KLOBUK

M/Y Klobuk — 31m Custom Line, Croatia & the Adriatic Built in 2005 by Custom Line, part of the Ferretti Group, and drawn by Giovanni Zuccon, Klobuk belongs to a generation of Italian motor yachts that aged well precisely because they were never fashionable. Her lines are quiet, her proportions balanced, and a 2023 refit has kept her presentation in step with her pedigree. Her semi-displacement hull and twin stabilisation system make the difference where it counts: a steady, unhurried 13 knots along the Dalmatian coast, with none of the fidget that spoils a long transfer between islands. Inside, the main deck is defined by long side windows that run the length of the interior. Light comes in all day, and the sea stays in view from wherever you happen to be sitting. The salon is arranged for genuine downtime rather than display, and the dining table extends to seat ten without anyone pressed for elbow room. Klobuk accommodates ten guests in five cabins, three of them with double beds; detailed bed configuration for the remaining two is available on request. The owner's suite sits on the main deck, with two walk-in wardrobes and a desk area that can be closed off when privacy matters. A full-beam VIP cabin occupies the lower deck, and all cabins have en-suite facilities. The upper deck salon opens directly onto sunbathing and lounging space — the natural gathering point in the late afternoon. Higher still, the sundeck is where the evening tends to settle in, cocktail in hand, with an anchorage to yourself. Service is where this yacht makes her strongest case. Her crew is experienced, discreet, and genuinely invested in the week going well, which on a 31-metre yacht is more consequential than any single piece of equipment. A selection of water toys is carried aboard, including a 7m Sacs tender for shore runs and exploring.