42,000 – 52,000 EUR / week
Excl. VAT and additional expenses (APA) — provided on request — depending on the season
Base weekly rate — minimum stay varies by boat and season, to be confirmed

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MS Mama Marija II — 49.90m · Croatia Some of the finest cruising in the Mediterranean happens in waters too intricate for a large yacht to reach comfortably. Mama Marija II was conceived for exactly that: a 49.90-metre vessel with an 8.80-metre beam, delivered for the 2021 season, built to move a substantial group through the Dalmatian archipelago with the ease and privacy usually reserved for a private yacht. Her scale is what sets her apart. Nineteen cabins accommodate up to 42 guests — a VIP cabin plus eighteen cabins, each with a double bed sleeping two. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. It is a layout that suits the charters conventional yachts cannot absorb: extended families across several generations, groups of couples travelling together, corporate gatherings where everyone stays under the same roof rather than scattered across hotels ashore. Being a 2021 build, she benefits from current-generation equipment throughout, with the systems and finishes you would expect of a vessel conceived rather than adapted for this kind of cruising. Complete navigation equipment, closed-circuit video surveillance, fire alarm and smoke detection, life rafts and tenders are all part of the standard fit — the quiet infrastructure that lets guests stop thinking about logistics altogether. Onboard, the emphasis falls on Croatia itself. The galley works with regional specialities and Croatian wines from the country's better producers, and itineraries are drawn up around each charter rather than pulled from a fixed rotation. Hvar and Korčula, the Kornati channels, a lunch anchorage reachable only by a vessel of this draught — the coast opens up according to what the group actually wants from its week. The crew handles the rest with the discretion that makes a full boat feel unhurried. Available for charter in Croatian waters.
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