ALISA

MSY ALISA — 30m gulet, Croatian Adriatic Thirty metres of traditional gulet built for the Adriatic, ALISA cruises the Dalmatian coast between Split and Dubrovnik — the stretch where fortified old towns and empty limestone bays sit within a morning's passage of one another. A refit completed in 2017 keeps her interiors and systems current. Six cabins accommodate twelve guests, four of them with a double bed; the remaining configuration can be confirmed on request. All are grouped forward, which keeps the sleeping quarters quiet and set apart from the social decks aft. Each has its own en-suite bathroom with shower and individual air conditioning — the kind of arrangement that makes a week aboard workable for families and mixed groups rather than merely picturesque. Life on board organises itself around two spaces. The sun deck is the morning territory: coffee, a book, the coast sliding past. Aft, the stern deck is where the day gathers again — drinks at anchor, the long outdoor table set for dinner. That table is genuinely the centre of the yacht, and Croatian cooking rewards it: fresh fish from the day's harbour, local produce, meals that stretch on well past sunset. The cruising itself alternates between the two Adriatics — the cultural one, with its harbour towns and their history, and the quieter one of coves reached only by sea, where the schedule reduces to swimming and doing nothing in particular. Kayaks and snorkelling gear are on hand for guests who want to explore the shoreline more closely.