatic cliffs and tranquil waters. Away from the island’s busier spots, this sheltered anchorage offers the perfect setting for swimming, relaxing and taking in the unique beauty of Santorini’s rugged coastline.
Santorini
Void
A futuristic set, immersive sound, dancefloor and two bars are the scene you step into at Void Club. Above are private tables with the best views in the house and a chance to see the DJ in action but, for the ultimate experience, opt for the invitation-only Gallery with VIP tables and your own bar.
Mykonos
Voutoumi beach
Voutoumi is a lovely pebbled beach on the northeastern side of Antipaxos. It is situated inside a large cove with high rocks covering both sides of the beach.
Antipaxos
Watersports
From jet skiing to paddleboarding, the calm, shallow waters of Agios Gordios offer the ideal setting for watersports. With equipment ready on board, your crew can set everything up for a day of active fun.
Agios Gordios
White Beach
Towering white cliffs form a beautiful, small cove lined with grey volcanic sand and white pebbles that is all but inaccessible by land. Snorkelling is great in these crystal clear waters.
Santorini
White Beach
The White Beach of Santorini is one of the most particular secluded beaches on the island, suitable for those who seek privacy in amazing surroundings!
Akrotiri
Windmills
The iconic windmills of Mykonos overlook Chora as striking reminders of the island’s agricultural heritage. Once powered by the Aegean winds to mill grain, many are now beautifully preserved, with Bonis Windmill offering panoramic views and a glimpse into local history – a picturesque stop on your Mykonos yacht rental.
Mykonos
Wine Tasting at Nicoluzo
Explore the island’s rich viticulture with a private wine tasting at Nicoluzo. Sample rare local varietals and enjoy a gourmet lunch with sweeping views of the Ionian Sea.
Ano Korakiana
YĒVO
At YĒVO, Chef Aggelos Bakopoulos crafts dishes that honour the Cycladic land and sea – offering a soulful, seasonal tribute to Greece’s rich culinary spirit.
Mykonos
Zannos Malathron
Traditional Santorinian dishes with creative touches and beautiful views across the island. Enjoy Santorini’s sweet cherry tomatoes, the famous fava, sweet white eggplants, spicy capers prepared with the latest culinary trends.
Santorini
Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape) Forest
A picture perfect delta of cedars, stone pines and cypress fringed by white sand, Golden Cape is ideal for sports such as running, cycling, gymnastics and free climbing or just a leisurely stroll. The whole area is closed to motor vehicles. The perfect beach to visit as a sports enthusiast while anchored at Split or Hvar.
Brač
Zori
At the head of an anchorage on Pakleni Islands, just off Hvar, Zori has been creating joyful food and an exceptional guest experience for over half a century.
Hvar
Zrce Beach
The Zrce Beach on the Croatian island Pag is one of the best party beaches in the world and the ideal location for people who want to experience not only sun, beach and sea, but also party, stylish clubs and good music during their holidays.
Pag
Zuma
Found within the Cavo Tagoo hotel, Zuma brings contemporary Japanese cuisine to Mykonos. This pairing of ultra-fresh fish prepared in the Japanese way as sashimi, or grilled and served with fresh herbs and spices makes for an exciting lunch.
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Palmizana Beach
Palmizana Beach is a boat-access cove on the Pakleni Islands, known for its clear waters, lush surroundings, and relaxed seaside dining.
Hvar
Stari Mlini
Stari Mlini is a charming waterfront restaurant set in a beautifully restored 18th-century mill beside the Ljuta River, offering organic, locally sourced seafood and Mediterranean dishes in a fairytale setting.
Ljuta
Adriana
Whether you want brunch, an evening of fine dining, a sundown cocktail or even spa treatments followed by a fresh, healthy lunch, Adriana has it all. Enjoy this local restaurant while visiting Hvar on your Croatia yacht charter.
Hvar
Bay of Kotor
Sailing in the Bay of Kotor offers calm waters, dramatic mountain backdrops, and a chance to explore historic coastal towns from a unique perspective.
Kotor
Blue Grotto Cave
When sunlight passes through an underwater opening between 11am and 1pm on calm days, the caves glow bright blue and the water shimmers in silver and pink. Go in by tender and try and get the perfect snap of this heavenly natural feature.
Bisevo
Budva
Anchoring off Budva puts you right on the edge of Montenegro’s nightlife capital, with crystal-clear waters, stunning views of the Old Town, and a front-row seat to the action.
Budva
Carpe Diem Beach
Feel the colours of Hvar’s nightlife. DJs from all over the world perform until morning light, hosting some famous parties. While anchored at Hvar there is no better place to dance the night away.
Hvar
Cocktail Bar Massimo
Atop the Zakerjan tower at the northern tip of the city's famous walls, climb a ladder to reach the roof terrace and toast the sunset with an intoxicating cocktail.
Korcula
DiVino
Enjoy breathtaking views across the Hvar archipelago as you indulge in the colours, sounds, tastes and scents of the Mediterranean.
Hvar
Dobrota Beach
Dobrota Beach offers calm, clear waters and a peaceful setting along the Kotor Bay shoreline – perfect for a relaxed swim with mountain views.
Kotor
Dubrovnik
This is undoubtedly one of Croatia and Montenegro’s top anchorages. Drop the hook between Lokrum Island just south of this UNESCO-listed fortified city and take the tender to the old port to explore this beautiful city, walk its coastal walls and enjoy a cocktail in one of the hole-in-the-wall bars as the sun sets.
Dubrovnik
Fortica Castle
Overlooking the town of Hvar and lit with a golden glow at night, this medieval castle occupies the site of an ancient Illyrian settlement from before 500 BC. The famous views of Hvar and the Pakleni islands reward the walk up through the streets of the old town and the tree shaded terraces beyond the city walls.
Hvar
Gariful
In prime position right on the waterfront in the town of Hvar, walk from your yacht’s berth to enjoy exceptional speciality dishes, a great atmosphere, and stunning views.
Hvar
Giaxa
Blending the islands' history with its cooking philosophy, local restaurant Giaxa uses the scent of Hvar's lavender, rosemary, and local produce to elevate every dish.
Hvar
Hula-Hula Hvar
Crème de la crème of the Croatian seaside is the sunniest island of Hvar. Chill or party - day or night - we create a Hula-Hula state of mind.
Hvar
Hvar
Hvar town is Croatia’s answer to Saint-Tropez, where visitors soak in the history and culture by day and party at night. Stari Grad (the Old Town) ‘the oldest city in Croatia’, established by the Antique Greeks in 384 B.C., is the historical heart of the island and said to be one of the most beautiful islands in the world.
Hvar
Jastozera
Located in Komiza at the head of a bay that serves as a natural open air sea pool for breeding lobsters, experience Mediterranean seafood at its finest with this exceptional local restaurant while anchored off Novo Pošta Beach.
Vis
Jaz Beach
While anchored at Kotor, why not make your way to Budva and the amazing Jaz Beach. A south-facing arc of pebbles over 1km long around a well-sheltered, gently sloping bay. It has also seen gigs and festivals featuring major bands like The Rolling Stones and Madonna.
Budva
Konoba Nikola
Opened at the turn of the century, this family-run restaurant in the cellars of the family home exudes tradition. The owners, chefs, and waiters celebrate freshly caught fish, locally sourced vegetables and meat in time-honoured fashion. Awarded travellers choice in 2022 this is a restaurant not to be missed.
Stobreč
Konoba Stermazi
If you have anchored off Mljet National Park and are planning on spending the day on the island, why not get a table at this travellers choice 2022 local seafood restaurant and try their famous octopus salad.
Mijet
Korcula
The striking town of Korcula juts out into the sea, with its fortifications around the peninsula and imposing cathedral on top of the hill dominating the scene. Just a few paces from your town quay mooring, you are in the heart of a cobblestoned medieval town.
Korcula
Kotor
Anchor off this UNESCO-listed historic town, settled since the 5th century BC, and explore these winding streets. Feeling energetic? Climb the trail that weaves up the hill to the imposing St John's Fortress for a spectacular view.
Kotor Old Town
Wander through Kotor Old Town’s maze of cobbled streets, centuries-old churches, and sunlit squares, steeped in medieval charm.
Kotor
Krka National Park
Designed to serve science, culture and education, Krka National Park preserves exceptional natural ecosystems and has no fewer than seven famous waterfalls. If you are looking for a breath-taking activity while anchored at Sibenik it’s a short 15-minute drive to start your hike.
Lozovac
LD Restaurant
This Michelin-starred restaurant in Korcula celebrates traditional seafood with bold seasonal flavours. The famous Venetian palace is said to have been architecturally inspired by none other than Marco Polo and his travels along the Silk Road, rumoured to have started in Korcula.
Korcula
Lovćen National Park
Lovćen National Park offers through dramatic mountain landscapes, winding trails, and sweeping views that stretch from the Bay of Kotor to the Adriatic – crowned by the awe-inspiring Njegoš Mausoleum perched high above it all.
Cetinje
Lučišća Beach
On your yacht charter in Croatia, you can delight in this hidden gem. The cove of Lučišća Beach is not easily accessible by land so you may have it to yourself. It's an intimate pebble beach lapped by turquoise waters at the head of an inlet between steep pine-clad slopes.
Hvar
Luštica Bay
Anchoring at Luštica Bay offers a calm, well-sheltered spot with clear waters, modern facilities, and easy access to the elegant waterfront and nearby Adriatic cruising grounds.
Radovići
MIjet National Park
Covering more than 5,300 hectares including a marine reserve extending 500 metres off the coast, the Park is home to geological and oceanographical wonders unique to Croatia. Anchor here on your yacht charter and tour the natural beauty of Mljet National Park.
Mljet
Monte Restaurant
Renowned for his creativity and sense of theatre, Chef Danijel Dekic has established Monte as a hub of gourmet dining. Located by the Church of Euphemia. This Michelin star restaurant is a place of gathering and well worth visiting while anchored at Rovinj.
Rovinj
One&Only
One&Only Portonovi is a luxury waterfront resort in Boka Bay, home to standout dining from Mediterranean to Japanese-fusion cuisine.
Portonovi
Our Lady of the Rocks
Set within Montenegro’s spectacular Bay of Kotor, Our Lady of the Rocks is a captivating stop surrounded by dramatic mountains and tranquil waters. Visit the historic island church and admire the region’s Venetian heritage.
Kotor
Pojoda
Chef Vesna Brajčić built a reputation with his imaginative use of old recipes from the island for simple, light cuisine. One of Pojoda’s attractions is its stone interior decorated with artwork, and the shady terrace under the lemon tree.
Vis
Proto
Established in 1886, Proto is known for refined seafood inspired by traditional Dubrovnik recipes. Its ever-changing menu depends on the catch of the day.
Dubrovnik
Restaurant 360
Restaurant 360 blends Mediterranean flavours with French technique, offering refined dishes in a striking setting of historic stone, modern design, and panoramic sea views.
Dubrovnik
Restaurant Galion
A sophisticated fish menu with an amazing wine list and a terrace looking out over the Bay of Kotor make this restaurant an incredible dining option.
Kotor
Rovinj
Anchor off the seaside resort of Rovinj. With a range of visitor opportunities in a picturesque ambience, it’s something not to be missed.. The entire Rovinj coast, along with its 22 islands that surround the town, are protected with natural heritage with attractive beaches, ideal to explore by yacht.
Rovinj
Saint Stephen’s Cathedral
St Stephen’s Cathedral, also known as Hvar Cathedral, sits on the eastern side of Hvar town square. While moored stern-to in Hvar it’s worth visiting to see the beautiful architecture and to take in the tranquil atmosphere.
Hvar
Sakarun Beach
Croatia's answer to the Caribbean, Sakarun Beach is a stunning stretch of powdery white sand and crystal‑clear turquoise waters, embraced by pine forests and shallow calm seas.
Dugi Otok
Sibenik
Sibenik is also one of the most naturally protected harbours on the Adriatic coast. A place steeped with history, Sibenik’s cathedral, Cathedal Sveti Jakov, is a must-visit. Built in 1434, it is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Sibenik
Split
While on your yacht charter, drop the anchor off this exuberant city. It has just the right balance between modernity and tradition. Once you have roamed the enchanting Roman old town, lingered over a coffee on its sunny waterside promenade and ventured into its beautiful surrounds, you might find yourself agreeing with the locals that their city is ‘the most beautiful in the world’.
Split
St Mark’s Cathedral
When anchored in Korcula why not visit St Mark’s Cathedral, also known as Korcula Cathedral. It is an unmissable sight within the town centre. Built in the mid-16th century it has beautiful architecture and is well known for its sculptures and art.
Korcula
Stiniva Beach
Stiniva Beach is a secluded cove on Vis Island, framed by towering cliffs and a narrow sea entrance, offering crystal-clear waters and dramatic scenery, it's best reached by boat.
Vis
Sveti Stefan
If you are looking for a beautiful beach to visit while anchored at Kotor look no further than Sveti Stefan. A glamorous stretch of pink sand that arcs out to a picturesque island resort that has been settled since the 15th century by everyone from pirates to royalty.
Budva
Trogir
Declared a World Heritage Town in 1997 by UNESCO, the densely-packed town is rich in history and has all the bars, restaurants, ice cream parlours, shops and markets you could want. Don't miss the Cathedral of St Lawrence, built between the 14th-16th centuries, and climb the bell tower to see fantastic views from the top.
Trogir
Verige65
Verige 65 is a sleek, glass‑walled restaurant and bar perched at the narrowest point of Boka Bay, offering a modern fusion menu and unforgettable views.
Kostanjica
Villa Kaliopa
The inspiring garden with its Mediterranean flora is a beautiful spot for dining against a chorus of crickets. This restaurant is famous for its traditional Dalmatian cuisine and the seafood is particularly special.
Vis
Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape) Forest
A picture perfect delta of cedars, stone pines and cypress fringed by white sand, Golden Cape is ideal for sports such as running, cycling, gymnastics and free climbing or just a leisurely stroll. The whole area is closed to motor vehicles. The perfect beach to visit as a sports enthusiast while anchored at Split or Hvar.
Brač
Zori
At the head of an anchorage on Pakleni Islands, just off Hvar, Zori has been creating joyful food and an exceptional guest experience for over half a century.
Hvar
Zrce Beach
The Zrce Beach on the Croatian island Pag is one of the best party beaches in the world and the ideal location for people who want to experience not only sun, beach and sea, but also party, stylish clubs and good music during their holidays.
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