FAIRLINE PHANTOM 40

Fairline Phantom 40 — Croatia and the Southern Adriatic A Fairline of this size does one thing particularly well: it makes the Dalmatian coast feel close. Short hops between the Elaphite Islands, a long lunch stop off Mljet, an afternoon that drifts from Korčula to Hvar — the Phantom 40 covers that kind of day without fuss, and with enough deck space to spend most of it outside. Below, the layout is straightforward and well judged. The owner's cabin anchors the accommodation, with a second cabin fitted with twin beds, for a total of two cabins and four guests overnight. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. The cruising ground is the real argument here. From Dubrovnik, the itinerary opens naturally toward Split to the north or Budva and the Montenegrin coast to the south, with the Blue Cave within reach for those willing to start early. Quiet coves on the Elaphites, a swim before the day-trip boats arrive, dinner ashore in a walled town — it is a programme that rewards flexibility more than distance. A sensible choice for a family or a small group who want the Adriatic at close range, in a yacht that is easy to live with and easy to move.