NUMARINE 78 FLYBRIDGE

Numarine 78 Flybridge — Montenegro There is a certain kind of yacht that suits the Adriatic particularly well: quick enough to make the run between islands feel effortless, generous enough to keep everyone aboard comfortable for a full week. The Numarine 78 Flybridge belongs to that category — a lively, family-minded yacht where contemporary design and current onboard technology work in the same direction rather than competing for attention. Her profile does the talking. Taut lines, sharply drawn modern angles, a presence on the water that tends to attract a second glance in any anchorage along the Montenegrin coast. Inside, the shipyard's design signature is immediately legible: expansive glazing carries natural light through the volumes, so the sea stays in view from almost anywhere aboard. It is a simple idea, well executed, and it changes how the day feels. Accommodation is arranged over four cabins for eight guests — three with a double bed, the fourth fitted with twin beds, a practical configuration for families travelling with children or for two couples sharing with friends. The exterior is organised around company. Aft, a large dining table sets the natural gathering point for lunch under the awning or dinner at anchor, the sort of long, unhurried meal that defines a good charter day. Forward, the bow offers a wide forward-facing settee and an oversized separate sun pad — one space for conversation, another for those who want nothing more than the sun and the sound of the water against the hull. Aboard, a professional crew handles the navigation, the service and the itinerary, leaving you to decide only where the day should go: the Bay of Kotor, the beaches south towards Budva, or a longer reach up the Dalmatian coast.

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