AGORA

AGORA — 29m gulet, cruising Croatia Twenty-nine metres of traditional gulet under a broad expanse of teak, AGORA belongs to the Adriatic in a way few yachts do. Custom-built in 2002 and given a full refit in 2020, she carries the timber-hulled character that makes this part of the world so distinctive, brought up to the comfort standard today's charter guests expect. Six cabins accommodate twelve guests, with detailed bed configuration available on request — a layout that suits an extended family taking over the whole yacht, or two or three couples travelling together without compromise on private space. A cruising speed of 8 knots is not a limitation here; it is the point. Croatia's coastline rewards the unhurried approach — the passage from one island anchorage to the next measured in hours rather than minutes, lunch served underway, the Dalmatian archipelago unfolding at the pace it was meant to be seen. Hvar, Vis, Korčula and the quieter bays in between all sit within easy reach. A crew of four looks after the yacht and her guests, handling the seamanship, the galley and the daily rhythm of life on board so that the itinerary stays flexible and the days stay simple.