MORNING STAR

MORNING STAR — Ferretti Custom Line 100, 30 m Cruising Montenegro and Croatia A Custom Line 100 carries a particular kind of pedigree: Ferretti's flagship semi-custom line, built for owners who want volume and finish without giving up the ability to move. MORNING STAR is a 30-metre example of that thinking, and she emerged from a refit completed in 2025 — a useful detail, because it means the interiors and systems you step into are current rather than merely well-maintained. Accommodation is arranged across five cabins for twelve guests. The owner's cabin sits on the main deck, taking the full beam of the yacht — the layout that gives you windows on both sides and the quiet that comes from being away from the guest corridor. Two further cabins offer a double bed, and two more are configured with twin beds, which makes her genuinely workable for a family group or a party of friends travelling together rather than a couple with guests as an afterthought. Detailed bed configuration on request. The salon is the yacht's centre of gravity: large windows on both sides, a bright and contemporary feel, and a direct connection through to the aft deck so that the boundary between inside and outside dissolves the moment the doors open. On the sun deck, sunbeds and a lounge area give you the second, more informal living room — the one where the afternoon tends to go longer than planned. She cruises at 20 knots, which is what lets you cover the Montenegrin coast and the Dalmatian islands without spending your holiday in transit. Stabilisers work at anchor as well as underway, and anyone who has spent an evening at a beautiful but exposed anchorage understands exactly what that is worth at dinner. The crew handles the yacht and the guest experience with the discretion that this class of charter expects — present when needed, invisible otherwise. A range of water toys and a fast tender are carried aboard, for the days when the swimming platform becomes the most popular part of the yacht.