ARGO

Argo — 55 metres, custom-built, cruising Croatia Five decks, 55 metres, and a yacht delivered new to her own specification: Argo belongs to the small group of vessels in the Adriatic that read as a private resort rather than as a charter yacht. The scale is immediately legible from the quay, and it holds up once you are aboard — the interior is quiet, considered, and unhurried rather than showy. Accommodation runs to thirteen cabins for twenty-six guests, an unusually generous count that makes Argo a genuine option for two or three families travelling together, or for a group that would otherwise have to split across two yachts. Eleven cabins are arranged with a double bed — among them the owner's cabin and a VIP cabin — and two are fitted with twin beds. Each is designed to be retreated to: this is a yacht where a large party can share the day and still find real privacy at the end of it. Life on board spreads vertically. With five decks to work with, there is no competition for space — sunbathing areas on more than one level, shaded seating for long lunches, and enough separation between them that the sunbathers and the card players never have to negotiate. It is the kind of layout that suits Croatia's rhythm of short island hops and long anchorages, where the yacht itself becomes the destination for most of the day. Fifteen crew are dedicated to twenty-six guests — a ratio that translates directly into how the week feels. Service is attentive without hovering, the galley works around your timing rather than its own, and the deck team keeps the water toys rotating so that whatever you want to do next is already rigged and waiting.