GREEN RAY

Green Ray takes her lines from the trabakul, the traditional Croatian wooden sailing vessel that carried merchants' cargo along the Dalmatian coast from the fifteenth century onward. It is an unusual starting point for a charter yacht, and it gives her a silhouette you will not see twice in an anchorage — a working heritage reinterpreted for a purpose-built yacht, with sails that are genuinely functional rather than decorative. Below deck, the register shifts. The interior is warm and unhurried, finished for comfort rather than display, and laid out across six guest cabins accommodating twelve guests. Two of these cabins are fitted with a double bed; the remaining four can be arranged to suit your group, with the detailed bed configuration confirmed on request. It is a sensible spread for a family charter or two or three couples sailing together, where nobody is asked to compromise. A crew of four looks after the yacht and her guests — enough hands to keep the sailing programme genuinely under sail, the meals attentive and the day's rhythm entirely yours, without the formality that a larger crew can bring. Green Ray suits charterers who want the Adriatic on its own terms: island hopping under canvas, quiet coves reached in the afternoon, and a yacht whose character comes from somewhere real.