OHANA

Few yachts in Croatia can seat thirty guests at the same table and still feel unhurried. Ohana is built for exactly that kind of gathering — large groups, extended families, corporate charters — without the compromise in comfort that usually comes with numbers. A refit completed in 2023 sharpened the way the yacht is used rather than simply refreshing its surfaces. The main entertaining lounge was enlarged, giving the interior a genuine social centre of gravity, and the outdoor dining area was reworked into a space where long lunches drift naturally into the afternoon. The sundeck is the yacht's real signature: generous enough to accommodate massage treatments on board, with room left over for sunbathing, drinks and the kind of open-air lounging that defines a summer in the Adriatic. Accommodation runs to fourteen ensuite cabins for up to thirty guests — a rare capacity in this cruising ground. The layout centres on an owner's cabin and two VIP cabins, with six further cabins fitted with a double bed and three offering twin beds, plus two additional cabins. Detailed bed configuration is available on request, and the arrangement lends itself well to mixed parties where couples, friends and family all need their own space. A crew of twelve looks after the yacht and its guests, a ratio that matters when the guest list is this long: service stays attentive, meals arrive on time, and the logistics of moving between Dalmatian islands remain invisible to those on board. Croatia's coastline — Hvar, Vis, the Kornati archipelago, the quieter anchorages in between — is the natural playground here, and the selection of water toys on board keeps the swim stops as active or as idle as the day calls for.