HERA

Croatia's coastline rewards those who travel it slowly, and this gulet is built for exactly that pace. A refit completed in 2025 brings her interiors up to date, and the craftsmanship that defines this type of yacht remains front and centre: mahogany and teak worked by hand, warm underfoot and warm to the eye, in a style that has aged far better than most. Five cabins accommodate nine guests. The owner's cabin sits at the top of the arrangement, followed by two cabins with a double bed and two further cabins each sleeping one — a configuration that suits a family group or a set of friends travelling together, where not everyone needs to share. Detailed bed layout is available on request. Every cabin is air conditioned and has its own ensuite bathroom with a home-type toilet, shower with hot and cold water, and a hairdryer. The saloon is generous and equally air conditioned, arranged around a large dining table with a fully stocked bar alongside. It is the natural gathering point at the end of the day, when the anchorage has gone quiet and dinner runs long. She operates in Croatian waters, with Split and Dubrovnik as her home ports — two of the most practical starting points on the Adriatic, each within easy reach of the islands that make this cruising ground what it is. Charters run Saturday to Saturday, boarding from 17:00 and disembarking at 09:00. A full crew handles the running of the yacht, the cooking and the daily rhythm on board, so that the only real decision left is which island comes next.