SUZANA

MS Suzana — Croatia Launched in 2021 and refitted in 2024, MS Suzana belongs to a generation of Croatian cruising vessels built specifically for the Adriatic: shallow, sheltered anchorages, short hops between islands, and long days spent at anchor rather than under way. Three years after delivery, the refit has kept her presentation genuinely current. She accommodates 40 guests across 18 cabins. Fourteen are fitted with a double bed for two, as are two further cabins; the remaining two complete the layout, with the detailed bed configuration available on request. That capacity makes her a natural fit for a group travelling together — a family gathering, a company charter, a wedding party moving down the coast — where everyone stays on the same yacht rather than being split across hotels. Life on board gravitates upwards. The sundeck is the yacht's centre of gravity: open, generously proportioned, and where the days genuinely unfold, from early coffee before the first departure to the long light of an Adriatic evening. The jacuzzi sits within that same space, most rewarding after a swim stop in one of the bays along the Dalmatian coast. Below, the lounge offers the alternative — shade in the middle of the afternoon, shelter if the *bura* makes itself felt, and a natural gathering point after dinner. Her crew handles the rhythm of a Croatian itinerary with the ease that comes from knowing these waters — the timing of arrivals into the walled harbours, the quiet anchorages that fill up by midday, the practical choreography of looking after forty guests without any of it becoming visible. Croatia rewards this kind of cruising: Split, Hvar, Korčula and the Kornati archipelago are all within comfortable reach of one another, and MS Suzana is built to link them at an unhurried pace.